CSKA Quebec
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| Full name | Capitol Sports Club of the Royal Quebecois Armed Forces |
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| Nicknames | The Reds Les Capitoliens |
| Short name | CSKA |
| Sport | Multiple |
| School | IRSEA |
| Founded | April 20, 1877 as Central Sports Club-in-Arms of Her Majesty |
| Based in | Joongyeong, Quebec and Shingoryeo |
| Stadium | Various |
| Colours | Red and Yellow |
| Anthem | 그대는 결코 혼자 걸으지 안으리 (Trans. You Will Never Walk Alone) |
| Owner | CSKA Quebec Ltd |
| President | Agnes van Laeken |
| Secretary | Christian Casavant |
| Mascot | Odeon the Tiger |
| Local media | FAS TV |
| Website | [1] |
Central Sports Club of the Royal Quebecois Armed Forces (written in Korean as 퀘벡신고려 왕립군 체육클럽), more commonly known as CSKA Quebec, is a pre-eminent Quebecois multi-sport club based in the CSKA Complex, Cité-Asphodèle district of Joongyeong, Quebec and Shingoryeo. While generally known for its association football side, CSKA Quebec also consists of many other sports departments including basketball, fencing, gymnastics, handball, judo, rowing, taekwondo and wrestling. Over the years, the club's various departments have won notable Quebecois Commonwealth and domestic titles over the club's history extending over a century and half, and its athletes, coaches and alumni have represented the nation at the Olympic Games and many international championships.
While there is no official tie between the club and educational institutions, it has traditionally maintained close ties to IRSEA and St. Croix universities, with many student-athletes from said institutions continuing onto CSKA organisation, after spending their collegiate teams with the Saladinites and the Bleu et Blanc teams. The club also maintains extensive youth academy setups, which are designed to provide cost-free instruction and training to tens of thousands of student-athletes of primary and secondary school levels.
| Men/Women's Teams | |
| Athletics | |
| Basketball | |
| Gymnastics | |
| Judo | |
| Swimming | |
| Volleyball | |
| Wrestling | |
| Co-ed Teams | |
| Archery | |
| Fencing | |
| Football | |
| Handball | |
| Field Hockey† | |
| Ice Hockey | |
| Shooting | |
| Water Polo | |
| † - Field hockey runs separate seasons for men and women in summers, and runs co-educational league in winter. CSKA teams, however, train together and count as a co-ed team. |
History
Departments
Football Division
Current squad
As of 2062-63 Q-League season.
Import Quota 2/5): GK Samuel Hui (GRF), FW Bruce Nolan (TMB)
Residents (8): DF Emily Bruce (CBP), DF Alana Faucett (SYL), DF Petar Petajkovski (MYT), MF Aramis (MVE), MF Claudio Bravo (QAD), MF Gabrielle Rowland (NPH), FW Caitlyn Kiraman (CMT), FW Pio Mendonca (CBZ)
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under World Cup Committee eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WCC nationality.
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Facilities
Media
Personnel
Presidents
| Era | Name | Sport Associated |
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| 2034-42 | Marina Cantona | Volleyball |
| 2042-54 | Ian Nolet | Hockey |
| 2054- | Agnes van Laeken | Association Football |