Sports

Whitecaps Re-sign Head Coach Carl Robinson, Staff, To Multi-year Extensions

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 18 Jan, 2015 01:10 PM

VANCOUVER — Head coach Carl Robinson and his coaching staff signed multi-year contract extensions with the Vancouver Whitecaps on Sunday.

Robinson led the Whitecaps to the MLS Cup Playoffs in their first year together.

Under the current coaching staff, Vancouver hit the 50 point-mark in 2014, which was the club’s highest-ever point total in Major League Soccer and the most ever by a Canadian MLS club.

The Whitecaps also set a new MLS club record with 18 road points, recorded their fewest amount of losses in a single MLS season, won the Cascadia Cup, and qualified for the CONCACAF Champions League for the first time in club history.

The terms of the deals were not disclosed, as per club policy.

Prev Next

MORE Sports ARTICLES

WHL Roundup: Levi Cable scores four goals to lead Ice in rout over Hitmen

CRANBROOK, B.C. — From the opening faceoff, it was all Levi Cable.

WHL Roundup: Levi Cable scores four goals to lead Ice in rout over Hitmen

Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquire Uruguayan striker Octavio Rivero

VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Whitecaps FC announced Thursday that the club has acquired Uruguayan striker Octavio Rivero from Chile's Primera Division side O'Higgins FC.

Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquire Uruguayan striker Octavio Rivero

Vancouver Wins Back-To-Back Games As Alex Burrows Leads Canucks To 7-1 Rout Of Coyotes

VANCOUVER — Alex Burrows's two goals Monday night won't be making any highlight reels, but they did help send the Canucks into the holiday break on a high note.

Vancouver Wins Back-To-Back Games As Alex Burrows Leads Canucks To 7-1 Rout Of Coyotes

Source: B.C. Lions Come To Terms With Jeff Tedford To Take Over As Club's Coach

A league source says Tedford has agreed to terms to become the new head coach of the B.C. Lions and will be introduced today at a news conference in Vancouver.

Source: B.C. Lions Come To Terms With Jeff Tedford To Take Over As Club's Coach

Weak Second Period Swings Momentum As Canucks Extend Losing Streak To Five

VANCOUVER — A weak second period, marred by a soft goal on Eddie Lack, was all the Vancouver Canucks needed to extend their losing streak to five games.

Weak Second Period Swings Momentum As Canucks Extend Losing Streak To Five

Difference Maker: Kari Lehtonen Stellar Early As Stars Down Canucks

The Dallas goalie stoned Radim Vrbata just over 30 seconds into the first period, and stared down a number of other great chances in the opening 20 minutes in the Stars' 2-0 victory.