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Northern Rollers Dominate Eastern Split with 7-2 Record
The revamped Northern Rollers dominated the 2024 Eastern Split with a 7-2 record, led by outstanding performances from Jessica Kawamoto and Ryan Torresin.
New Look Montreal Lions Surprise of the Eastern Split, Going 6-3
With six CNPL rookies in the fold, the Montreal Lions surprised everyone in the Eastern Split, posting a strong 6-3 record behind outstanding performances from their top draft picks.
Rookie DiMuzio Superb in Southwestern Ontario Brewers 5-4 Showing
Rookie Victoria DiMuzio shines with four Player of the Match awards in her CNPL debut, leading the Southwestern Ontario Brewers to a solid 5-4 record and an impressive sweep of Montreal.
Prairie Pronghorns Start Eastern Split Strong, Finish with 5-4 Mark
Prairie Pronghorns started strong at 4-1 but finished 5-4 in the Eastern Split, led by veterans Kim Brent and Brad Chapman with notable wins over top teams.
West Coast Wolverines Close Out with 4-5 Record After Losing First Four Matches
The West Coast Wolverines finished the Eastern Split with a 4-5 record after an incredible comeback from a 0-4 start, highlighted by key performances from veterans and draft picks.
Defending Champion Toronto United Start Slowly, Finish 4-5 with a Flourish
Defending champions Toronto United overcame a difficult 0-3 start to finish 4-5 at the Eastern Split. Led by Carolina Hack's stellar play and strong contributions from draft pick Joanna Phang, United showed championship resilience with a 4-2 record over their final six matches.
East Toronto Smash Start Eastern Split Strong, Fade a Bit En Route to 4-5 Record
East Toronto Smash started strong with three straight wins after their opener but faded badly to finish 4-5 at the Eastern Split. Veterans Kim Layton (14-4) and Christina Chin (11-7) led the way, but late-season struggles cost the team a potential playoff push.
Re-tooled Vancouver Rush Compete Hard but Win Just One Match in 2024 Eastern Split
Vancouver Rush endured a difficult Eastern Split, managing just one victory against Prairie Pronghorns in nine matches. With veterans Jordann Vigna and Brett Forsythe leading five new additions, this young team has potential to improve as chemistry develops.