Oakville Blue Stars

Full name

Oakville SC Blue Stars

Nickname(s)

Blue Stars

Founded

1999

Ground

Pine Glen

Manager

Dan Pastoric

Coach

Phil A. Iafrati

League

Ontario Soccer League

2009

1st

Home colours

Away colours

Oakville Blue Stars is a Canadian soccer team, founded in 1999, based in Oakville, Ontario. The team was a member of the Ontario Soccer League, the highest level soccer league in Ontario, and played in the Provincial Division.

The Oakville U1990A Boys team, aka Oakville Blue Stars, was formed by Phil Iafrati in 1999, within the Oakville Soccer Club of Oakville, Ontario. The Oakville Blue Stars have won: one National Club Championship U14; three Ontario Cups U14, U15, U21; seven League Champions; five League Cups; and two Dunleavy Cups (between SRSL and CSL in the 3 years prior to Ontario Cup). One year before assembling the Oakville Blue Stars, Phil Iafrati in 1998 with his Oakville Blue Devils won the U19 Canadian Club Soccer Championships.

The Oakville Soccer Club has become one of the largest community soccer organizations with more than 10,000 recreational and competitive players playing in summer outdoor and fall/winter indoor leagues. It was created in 1972 as an amalgamation of Bronte Legion Soccer Club, Oakville United Soccer Club and Oakville Minor Soccer. The Oakville Soccer Club is a member of the Ontario Soccer Association.

The club's tradition of excellence as shown by its 9 National Championships, over 50 Ontario Cups and a large number of players selected to represent Canada at the international level.^[1]

Team Motto

Respect Everyone! Fear No One!

Pain is Temporary! Championships are Forever!

Results Year-by-Year

Year	Group	...Division...	League	Regular Season	League Cup	Dunleavy Cup SRSL/CSL
1999	U9	"Premier"	SRSL	1st, Champions	Champions	Champions
2000	U10	"Premier"	SRSL	2nd		Did not qualify
2001	U11	"Premier"	SRSL	1st, Champions	Champions	Champions

Year	Group	...Division...	League	Regular Season	League Cup	Ontario Cup	Canadian Nationals	TerraPower Rankings
2002	U12	"Elite"	SRSL	1st, Champions	Champions	Semi Final		2nd of 132
2003	U13	"Elite"	SRSL	1st, Champions	Champions	Did not qualify		2nd of 159
2004	U14	"Provincial"	OYSL	1st, Champions	Champions	Champions	Champions	1st of 151
2005	U15	"Provincial"	OYSL	4th	Discontinued	Champions		1st of 137
2006	U16	"Provincial"	OYSL	3rd		Quarter Final	Did Not Qualify	2nd of 108
2007	U17	"Provincial"	OYSL	2nd		Semi Final		2nd of 81
2008	U18	"Provincial"	OYSL	1st, Champions		Final	Did Not Qualify	1st of 69
2009	U21	"Provincial"	OSL	1st, Champions		Champions		Undefeated
2010	U21	"Provincial"	OSL	8th		Quarter Final

Numerous Cdn and US tournament Championships including the Baltimore Boys' Soccer Showcase - U18/U19 Champions, Columbia, MD (2007).

Players

U21 Ontario Cup Championship roster - 2009

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Robert Mienert
2	DF	Andrew Pastoric (Captain)
4	DF	Lucas Paron
5	DF	Tevin Wynter (Captain)
6	DF	Dominic Bell
8	MF	Adrian Sikorski
9	FW	Theo Koolen
10	FW	Evan James
12	DF	Matthew Maughn
13	MF	Jordan Fairclough
14	MF	Rishawn Simpson

No.	Position	Player
15	FW	Kwesi Williams
16	DF	Matthew Nellich
17	FW	Evroy Jr Ellis
18	MF	Victor Jiminez
19	DF	Tyler Wason
20	MF	Rahul Saggar
21	FW	Shaddy Elshammah
23	MF	Anthony.Doran
HC		Neil.Brown
AC		Phil Iafrati
Mgr		Dan Pastoric

U15 Ontario Cup Championship roster - 2005

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Peter Michalski
2	DF	Andrew Pastoric
3	DF	David Slattery (Captain)
4	DF	Lucas Paron
5	DF	Jon Volpatti
6	DF	William Hyde (Captain)
7	FW	Niko Pesa
8	MF	Kyle Bekker (Captain)
9	MF	Theo Koolen
10	MF	Andrew Barsalona
11	DF	Nick Agam

No.	Position	Player
12	MF	Martin Walecki
13	MF	Lucas Severin
14	MF	Shomesh Chaudhuri (Captain)
15	FW	Mitch Houlahan
16	MF	Sergi Semenets
17	FW	Alex Semenets
18	FW	Kyle Taitt
19	FW	Mackenzie Wilde
HC		Phil Iafrati
AC		Andrew Saulez
Mgr		Dan Pastoric

U14 Ontario Cup & Canadian Club Championship roster - 2004

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Peter Michalski
2	DF	Andrew Pastoric
3	DF	David Slattery (Captain)
4	DF	Lucas Paron
5	DF	Jon Volpatti
6	DF	William Hyde (Captain)
7	MF	Matthew Macri
8	MF	Kyle Bekker (Captain)
9	MF	Theo Koolen
10	MF	Andrew Barsalona
11	DF	Nick Agam

No.	Position	Player
12	MF	Martin Walecki
13	MF	Lucas Severin
14	MF	Shomesh Chaudhuri (Captain)
15	FW	Mitch Houlahan
16	MF	Adrian Sikorski
17	FW	Alex Semenets
00	GK	Lucas Birnstingl
HC		Phil Iafrati
AC		Andrew Saulez
Mgr		Dan Pastoric

Notable former players

Nick Agam '99 - '10
William Hyde '99 - '07
Evroy Jr. Ellis '09 - '11
Khody Ellis '11
Stephen Hay '11
Bryan Giraldo '11
Kyle Taitt '05
Andrew Barsalona '03 - '07
Gregory Brooks '07 - '09
Jason Ferreirinha '08
Mitch Houlahan '99 - '07
Roberto Spadafora '06 - '07
Sandro Rajkovic '07 - '08
Alex Semenets '00 - '07

Andrew Pastoric '03 - '10
Shomesh Chaudhuri '02 - '07
Peter Michalski '04 - '07
Jordan Wainright '06
Matthew Macri '04
Sherif El-Masri '07 partial
Kyle Bekker '99 - '06
Lucas Birnstingl '04
David Slattery '99 - '07
Jonathon Volpatti '99 - '05
John Gee '11
Matthew Osorio '11
Julien John '11
Taras Chaykovskyy '06

Theo Koolen '99 - '10
Victor Carreiro '99 - '03
Matthew Heally '99 - '03
Mackenzie Wilde '99 - '03, '05
Lucas Severin '99 - '05
Satpal Ubhi '99 - '03
Ben Estay '99 - '02
Robert Sertic '99 - '01
Daniel Ortega '99 - '01
Jordan Kotsopoulos Call Up - 2010 NCAA Div II
Chris Brown Call Up
Niko Pesa '05
Sergi Semenets '05 - '06
Kenton Carr-Hall '99 - '99
Paterson Farrell Call Up

Played for Canadian Universities / Colleges

University of British Columbia - William Hyde - - - - '10 & '12 Canada West Champions, '10 CW 1st Team, '11 CW 2nd Team. '12 CW 1st Team, '12 All Canadian 2nd Team, '12 CIS National Champions
McMaster University - Andrew Pastoric - - - - '09 & '12 Ontario University Champions. '12 OUA 1st Team, '12 All Canadian 2nd Team, '12 McMaster MVP Soccer
Cape Breton University - Sandro Rajkovic - - - - '11 & '12 Atlantic University Champions, '11 CIS National Team, '13 AUS First Team, '13 & '14 All Canadian 1st Team
University of Western Ontario - Dominic Bell - - - - '10 CIS National 1st Team, '11 OUA 1st Team, '12 OUA 1st Team, '13 Team Canada for Summer Universiade
McGill University - Dominic Bell
University of Western Ontario - Nick Agam
University of Toronto - Niko Pesa
York University - Jason Ferreirinha
Carleton University - Mitch Houlahan
University of Waterloo - Victor Jiminez
Wilfrid Laurier University - Matthew Maughn
Wilfrid Laurier University - Stephen Hay
Sheridan College - Kwesi Williams - - - - '14 Canadian College Champions
Sheridan College - Khody Ellis - - - - '14 Canadian College Champions
Sheridan College - Martin Walecki - - - - '14 Canadian College Champions

Played for US University / College

UNC Charlotte - Evan James - - - - 2011 NCAA Div 1 - Finalists, 2011 All-Atlantic 10 - First Team
Boston College - Kyle Bekker - - - - '10 All ACC 2nd Team, '11 All-SAC 3rd Team, '12 All ACC 1st Team
Urbana University - Tyler Wason - - - - '11 All ICAA 1st Team, '12 Offensive Player of the Year G-MAC
Harvard University - Shomesh Chaudhuri
University of Detroit Mercy - Tevin Wynter
Francis Marion University - Adrian Sikorski (SC)
Parkland College - Kwesi Williams
Parkland College - Khody Ellis
Limestone College - Evroy Jr. Ellis
University of Montevallo - Matthew Maughn
St. Francis College - Jordan Fairclough (NY)
St. Francis College - Victor Jiminez (PA)
University of Central Arkansas - Greg Brooks
Drexel University - Jonathan Volpatti
University of Alabama at Birmingham - Andrew Barsalona
Lincoln Memorial University - Mackenzie Wilde (TN)

Played for MSL soccer clubs

Played for European soccer clubs

Eintracht Braunschweig 2.Bundesliga GERMANY - Andrew Barsalona
Germania Halberstadt 2.Bundesliga GERMANY - Andrew Barsalona 2013
VPS Vaasan Palloseura FINLAND- Andrew Barsalona 2014
FC Gute 2.Södra Svealand SWEDEN - Evroy Jr. Ellis 2013/2014
Närpes Kraft Fotbollsförening FINLAND - Evan James 2013/2014

Played for other NASL/PDL/CSL soccer clubs

FC Edmonton - Alex Semenets
Vancouver Whitecaps - Alex Semenets
Hamilton FC - Evan James
K-W United FC - Evan James
Hamilton FC - Dominic Bell
Hamilton FC - Tevin Wynter
K-W United FC - Tevin Wynter
Hamilton FC - Andrew Barsalona
Hamilton FC - Khody Ellis
Hamilton FC - Chris Brown
Capital City F.C. - Evroy Jr. Ellis
Hamilton Croatia - Sandro Rajkovic
Toronto Croatia - Niko Pesa
Toronto Lynx - Mackenzie Wilde
Oakville Blue Devils FC - Mackenzie Wilde
Oakville Blue Devils FC - Anthony Doran
Oakville Blue Devils FC - Khody Ellis
Oakville Blue Devils FC - Tyler Wason

Played for Canada [Olympic Teams]

Played for Canada [Youth Teams]

Alex Semenets
Mackenzie Wilde
William Hyde
Shomesh Chaudhuri
Andrew Barsalona
Kyle Bekker

Coached Canadian Championship teams [Phil Iafrati]

2004 - Oakville Blue Stars - - - U14 Canadian Club Soccer Champions
1998 - Oakville Blue Devils - - - U18 Canadian Club Soccer Champions

Staff

Coaching

Phil Iafrati 1999-2010 - Life Time Member [2001], Oakville Sports Hall of Fame Honouree [2000], Oakville Soccer Club's 40 People of Influence [2012]
Philip Augustine Iafrati March 7, 1947 - September 14, 2013
Neil Brown 2009-2010 - Sportsperson of the Year Award (Presidents Award) [2008], Oakville Soccer Club's 40 People of Influence [2012]
Andrew Saulez 2004-2005 Assistant
Duncan Wilde 2001-2002 Assistant

Management

Dan Pastoric 2003-2010 - Sportsperson of the Year Award (Presidents Award) [2007], Oakville Soccer Club's 40 People of Influence [2012]
Mike Houlahan 2001-2003
Robert Koolen 1999-2001
Viktor Semenets 2004-2006 Assistant

Websites

Photos previously on Google are no longer accessible.
Phil Iafrati - Oakville Hall of Fame (Soccer)
2004 National Club Championship

Videos

U21 Ontario Championship - Commentary

Team crest

Oakville Blue Stars
team crest
2003–present

The logo was created to symbolize the team. The large star represented the goalie at the centre of the team. The smaller stars provided the traditional configuration of the team, in a 3 - 5 - 2 formation.

Championship team photos

Oakville Blue Stars 2004
Oakville Blue Stars 2005
Oakville Blue Stars 2009

Miscellaneous team photos

Oakville Blue Stars 2006
Oakville Blue Stars 2007
Oakville Blue Stars 2008
Oakville Blue Stars 2010

US Soccer matches - 2005 to 2008

Date Opponent Score [14 Wins - 4 Ties - 5 Losses]
2008 Jefferson Cup Showcase
3/22/2008 FUTSOC USA ENIGMA (FL) 5-1
3/21/2008 NVSC ROYALS PREMIER 89 (VA) 4-1
3/20/2008 MONTGOMERY DRAGONS (MD) 0-3
2007 Baltimore College Showcase
11/24/2007 MCLEAN PREMIER SOCCER FC (VA) 3-2 [Won Championship]
11/24/2007 PITTSGROVE FC PREMIER (NJ) 2-0
11/23/2007 ROCHESTER FUTBOL RFC U18 (NYW) 3-0
11/23/2007 MONTGOMERY DRAGONS (MD) 2-1 [Beat 4x MD State Cup Champions & #2 in US]
2007 Jefferson Cup - Boys Weekend
3/18/2007 GFA RANGERS 89 (VA) 0-2
3/17/2007 MONTGOMERY UNITED NJ (PAE) 2-2
3/17/2007 MCLEAN PREMIER SOCCER FC (VA) 1-1
2007 Score at the Shore South - Boys (Jacksonville, FL)
2/19/2007 CHARLOTTE '89 BLUE (NC) 0-2 [Lost in semis to #1 NC team]
2/18/2007 SPRINGFIELD S.C. 89/90 (MO) 3-0
2/18/2007 FC WESTCHESTER 1990 (NYE) 3-1
2/17/2007 CAROLINA ELITE CESA '89 PREMIER (SC) 1-2
2/17/2007 METRO UNITED (IL) 3-0
2006 Score at the Shore South - Boys (Jacksonville, FL)
2/20/2006 FUTSOC USA ENIGMA (FL) 0-1 [Lost finals by PKs to #1 Florida team]
2/20/2006 FC WESTCHESTER 1990 (NYE) 3-0
2/19/2006 FIRST COAST SOCCER FIRST COAST KYX (FL) 4-0
2/19/2006 MANALAPAN ROUGH RIDERS (NJ) 1-0
2/18/2006 AJAX B1 (FL) 3-0
2/18/2006 MONTGOMERY SA UNITED (PAE) 0-0
2005 Jefferson Cup - Boys Weekend
4/ 3/2005 PREMIER AC 89 (VA) 2-0
4/ 2/2005 PDA SOCRATES (NJ) 2-2 [Draw with 4x NJ State Champions]

The early years - 1999 to 2003

2003

2003 SRSL U13 Elite Division - Champions,
2003 SRSL U13 Elite Division League Cup - Champions,
2003 Grape & Wine Tournament - U13 Champions,
2003 Canada Super Cup Tournament - U13/U14 Champions,
2003 Oakville International Tournament - U13 Champions,
2003 West Niagara U13 North American Division - Finalists,
2003 Ontario Indoor Cup - Finalists

2002

2002 SRSL U12 Elite Division League Cup Champions,
2002 SRSL U12 Elite Division League Champions,
2002 Ontario Cup Semi-Finalists,
25th John Henderson Memorial Tournament U12 Champions,
East York S.C. 15th Invitational Tournament Champions,
2002 Ontario Indoor Soccer League Champions,

2001

2001 SRSL/CSL 7th Annual Dunleavy Memorial Cup Champions,
2001 SRSL U11 Premier League Cup Champions,
2001 SRSL U11 Premier League Champions,
Eagle Cup 2001 U11 Champions,
24th John Henderson Memorial 2001 U11 Champions,
Oakville Sunoco Boys International U11 Champions,
2001 West Niagara Invitational U12 Division Champions [playing up],
2001 Ontario Indoor Soccer League Champions

2000

Robbie International Soccer Tournament U10 Champions,
Bethesda Soccer Club, USA, 2000 Thanksgiving Tournament Semi-Finalists,
Eagle Cup 2000 U10 Champions,
Royal City Soccer Tournament U10 Champions,
West Niagara Invitational U10 Champions,
2000 OISL Premier League Champions

1999

1999 SRSL U9 Premier League Champions,
1999 SRSL U9 League Cup Champions,
1999 SRSL/CSL 5th Annual Dunleavy Memorial Cup Champions,
MSC International Tournament U9 Champions,
Kitchener International U9 Tournament Champions,
NMSC Rep U9 Rep Tournament Champions

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↑ "Coaching Staff Press Release" (PDF).

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