The Canadian Women's national team defeated the U.S squad in the recent 49th Parrallel Cup. Two Angels players, Margo and Aimee Legault were included into that team. If there were any doubters about their abilities they were quickly squashed as both girls put in stellar performances for their country and were instrumental in Canada's first win over the U.S. Inside sources from the national team were quoted as saying "both girls played like guns". A flattering compliment for the sisters who have only being playing Aussie rules for twelve months. Both girls will be doing their best to clinch some more silverware as the Angels go head to head with the Edmonton Emu's in the National tournament on September 4th at Parc Cluny in Laval.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
ANGELS EXCEL AMONG THE ELITE
The Canadian Women's national team defeated the U.S squad in the recent 49th Parrallel Cup. Two Angels players, Margo and Aimee Legault were included into that team. If there were any doubters about their abilities they were quickly squashed as both girls put in stellar performances for their country and were instrumental in Canada's first win over the U.S. Inside sources from the national team were quoted as saying "both girls played like guns". A flattering compliment for the sisters who have only being playing Aussie rules for twelve months. Both girls will be doing their best to clinch some more silverware as the Angels go head to head with the Edmonton Emu's in the National tournament on September 4th at Parc Cluny in Laval.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
ANGELS DEBUT FOR CANADA
Sisters Margo and Aimee Legault will become the first Montreal Angels, and first Quebec born players under the Quebec Saints football development program to represent their country today when Canada Northern Lights take on the United States Revolution in women's Aussie Rules football.
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