Surrey-based BC Tigers Hurricanes celebrate their national soccer championship in Saskatoon on Monday. (photo: canadasoccer.com/SportsCanada.TV)

Surrey-based BC Tigers Hurricanes celebrate their national soccer championship in Saskatoon on Monday. (photo: canadasoccer.com/SportsCanada.TV)

Two Surrey teams win national soccer championships

BC Tigers Hurricanes win men's title, Coastal FC girls are U17 champs in South Surrey

Surrey-based BC Tigers Hurricanes won the Challenge Cup for national soccer club supremacy on Monday.

Also this afternoon, on home turf at South Surrey Athletic Park, the girls of Coastal FC won the U17 national championship with a 2-1 win over a team from Quebec.

In Saskatoon, the Hurricanes earned a 7-3 victory over a team from Ontario.

It was the first time in 14 years that a B.C.-based team won the national title, following Surrey Pegasus’ victory in 2004.

The team also won the tournament’s fair-play award, and Nicky Soolsma won the top scorer award.

More to come.

Surrey Now Leader