Three Ottawa Fury Soccer Games for Two Adults or Two Adults and Two Children on June 2 and 3 (Up to 62% Off)
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Over two days, women's squad looks to continue more than 3 years of undefeated homefield play & men face off against two division rivals
Soccer players spend so much time concentrating on the ball that they grow obsessed with hexagons, which explains why they’re constantly trying to kick bees’ nests. Study the shape of an exciting game with this deal to see the Ottawa Fury men’s and women’s soccer teams play at Algonquin College Soccer Complex. Choose between the following options:
- For $29, you get tickets for two adults to see all three games on opening weekend (a $72 value).
- For $39, you get a family pass to see all three games on opening weekend (a $102 total value), which includes:
- Tickets for two adults to all three games (a $72 value)
- Tickets for two children to all three games (a $30 value)<p>
Taking place on Saturday, June 2, and Sunday, June 3, the three opening-weekend games include:
- The women’s team against the Rochester Ravens on Saturday at 3 p.m.
- The men’s team against the Boston Victory on Saturday at 7 p.m.
- The men’s team against the Vermont Voltage on Sunday at 3 p.m.<p>
Consisting of three teams competing in three different leagues, the Ottawa Fury soccer club aims to incubate youth, male, and female players as they develop their skills for a professional stage. The women’s team kicks off the 2012 W-League season looking to trounce the Rochester Ravens at home, where the Fury have remained undefeated for more than three consecutive seasons. This nonpareil dominance has won the team eight division titles since its inception in 2000, a feat they hope to repeat yet again when the squad plays host to the W-League championship tournament, when all visiting teams will be expected to take off their cleats before they enter the stadium.
Likewise, the men’s squad—a member of the Premier Development League—seeks to reclaim the glory of its back-to-back division titles in 2009 and 2010, beginning with two bouts against divisional rivals the Boston Victory and the Vermont Voltage. As fans rally for the fleet-footed squad, vendors quell hunger with game-time eats, preventing the crowd from snatching errant soccer balls and scooping out their mashed-potato stuffing.
Over two days, women's squad looks to continue more than 3 years of undefeated homefield play & men face off against two division rivals
Soccer players spend so much time concentrating on the ball that they grow obsessed with hexagons, which explains why they’re constantly trying to kick bees’ nests. Study the shape of an exciting game with this deal to see the Ottawa Fury men’s and women’s soccer teams play at Algonquin College Soccer Complex. Choose between the following options:
- For $29, you get tickets for two adults to see all three games on opening weekend (a $72 value).
- For $39, you get a family pass to see all three games on opening weekend (a $102 total value), which includes:
- Tickets for two adults to all three games (a $72 value)
- Tickets for two children to all three games (a $30 value)<p>
Taking place on Saturday, June 2, and Sunday, June 3, the three opening-weekend games include:
- The women’s team against the Rochester Ravens on Saturday at 3 p.m.
- The men’s team against the Boston Victory on Saturday at 7 p.m.
- The men’s team against the Vermont Voltage on Sunday at 3 p.m.<p>
Consisting of three teams competing in three different leagues, the Ottawa Fury soccer club aims to incubate youth, male, and female players as they develop their skills for a professional stage. The women’s team kicks off the 2012 W-League season looking to trounce the Rochester Ravens at home, where the Fury have remained undefeated for more than three consecutive seasons. This nonpareil dominance has won the team eight division titles since its inception in 2000, a feat they hope to repeat yet again when the squad plays host to the W-League championship tournament, when all visiting teams will be expected to take off their cleats before they enter the stadium.
Likewise, the men’s squad—a member of the Premier Development League—seeks to reclaim the glory of its back-to-back division titles in 2009 and 2010, beginning with two bouts against divisional rivals the Boston Victory and the Vermont Voltage. As fans rally for the fleet-footed squad, vendors quell hunger with game-time eats, preventing the crowd from snatching errant soccer balls and scooping out their mashed-potato stuffing.