Unnamed Trialist

Dieu Merci Yuma has signed with Sedan (French 4th tier) from Portuguese 4th tier side Electrico.  He had 21 goals in 15 games this season.
Ryan Reid has also signed with Sedan.  He played with Yumas this past season in Portugal.  Both players are 21 years old.
http://www.lardennais.fr/37297/article/2017-06-23/cinq-recrues-sedan

Stamopoulos is still starting at LB with 23 in 27 games but his team is now in the relegation zone with 7 games to go.
Zambazis appeared on the bench for the first time this season in the league on April 9.

[ 1 ]   A C T I V E  P L A Y E R S         J  U  L  Y        2 0 1 7 :
Cloe Lacasse      Has re-signed with IBV ( Iprottabandalag Vestmannaeyja ) on a two-year contract in the Pepsi Deild Kvenna ( Iceland's top league ) -- December 2016.  Lacasse has been  IBV's leading scorer over the last two seasons with 25 goals in 41 appearances.
Katie Kraeutner     Has signed with IBV ( Iprottabandalag Vestmannaeyja ) in the Pepsi-Deild Kvenna ( Iceland's top league )  -- December 2016. Kraeutner is a midfielder/forward from North Saanich, British Columbia who concluded her college career  playing for the University of Nebraska ( Huskers ) NCAA div 1, 2012-2015. Additionally, during the summer of 2016, Kraeutner played for North Shore Girls SC (NSGSC) in the Women's Premier Soccer League ( WPSL ), second division in the US women soccer pyramid.
Maegan Kelly      Signs with  F C K C  in the  NWSL  -- April 2017. Kelly is a midfielder from Kansas City, Missouri  whose father Neil Kelly was born in Toronto. In addition, her sister, Katie Kelly was called  into a CANWNT  camp in 2011. Maeghan Kelly completed her college soccer ( 2010-2013 ) playing for Marquette University ( Golden Eagles ) NCAA div 1.and was originally drafted by FCKC in the first round in 2014. Kelly did not make that team and subsequently spent the last 3 years playing for clubs in  Iceland, Finland and Cyprus. Kelly also played two  games  for the US U23 WNT  in 2013.
Emma Fletcher   Has signed with  Arna Bjornar  in the Toppserien ( the top flight women's league in Norway) -- February, 2017. Fletcher is a midfielder from Victoria, BC  who recently concluded her senior season at the University of California Berkeley ( Golden Bears ) NCAA div 1. She also played for North Shore Girls SC in the WPSL in the summer of 2016. Internationally, Fletcher represented U17 New Zealand ( Young Football Ferns ) in the 2012 FIFA U17 WWC, Azerbaijan. Subsequently, Fletcher switched back to Canada to play in the 2014 FIFA U20 WWC in Canada. Fletcher last represented Canada as U23 CANWNT in the 2015 Pan Am Games, scoring one goal.
Erin Mcleod         Currently sharing goal-keeping duties at FC Rosengard in the Damallsvenskan (Sweden's top league). After missing most of 2016 with a serious knee injury, Mcleod resumed playing soccer in May 2017. At the end of May 2017, Mcleod has 2 wins, 1 loss, 1 draw, conceded 3 goals and kept 2 clean sheets. 
Nora Abolins      Moves to Ostersunds DFF in the Elitettan ( Sweden's second tier league) from QBIK Karlstad ( relegated to Division 1 damer  in 2017 ) -- December 2016.   Abolins is a  keeper from Demorestville, Ontario  who was the regular starting keeper for  QBIK Karlstad in 2016. In 2015, Abolins won the League One Ontario title with Durham United FC and was named both the keeper of the year and the 2015 League One Ontario women's division  MVP.
Chandra Morden Bednar     Signs with Vittsjo GIK in the Damallsvenskan (the top division in Swedish women's club soccer) -- January 2017.  Bednar spent the latter half of 2016, on a short-term contract,as the backup keeper for  Linkopings FC  who concluded 2016 winning the Damallsvenskan title ( though she was let go at season's end).  Prior to this she was playing for Taby FK  in Division 1. Sodra Svealand damer  ( tier 3 in Swedish women’s football).   Bednar is a keeper from Winnipeg   Manitoba ( though born in Vancouver BC)  who finished her college soccer in 2011 playing for the University of Texas El Paso ( UTEP Miners) NCAA div 1.
Nkem Ezurike      Has signed with Mallbackens IF Sunne  in the Elitettan ( tier two Swedish women's soccer ) -- January 2017.  In  2016, Ezurike had a modest season playing for  Vittsjo GIK in the Damallsvenskan  ( the Swedish top flight): scoring a hattrick in cup play but only one league goal.
Sarah Forde    Signs with   P18 IK A  in Division 1 Sodra  damer ( tier 3 in Swedish women soccer) -- January 2017.  Forde  Is a keeper from Pickering, Ontario  who in 2016,  made 11 appearances overall  for  Husqvarna FF  in Division 2 Norra Dam ( tier four in Swedish women soccer) . Additionally,  Forde was nominated  and won a local player of the year award for  2016 but was  not included in Husqvarna's  2017 roster .
Christabel Oduro      Moves to    P18 IK A  in Division 1 Sodra  damer ( tier 3 in Swedish women soccer) -- January 2017.. Prior to this, in 2016, Oduro had a short stint with   WFC Ramat HaSharon  in  the Ligat Nashim Rishona ( Israel's top flight women's league). Here she scored just  one  league goal in two league appearances. In addition, she also had a modest Champion's League campaign with just 1 assist in 3 appearances for WFC Ramat HaSharon .
Stephanie Bukovec     Has signed with Tocksfors IF ( seniorlag damer)  in Division 1 Norra Gotaland ( tier 3 in Swedish women soccer) -- March 2017. Bukovec is a keeper from Toronto, Ontario who concluded her final 2 years of college ( 2015-2016) playing for Belmont University (Bruins) NCAA div 1. Additionally Bukovec was named the 2016 League One Ontario  goalkeeper of the year, playing with the Vaughan Azzurri.
April Syme         Has signed with Ostersunds DFF in the Elitettan ( tier 2 in Swedish women soccer) -- March 2017. Syme is a midfielder from Mississauga, Ontario who finished her college soccer ( 2010 - 2014 ) playing for the University of West Florida (Argonauts ) NCAA div 2, In the summer of 2016, Syme played for Woodbridge Strikers in L1O.
Nicola Mawson     Continues ( for her third season )  with  Spartans FC Women  for the 2017 season of the Scottish Women's Premier League ( the top women's league in Scotland) -- January 2017.    In  2016, Mawson made 14 starts ( including playing in two rounds of the SWPL Cup); she also made one goal-line clearance and scored her first career goal.  Mawson is a Vancouver Whitecaps Girl Elite defender who  was part of Team BC that won gold in the 2013 Canada Summer Games.
Genevieve Richard    Continues (for her third year) at  Nojima Stella Kanagawa Sagamihara  for the 2017 season of  Nadeshiko League Division 1 ( Japan's top flight) -- January 2017.  In 2016, Richards concluded a successful year with Nojima Stella Kanagawa Sagamihara then in  Nadeshiko League Division Two (Japan's tier two  league); making 24 starts, 15 wins, 7 draws and 11 clean sheets in all competitions. In addition, Richards and  Nojima Stella Kanagawa Sagamihara went undefeated in league play and were crowned the 2016 Plenus Nadeshiko League Division 2 Champions and were promoted into Nadeshiko 1  for 2017. Richards and Nojima Stella Kanagawa Sagamihara also made an exciting run in the 38th Empress Cup Tournament; being knocked out in the quarterfinals by a division one team. In addition,  Nojima Stella Kanagawa Sagamihara also finished third in group A, in their division two cup tournament.
Brittany Ambrose       Has signed with  FC Osaka Takatsuki Speranza  in Nadeshiko League 2 ( tier 2 of Japanese women soccer).-- February 2017. Ambrose is a forward from Surrey, BC who recently concluded her collegiate career (2012- 2016 )  playing for Santa Clara University (Broncos) NCAA div 1.
Natalie Martineau    Has re-signed with South Melbourne Women FC ( her fifth consecutive season) for the 2017  NPLW Victoria competition ( tier two of Australian women's soccer )  -- December 2016.  Martineau is a mid-fielder from Oakville, Ontario who concluded her college career, in 2011, playing for the LSU (Tigers) NCAA div 1.
Ashley Lawrence      Concluded her first season with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) feminines in Division 1 Feminines ( the top women's league in France) on contract that commits her to 2019. At seasons end, Lawrence made 21 appearances ( in all competitions) averaging 83 minutes played/match and she scored 1 league goal. Overall, PSG  finished third in the league ( thus no Champion's league in 2017/18) and finished runners-up to OL in the Coupe de France and in the  UWCL final.   Lawrence is a midfielder/full back from Toronto, Ontario who won the bronze medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics with the CANWNT  and had a successful college career playing for West Virginia University ( Mountaineers ) in NCAA div 1.
.Kadeisha Buchanan    Concluded her first season with Olympique Lyonnais  in Division 1 Feminines ( the top women's in France) on a contract which is set to expire in June 2019. At season's end, Buchanan made 17 appearances ( in all competitions ) averaging 80 minutes played/match,  with no goals scored. Additionally, in 2016/2017,  OL  won the treble : the league title, the Coupe de France and the Uefa Women's Champions League  final.  Buchanan is a centre-back from Toronto, Ontario who won the bronze medal with Canada in the 2016 Rio Olympics; and had a distinguished  college career playing with  West Virginia University ( Mountaineers) NCAA div 1.
Sophie Schmidt     In November 2016, Schmidt received an additional  contract extension with   1. FFC Frankfurt  in Frauen Bundesliga 1, taking her to June 2018. She concluded the 2016/2017  season making 21 appearances for the club for a total of 1664 minutes played; scoring 3 goals ( two of them golazos! ).
Shannon Woeller    Received a  2 year contract extension  with FF USV Jena  in Frauen Bundesliga 1  ( the top women's league in Germany)  -- May  2017.  Woeller  had a strong half-season as a starting centerback for Jena  averaging close to 90 minutes per match. Was recalled into  the CANWNT  after a 5 year absence.
Tiffany Cameron     Moves to FF USV Jena  from  Borussia Monchengladbach for the 2017-2018 season  of Frauen Bundesliga 1 ( Germany's top-flight women's league )--  June 2017 .  Recently Cameron concluded a  busy season at  Borussia Monchengladbach making 23 appearances  for a total of 1750  minutes played in all competitions;  no league goals scored though 1 goal scored in cup play. Borussia Monchengladbach ended the season  12th and last place and were relegated.
Natalie Bridget Day    Primarily a track and field athlete for the Ottawa Lions T/F club as well Holy Trinity Catholic High School in 2014/15. In 2015/16 she became a student- athlete at the International School of Dusseldorf ( Germany ) Then in 2016/17 Day joined  MSV Duisburg U-17 Juniorinnen  who compete in B-Juniorinnen-Bundesliga West/Sudwest.  Day  concluded the season making 6 appearances, 434 minutes played, &  no goals scored.
Alison Flacka Lemon   Has signed with ETO FC Gyor -noi  who play in the Noi Nemzeti Bajnoksag 1 ( aka:  Jet-Sol Liga  Noi NB1 ) which is the top women's league in Hungary -- June 2017. Lemon is forward/midfielder from Mississauga, Ontario  who currently plays for North Mississauga SC in L1O women's division. Her resume includes playing for Humber College ( Hawks ), OCAA ,  2010-2011;  then moving overseas ( 2011-2014 ) to play for clubs in Switzerland ( FC Neunkirch frauen in NLA ) and Italy ( Fortitudo Mozzecano CF in Serie B femminile ). Lemon also represented Canada in the 2013 AMF World Futsal World Cup  in Colombia. (Canada finished 14th)
Jordyn Listro      Has signed with Union Deportiva Granadilla Tenerife ( UDG Tenerife)  in the Liga Iberdrola ( the top women's league in Spain) -- June 2017. Listro is a forward/defensive central midfielder from Toronto, Ontario who just concluded (2013-2016) her college career playing for the University of South Florida (Bulls) NCAA div 1..In the past she played for such clubs like Sanjaxx Lions (2015) in L1O women's division and the Toronto Lady Lynx in the now defunct USL W-League. Listro also represented Canada in the 2012  FIFA U17 WWC.in Azerbaijan
Amelia (Amy) Pietrangelo.    Signs with FF USV Jena  in Frauen Bundesliga 1  ( the top women's league in Germany)  --  June 2017 . Prior to this, Pietrangelo won the  Swiss double  ( the 2016/17  Schweizer  Cup and the NLA championship ) with FC Neunkirch frauen but sadly the club folded at season's end. Pietrangelo ended her second and last season with Neunkirch  scoring 16 goals in 28 appearances  ( all rounds and cup matches ).
 
[ 2 ]  NOT ALLOCATED but playing IN THE NWSL  in  2017:
Lindsay Agnew             Washington Spirit ( via 2017 NWSL collge draft)
Adriana Leon                Boston Breakers ( free  agent signing, formerly with  FC Zurich)
[ 3 ]   ALLOCATED TO THE NWSL for 2017: 
Christine Sinclair          Portland Thorns
Diana Matheson            Seattle Reign  ( via trade with Washington Spirit)
Desiree Scott                FCKC      
Allysha  Chapman         Boston Breakers (via trade with Houston Dash)
Sabrina D'Angelo           North Carolina Courage
Shelina Zadorsky          Washington Spirit
Stephanie Labbe           Washington Spirit
Janine Beckie                Houston Dash 
Nichelle Prince              drafted and then allocated  to  Houston Dash
Kailen Sheridan            drafted and then allocated  to Sky Blue FC
 
[ 4 ]   STATUS UNKNOWN/ UNCERTAIN:
Alyssa Lagonia .      FC Neunkirch  ended the  2016/2017 season of the   Nationalliga A (Switzerland's top league) winning  the double: the Schweizer  Cup and  the league championship, but sadly the club folded at season's end.   Lagonia  finished her third and last season with Neunkirch as the club's captain, scoring 12 goals in 28 appearances  ( all rounds and cup matches ).
Kylla Sjoman    Remained with  Sunderland AFC Ladies in the FAWSL 1 ( England's top flight women's league )  despite the club reverting to a  part-time  economic model in 2017. Though Sjoman  made no appearances in the 2017  FAWSL Spring Series due to an injury sustained early in the 2016  FAWSL season.
Maddie Hill.    Remained with  Sunderland AFC Ladies in the FAWSL 1 ( England's top flight women's league )  despite the club reverting to a  part-time  economic model in 2017.  In the 2017 FAWSL Spring Series, Hill  made 7 appearances ( all starts )  though she scored no goals in the competition. Madelaine ( Maddie ) Hill is a mid-fielder from Brampton, Ontario who finished her college soccer playing for the University of Maine ( Black Bears ) NCAA div 1   2009-2012.  In 2015,  Hill  scored 13 goals in 13 appearances for Sunderland AFC Ladies  Reserves in the FAWSL Development  Northern Division. She made her debut with the senior team in the top flight in February 2016
Ashley Campbell    Joined 1. FC Slovako Zeny  in 1. Liga Zeny  ( the top women's league in the Czech Republic ) in January 2017.  At seasons end, Campbell  made 10 appearances, 9 starts and scored 3  goals  Addionally, FC Slovacko finished third in the league, third in the playoff round and were knocked out of the cup tournament ( Pohar FACR zen ) in the semi-finals .Prior to this, in 2016 , Campbell was with  the Chicago Red Stars Reserves ( WPSL).
Nicole Waters      Joined 1. FC Slovako Zeny  in 1. Liga Zeny  ( the top women's league in the Czech Republic ) in January 2017.  At seasons end, Waters made 8 appearances, 7 starts, subbed in once and scored 1 goal. In addition, FC Slovacko finished third in the league, third in the playoff round and were knocked out of the cup tournament ( Pohar FACR zen ) in the semi-finals .Prior to this, in 2016, Waters  was with TiPS ( Tikkurilan Palloseura ) in the Naisten Liiga ( Finland's top women's league )  and briefly with the  Houston Dash Reserve Team and  the Houston Aces in the  United Women Soccer League ( UWS ).
Mia Gunter       Was signed  by  KoldingQ to play in the championship round of  the 3F Ligaen ( the top women's league in Denmark ). in February 2017. Gunter ended the round making 9 appearances, 6 starts, subbed in twice and no goals scored.KoldingQ ended the season fourth in the table.  Gunter is a midfielder from Edmonton, Alberta who played 3 seasons in NCAA division 1 ( WVU, & University of Oregon ) and finished her college career playing 2 seasons for the University of Victoria (Vikes) CIS
Emma Greig        Was signed by  KoldingQ to play in the championship round of the 3F Ligaen ( the top women's league in Denmark ). in  February 2017.Grieg made 10 appearances, 8 starts, subbed in once and scored 2 playoff goals  KoldingQ ended the season fourth in the table.  Greig is a forward from Tofino, British Columbia who concluded her college career (  2012- 2016  ) playing for the University of Victoria ( Vikes )  CIS, In 2015, Grieg was named the Canada West conference MVP.
Heidi Feichter     Signed with Neulengbach in January 2017, but only played in 2 friendlies for  the first team. She was then assigned to Neulengbach Juniors B  in Frauen 2 Liga Ost/Sud  ( tier 2 in Austrian women soccer). Feichter ended the season making 7 appearances, 4 starts, subbed in once and scored 2 goals. Feichter is a midfielder from Barrie Ontario who concluded her fourth season  at the University of Maine Fort Kent ( Lady Bengals) , USCAA .
Taylor Lamb      Joined    AS Grifone Gialloverde  in Serie B, Girone D ( tier two in Italian women soccer). in  February 2017. At seasons end, Lamb made 8 appearances ( all starts ) averaging 83 mins played/match and scoring 1 goal. Though,  AS Grifone Gialloverde  finished 12th and last place and were relegated to Serie C for 2017/2018.    Lamb is a forward from  Calgary Alberta who concluded her collegiate career ( 2012- 2016 ) playing for Mount Royal University (Cougars)  CIS, as well as with the Calgary Rangers SC.
Danica Wu      Hampered by an injury for part of the season,   Wu  only made 10 appearances ( down from 22 the year before )  for a total of 794 minutes and scored no goals for  MSV Duisburg  in Frauen Bundesliga 1:  Additionally,  MSV Duisburg finished 10th in the table  and will remain in the  FBL in 2017/2018.
Chelsea Stewart     Played a total of 1 minute for  SC Freiburg Frauen in Frauen Bundesliga 1. Then after, Stewart made 12 appearances  for SC Frieburg 2 Frauen playing in Frauen Regionalliga Sud ( tier 3 in German women soccer ) Here she played a total of 958 minutes, scoring 3 goals.  Stewart  is midfielder/defender from Denver, Colorado who won a  bronze medal with CANWNT in 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
Danya Barsalona      In 2016/17,  Barsalona  concluded a busy season with  1. FC Union Berlin Frauen in 2. Frauen Bundesliga North  (Germany's second tier league) making  16 appearances for the club for a total of 854 minutes played; no goals scored. But  1.FC Union Berlin Frauen finished the season 11th in the table and were relegated to Regionalliga Nordost for 2017/2018.
Amanda Goulet    Joined 1 FC  Saarbrucken Frauen in   2. Frauen Bundesliga South ( Germany's second tier league)  in  August 2016 but had her contract  dissolved in September 2016  after sustaining a pre-season injury. Consequently, Goulet played no matches in the 2FBL in 2016/17.  Goulet is a mid-fielder from Quebec City, Quebec who completed  her college soccer playing for Fairleigh Dickinson University (Knights) NCAA div 1  in 2015.  
Gabrielle Lambert     Won the starting keeper role  with  ASPTT Albi  in D1F in February 2017 . Concluded the season, making 12 appearances in all competitions, averaging 2 goals against and recording 2 clean sheets. Albi finished 9th in the table and will remain in D1F for the 2017/2018 season   Lambert is a keeper from St-Hyacinte , Quebec who formerly  played for Club de Soccer de Trois-Rivieres ( feminine senior AAA ) in the LSEQ. Prior to this, Lambert played two seasons for Dynamo Quebec in the now defunct USL W-League. In addition, she also played for the L'Universite du Quebec a Trois Rivieres ( UQTR Patriotes ).
Pilar Khoury        Concluded a decent season  with ASPTT Albi  in  Division 1 Feminine ( D1F ) France's top women's league. Overall,in all competitions,  Khoury made 17 appearances, averaged 51 minutes played per match and scored 2 goals which put her among the team leaders in scoring. Additionally,  Albi finished 9th in the table and will remain in D1F for the 2017/2018 season. Khoury is a forward from Ottawa, Ontario, who played  5 seasons at the University of Ottawa ( gee-gees )  and who represented Canada in the 2013  Summer Universiade in Kazan, Russia.
Emylie Girard       Made only 4 appearances for  ASPTT Albi  in 2016/2017 -- averaging 17 minutes played per match; no goals scored. Albi finished 9th in the table and will remain in D1F for the 2017/2018 season. Girard is a defender/midfielder   from Cantley, Quebec who has been playing in France since 2009 ( when she was  seventeen years old ) mostly in  Division 2 Feminine ( D2F).
Danielle Rotheram.    Made 7 league appearances for  FC Metz  feminines in Division1 Feminine ( D1F) ,scoring  no goals and averaging  50 mins played per match. Metz were relegated to D2F for 2017/2018.   Rotheram is a mid-fielder/forward from Toronto, Ontario who concluded her collegiate career playing for the University of Cincinnati ( Bearcats ) NCAA div 1 in 2015. Prior to FC Metz, Rotheram  played for the Dayton Dutch Lions in WPSL in the summer of 2016 and In the summer of 2015, Rotheram was part of Durham United FC who won the 2015 League One Ontario Championship.
Ellena Callegher     In 2016/17,  Callegher  made 7 total appearances for FF Nimes Metropole Gard in  Division 2 Feminine Groupe B  ( D2F) :six appearances in league play, one appearance in cup play; & averaging   54 minutes played  per match; no goals scored. Nimes finished 6th in the table.  Callegher is a midfielder  from Montreal , Quebec who began playing in third division France ( Saint-Etienne B ) in 2008 when she was 17 years old.
Bryanna McCarthy     Has ended prematurely her  second season with  BV Cloppenburg Frauen in  2. Frauen Bundesliga North (Germany's second tier league) by leaving the club  because of non-payment of funds  -- April  2017. In 2016/17  McCarthy played  in  13 matches ( in all competitions )  averaging 90 min/game and scoring  one  league  goal for BV Cloppenburg.
Tristan Corneil    Signed with Rynninge IK  ( damlaget)  in Division 1 Norra Gotaland ( tier 3 in Swedish women soccer)  in March 2017.  Sustained a season-ending knee injury during pre-season. Appeared in only 1 training match for Rynninge IK.  Corneil is a midfielder/defender from Surrey, BC who  finished her college soccer (2012-2016) playing for the University of the Fraser Valley/ UFV Cascades, CIS.
Jaclyn Sawicki        Likely misreported that she signed with Kolding Q to play in the championship round of  the 3F Ligaen ( the top women's league in Denmark ).-- merely a trial. She was not on Kolding Q's roster  when the round began. Currently with NSGSC in WPSL.
Josee Belanger      Not allocated to NWSL in 2017. Subsequently retired from soccer.
Kaylyn Kyle              Not allocated to NWSL in 2017. Subsequently retired from soccer.
Rachel Melhado    And  USV Jena immediately and mutually dissolve her contract with the club which was set to expire in June 2017, due to her pregnancy -- December 2016. Over the last two Frauen Bundesliga seasons, Melhado was a valuable, frequently playing,  center back for USV Jena. Presently, at the winter break, Melhado  made 10 appearances for USV Jena ( in all competitions) playing a total of 900 minutes..
Erin McNulty      In 2016, McNulty played in rounds 2 and 3  in the NM Kvinner Cupen ( both clean sheets )  but was the unused backup keeper for 15 matches for  Avaldsnes IL  in the Toppserien ( Norway's top flight league )   She joined Lillestrom SK ( LSK Kvinner ) also in the Toppserien  in August 2016  and got three league starts :  2 wins , 1 loss and 1 clean sheet.  Overall , McNulty was the unused backup keeper for LSK in 5 league matches; the semi-final and final of the NM Kvinner Cupen;  and for 2 Champions League matches.   LSK concluded 2016 winning both the Toppserien title and the NM  Kvinner Cupen. McNulty is currently out of contract with LSK.
Christina Julien           1. FC Koln (Cologne) in Frauen Bundesliga 1 (Germany's top flight league).  Started the season with an injury, playing on a poor side;  consequently, Julien only played  in 12 matches, averaging 49 minutes per game with  no goals scored. Furthermore, 1. FC  Koln were relegated to  2  Frauen Bundesliga  in 2016/2017.Currently playing for the Melbourne Ice in the Australian Women's Ice Hockey League (AWIHL ) Oct 2016 - Feb  2017.
Taryne Boudreau    Parted ways with  FC Bulleen Lions in the Victorian Women's National Premier League ( Australia tier two women's football ) in May 2016. As of July 2016, Boudreau remains tied for seventh in the 2016 NPLW Top Scorers Table with 7 goals in 9 appearances.  Currently ( since June 2016 )   Boudreau has been playing for Edmonton Victoria SC in the Alberta Major Soccer League ( women's league).
.Lauren Hughes      Had  a decent  season on a very weak side.  In 2016, Hughes score 8 goals in 20 appearances, all competitions,  for  UMF Selfoss  in the  Pepsi-Deild Kvenna (Iceland's top division women's league). Yet  UMF Selfoss finished ninth in the table and were relegated to 1. Deild Kvenna for the 2017 season.
Courtney Conrad   Joined   Bayside United FC in the Victorian  Women’s  National Premier League  NPLW/WNPL  ( tier two women’s football in Australia ) in  April 2016,  but left in May 2016 after scoring one goal. Subsequently, Conrad joined Halifax Dunbrack in the Nova Scotia Soccer League ( premier women ) in June 2016.
Danielle Bulloch     Joined Taby FK  in Division 1. Sodra Svealand damer  ( tier 3 in Swedish women’s football)  in April 2016.  She made  15 league appearances: 13 starts; came off the bench once;  was unused sub twice and scored a respectable 8 goals -- including a single in Round 1 of the Svenska Cupen.  Bulloch is a mid-fielder from Winnipeg , Manitoba who concluded her fifth year in 2015 playing for the University of Winnipeg ( Wesmen ).
Jennifer Tutton      Signed with Glasgow Girls FC  in the Scottish Women's Premier League 2 ( tier two of Scottish women's football )  in January 2016.  Between March 2016  to the end of May 2016, Tutton played in a minimum of 4 league games ( scoring 1 league goal) and in one round of the SWPL Cup.   Tutton is a defender from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia who played 4 seasons for Carleton University (Ravens) between 2010-2014. She also represented Nova Scotia at the 2009 Canada Summer  Games. Her current status is unknown.
Madison Hudson    Joined Oud-Heverlee Leuven (OHL-Vrouen) in the Super League (Belgium's top flight league ) – January 2016.  By season’s end, Hudson played in only 5 matches ( 205 minutes); scoring an unofficial  goal in a friendly  during the winter break. Though Oud-Heverlee Leuven finished eighth and last in the Super League, they were not relegated  (and will remain in the top flight) because no lower flight club applied for promotion into the Super League.  Madison Hudson is a central defender from Oakville, Ontario who finished her college career playing for Holy Family University (NCAA div 2) in 2013. In the summer of 2015 she played for Pro Stars FC in League One Ontario women's division. Not included on OHL-Vrouen's  2016-2017 roster.
[ 5 ]   2017  UWS (United Women Soccer League) & the 2017 WPSL ( Women’s Premier Soccer League) :
Hannah Drkulec   Has signed with  Detroit Sun FC  who are making their debut in the new Mid-West Division of the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) -- January 2017. Drkulec is a defender from Windsor, Ontario who recently concluded her freshman year at the University of Iowa ( NCAA div 1 ). Additionally, she has made 2 senior A appearances for the Croatian Women's National Team ( both friendlies)
Isabella Habuda   Has signed with  Detroit Sun FC  who are making their debut in the new Mid-West Division of the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) -- January 2017.   Habuda  is a  midfielder from  Belle River , Ontario who recently concluded her junior  year at the Liberty University. NCAA div1, as the Flames leading scorer ( 10g, 5a, 25 pts.)
Ali Amante        Has signed with  Detroit Sun FC  who are making their debut in the new Mid-West Division of the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) -- January 2017.  Amante is a midfielder from Windsor, Ontario who recently concluded her sophomore year at Oakland University ( Golden Grizzlies ) NCAA div 1.
Carly Alfano      Has signed with Detroit Sun FC  who are making their debut in the new Mid-West Division of the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) -- January 2017. Alfano is a defender from Belle River, Ontario who recently concluded her junior year at Xavier University ( Musketeers ) NCAA div 1.
Lauren Sesselmann      Has signed with the Santa Clarita Blue Heat  in the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) --  February  2017
Kyla Kellermann          Has signed with Detroit Sun FC  who are making their debut in the new Mid-West Division of the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) -- March 2017.   Kellermann is a forward from Elmvale, Ontario  who concluded her  college career  ( 2011- 2014 ) playing for  Oakland University ( GoldenGrizzlies ) NCAA div 1.
Krystin Lawerence     Has signed with Detroit Sun FC  who are making their debut in the new Mid-West Division of the United Women's Soccer League ( pro-am div 2 ) -- March 2017. Lawerence is a keeper from Tecumseh, Ontario who recently completed her third year playing for the  University of Windsor (Lancers) CIS.
Anne Marie Ulliac     Begins her second season with the  New England Mutiny in the United Women Soccer League.   Ulliac is a keeper from Edmonton, Alberta who begin her junior  year at  Western Kentucky University (NCAA div 1)  after transfering from Adelphi University.
Victoria Cope    Has signed with Motor City FC  in the WPSL -- February 2017. Cope is a goalkeeper from Windsor, Ontario who has been a red-shirted freshman for Bowling Green State University (Falcons) NCAA div 1  since 2015.
Sydnye Gagner    Has signed with Motor City FC  in the WPSL --  March  2017. Gagner is a midfielder/forward from Chatham, Ontario who recently completed her sophomore year at Oakland University ( GoldenGrizzlies ) NCAA div 1. She was the school's leading scorer in 2016.
Katie Tarrant     Has signed with LA Galaxy San Diego who are making their debut in the WPSL-- March 2017. Tarrant is a midfielder from North Vancouver,  BC who is making a comeback after a multi-year layoff from high level competitive soccer. During that interim, Tarrant has been employed as a staff soccer coach with the LA Galaxy San Diego, as well as with NSGSC and the Vancouver Whitecaps. Tarrant last played club soccer in 2012 for Amazon Grimstad FK in the Toppserien; and collegiately, she played for Capilano University ( Blues ) CCAA, 2008, 2011.
Rochelle Wimbush      From  Unionville ,Ontario, Wimbush continues, in 2017 in her role as a co-founder (2013), president, CEO  and a playing defender for  FC Surge in the WPSL . Wimbush finished her college soccer playing for  Princeton in 2003.
Indigo Rae Gibson     Continues with  FC  Pacific in the WPSL in 2017. Gibson is a defender from  Las Flores, California,  who recently completed her junior year at the  University of California Berkeley ( Golden Bears ). Gibson also attended ( May 2016 ) a Canadian Women's Excel U20 Camp which included two closed-door matches against Mexico.
Allie Moar     Returns for her fourth season with the Treasure Coast Dynamites  in the WPSL . From Winnipeg, Manitoba, Moar is a midfielder who recently concluded her junior   year at  St John’s University (Red Storm) in the Big East Conference, NCAA division 1.
Louise Arseneault    Returns to  Hotspur East Bay Ladies in the WPSL in 2017. Prior to this,  in 2016, Arsenault played for Kokkola Futis 10 in the Naisten Ykkonen ( second tier women's football in Finland )   Arseneault  also represented New Brunswick in the 2005 Canada Summer Games (Regina).
 
[ notes ] In 2017:   Vanessa Gilles is with West Ottawa SC in L1O. Krista Cellucci is with Vaughan Azzurri in L1O. Marie-Joelle Vandal is with Royal Select Beauport in LSEQ ( fem AAA sen). Melissa Roy and Arielle Roy-Petitclerc are with Calgary Foothills (UWS)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

With all due respects, my kid might be playing at this level in a few years and I won't think it'll make any sense at all to be tracking him on a CMNT forum. Sorry but having watched every tier in Spain, and assuming France would be a step down, this is okay for a project, a kid working his way up. But barely. Gagnon-Laparé has been in our national program, he really should have moved to a higher level team, third tier at least.

Okay, did not realize that, did not used to be that way. Recall following Red Star Paris when they were 3rd tier.
I think there are two theories about this. A full national tier 3 raises the quality level, you have 18 (France) to 24 (England) so that is maybe 200-300 players with pro contracts but modest ones. It is watchable football, maybe a lot of journeymen, it is usually physical, but younger players can really learn a lot. I think England has the strongest third tier in the world, even being diluted by too many teams.
But it also causes some cost difficulties, since you have to travel a lot for your budget and level. France is an easy country to travel across, Spain is not, even with high-speed trains you are going to have teams on islands off the coast of Africa.
In Spain 2B teams struggle, as there is no glamour or prestige. You play teams from a quarter of the country, and most are not attractive beyond. I went to a 2B match Sunday with 4500 fans, but it was a stadium inauguration in a big working class suburb, Badalona, vs. the Espanyol B team. Hume's team has big crowds, but there are maybe 6-8 across four divisions with 20 teams each, maybe 8 of 80 that have strong draws, good stadiums, and capacity to handle being a division up. The rest are close to being semi-pro the way sponsorship has collapsed in Spain, they get 500 fans out and players make 30 grand a year if lucky.

With all due respects, my kid might be playing at this level in a few years and I won't think it'll make any sense at all to be tracking him on a CMNT forum. Sorry but having watched every tier in Spain, and assuming France would be a step down, this is okay for a project, a kid working his way up. But barely. Gagnon-Laparé has been in our national program, he really should have moved to a higher level team, third tier at least.

Agreed, this is a distressingly low level for JGL to have landed. He should have at least have signed in Championnat National (3rd tier) which is around NASL level.
Jeffrey, unlike Spain the French 3rd tier is a single division (18 teams) and the 4th tier is 4 divisions (64 teams), so although Spanish football is superior at the top 2 tiers it is more watered down from the 3rd tier down.

Their website seems to consist entirely of Uncle Sam and a Spanish translation of an apocryphal Ernest Shackleton quote when he was recruiting for an Antarctic expedition.
I think I like this club.

I don't think you would make that comment about Scotland, but Peñarol is a S American equivalent of Rangers or Celtic, smaller league, powerful team, huge fan base, very high profile, lots of media attention. Trouble competing in Libertadores when qualifying as economically not at the level of the major Argie, Brazilian or even Colombian clubs. Peñarol has won Libertadores 5 times, but not since '87, though they played a final 5 years ago.
They've won the Intercontinental 3 times, tied for the most trophies.
Re Nacional...he was a kid there, now he is an adult and experienced. And his salary likely just went up four-fold, five-fold.

I don't think you would make that comment about Scotland, but Peñarol is a S American equivalent of Rangers or Celtic, smaller league, powerful team, huge fan base, very high profile, lots of media attention. Trouble competing in Libertadores when qualifying as economically not at the level of the major Argie, Brazilian or even Colombian clubs. Peñarol has won Libertadores 5 times, but not since '87, though they played a final 5 years ago.
They've won the Intercontinental 3 times, tied for the most trophies.
Re Nacional...he was a kid there, now he is an adult and experienced. And his salary likely just went up four-fold, five-fold.

Miki Cantave has signed with RSD Alcalá, in Alcalá de Henares outside of Madrid, team in 3rd Div, 4th tier. He played preseason friendlies with the first team, and scored for the B team as seen here, in 5th tier, in a preseason match last week. 
This is a step down from being in 2B, but since he hardly got minutes last season after signing hopefully he will here. He turns 20 next month, so he's young. Good group as there are B teams of At Madrid, Getafe, in the group, his exposure in the Madrid area will always be high.

Misik barely played in the 2nd league. Will be interesting to see if he can be a starter there. Probably an occasional starter/sub. Fisk is a sub, came into a team that is top of the table but has played well. Good player between the mids and striker, good at running with the ball, passing, creating plays and getting back and defending. Weakness is finishing. Can be a starter in this league. Will be interesting to see if he looks to go back overseas as he had a good run with Coruxo in the 3rd league before Deportivo. 

The club is from Navarra which belongs to the greater basque country(historically speaking.

Of course Depor is a huge club, just like Stuttgart so I've argued once. However I think Besiktas is the bigger club of the two. 
But the original question was about the level. And the competition Deportivo faces is clearly higher-level than Besiktas. You can talk Champions League all you want, fact is the top half of Primera Division IS Champions League level and possible the league as a whole. 
Or to put it in Wiki-terms:
Spanish CL-Victories: 16 (11 runners up)
Turkish CL Victories: 0 (0 runners up)
13 Spanish teams have participated in the modern Champions League, against 5 Turkish clubs. Heck Deportivo participated 5 times since 2000, Besiktas 6 since '97 so that is not even that far apart, whereas it is way harder for a Spanish club to qualify than one of the traditional top-three Istanbul-clubs. 

Just to add, obviously Arfield will be our highest level player in this regard.
As a Depor B player Sam is obviously getting paid more than he would at any normal Spanish 4th tier club. But I doubt he is making much more than the MLS minimum. I really don't know but pretty sure. 
The advantage for Sam is that if you leave this club you have the pedigree, so it would be reasonable for him to make a move, say to a club in Spanish 2nd division, the only reasonable minimum move in Spain. I think Sam cannot go from here to a third tier anywhere, unless it is well paying like League One. 
If we qualify for the Hex and he gets minutes, that takes him a notch up. 
With regards to Deportivo, this is a club that has gone further in Europe than any Turkish team, ever, and has some glorious memories, including an incredible quarter final series vs. Milan (4-1 away, 4-0 home). But from over 10 years ago. They were a major importer of Brazilian talent to Europe for a while, like Bebeto and Rivaldo and Ze Roberto, they had top quality European players as well (Dutch striker MaKaay). But their economy went bad and they have suffered for a decade in the new economic model of football. 
They have 3-4 defensive mids, all Spanish, one is older but good, Bergantiños, have also sent a kid like Sam up who plays a similar position, Pinchi or something like that. So there is an outside chance of him seeing first team, like early rounds of the Cup. But his job is to get Depor B into a higher division, and if they do that, they'll get a reward the following year, methinks.

Just to add, obviously Arfield will be our highest level player in this regard.
As a Depor B player Sam is obviously getting paid more than he would at any normal Spanish 4th tier club. But I doubt he is making much more than the MLS minimum. I really don't know but pretty sure. 
The advantage for Sam is that if you leave this club you have the pedigree, so it would be reasonable for him to make a move, say to a club in Spanish 2nd division, the only reasonable minimum move in Spain. I think Sam cannot go from here to a third tier anywhere, unless it is well paying like League One. 
If we qualify for the Hex and he gets minutes, that takes him a notch up. 
With regards to Deportivo, this is a club that has gone further in Europe than any Turkish team, ever, and has some glorious memories, including an incredible quarter final series vs. Milan (4-1 away, 4-0 home). But from over 10 years ago. They were a major importer of Brazilian talent to Europe for a while, like Bebeto and Rivaldo and Ze Roberto, they had top quality European players as well (Dutch striker MaKaay). But their economy went bad and they have suffered for a decade in the new economic model of football. 
They have 3-4 defensive mids, all Spanish, one is older but good, Bergantiños, have also sent a kid like Sam up who plays a similar position, Pinchi or something like that. So there is an outside chance of him seeing first team, like early rounds of the Cup. But his job is to get Depor B into a higher division, and if they do that, they'll get a reward the following year, methinks.

Looks like it is Liam Miller to Liverpool's academy. Based on this tweet from a Liverpool Academy correspondent.
 

Hey @Artoo where would KW United and FC London fit in here, they won their North American Championships in the USL PDL.

I suck at appearance too, but I am very good at saying when appearance sucks!! People who know what I do professionally will know what I mean.
As a professional, then, here is my two bits: the best way of making something look really good is asking someone really good at design to design it.
Seriously, I don't think the look matters, it is fine as there is a lot of information there and it is best for it to be easy to consult,  visible on a single screen and not overly complex.

I think that the real question was primarily one of trying to come to consensus and explain things properly. It was also a question of appreciating that the Voyageurs effort in Canucks Abroad has been going on since last century and could not be altered without open discussion.
I very much appreciate how you responded to those concerns, excellently and patiently. Since then the tone of the thread has been great, and the expanded content appreciated. The format is also acceptable, very functional, not particularly attractive in presentation, but totally useful. Good work.

I think that the real question was primarily one of trying to come to consensus and explain things properly. It was also a question of appreciating that the Voyageurs effort in Canucks Abroad has been going on since last century and could not be altered without open discussion.
I very much appreciate how you responded to those concerns, excellently and patiently. Since then the tone of the thread has been great, and the expanded content appreciated. The format is also acceptable, very functional, not particularly attractive in presentation, but totally useful. Good work.

Ourense is a team with problems to make it into and stay in 2nd division, they seem more comfortable in 2B (third). Problem is, they were dropped a division for financial problems and disappeared 2 years ago, they now have a lower division 1st team, 5th tier I think. In fact, as I look at this, there are new splinters to refound the club, and I am not sure which one he might be with now.
If it is CD Oursense their Juvenil (u-19) A team is dead last in their top division of u-19 Spain, Honor, likely to do down to Nacional (which is still an alright level).  So in fact they are better than the senior men but slipping as the club suffers through this period of being remade.
He is represented by Rocha, RISM, from Toronto.

Well that is a surprise, did not expecct that. And could not tell you how he came to make that deal, only that their best striker, a Brazilian, Yuri, was just sold to China and they must have had a free roster spot, combined with Humey being out of contract. A couple points above relegation.
This is the team that Nsaliwa was signed to help for a few games before they went down to 2B, then came back up almost immediately to 2A. I guess Tam thought 2B was below him. They have a new coach, Nistal, who may be provisional or may stay, depending upon results.  Before they had Barragán who played with De Guzman at Deportivo, I think.
I've never been to the stadium, Toralín, but walked past it and looked in on the Camino de Santiago, as well as having been through the whole area. A pretty little town, isolated in a lush valley called El Bierzo which is geographically more part of Galicia that Castille, with wine growing, good food, a modest place though. Has an immense power plant a couple of miles out of town, used to be a mining area. Like a lot of teams in 2nd in Spain playing well over their heads in 2nd Div, but have been very competitive and as their defense is good, I think they just need a few goals and they'll stay up.
Iain has never played in this style before, it may surprise him, but he is fairly technical and has good pace so I think he'll adapt. 
The fans are kiling the front office for signing him, they have no idea who he is and do not think he can help at all. One joked that Hume's only condition for signing was that he would not have share a locker with Descartes.

Well that is a surprise, did not expecct that. And could not tell you how he came to make that deal, only that their best striker, a Brazilian, Yuri, was just sold to China and they must have had a free roster spot, combined with Humey being out of contract. A couple points above relegation.
This is the team that Nsaliwa was signed to help for a few games before they went down to 2B, then came back up almost immediately to 2A. I guess Tam thought 2B was below him. They have a new coach, Nistal, who may be provisional or may stay, depending upon results.  Before they had Barragán who played with De Guzman at Deportivo, I think.
I've never been to the stadium, Toralín, but walked past it and looked in on the Camino de Santiago, as well as having been through the whole area. A pretty little town, isolated in a lush valley called El Bierzo which is geographically more part of Galicia that Castille, with wine growing, good food, a modest place though. Has an immense power plant a couple of miles out of town, used to be a mining area. Like a lot of teams in 2nd in Spain playing well over their heads in 2nd Div, but have been very competitive and as their defense is good, I think they just need a few goals and they'll stay up.
Iain has never played in this style before, it may surprise him, but he is fairly technical and has good pace so I think he'll adapt. 
The fans are kiling the front office for signing him, they have no idea who he is and do not think he can help at all. One joked that Hume's only condition for signing was that he would not have share a locker with Descartes.

Hey santijoes, she was not speaking Spanish, she was speaking Gallego!! You should be able to understand about 80% if you speak Spanish, and the rest you figure out as you go, as it is basically a form of Old Portuguese.
I happen to find Gallego quite beautiful, funnily enough my neighbours in Barcelona speak it, including on the same floor of my building, I live in a barrio full of immigrants from Lugo