Vancouver Rise FC win first ever women’s Northern Super League soccer match
- The Vancouver Rise won the first-ever game in Northern Super League history by defeating the Calgary Wild 1-0 on April 16, 2025.
- Quinn scored the only goal of the match by converting a penalty kick in the 22nd minute.
- An announced crowd of 14,018 attended the game at B.C. Place, with many fans wearing Vancouver Rise scarves.
- The Rise outshot the Wild 9-7, despite Calgary controlling 51 percent of possession in the first half.
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First Northern Super League game ‘a surreal moment’ for players, coaches
Veteran midfielder Quinn scored the match’s lone goal on a penalty kick, helping the Vancouver Rise to a 1-0 victory over the Calgary Wild in the inaugural Northern Soccer League game

First Northern Super League game 'a surreal moment' for players, coaches
VANCOUVER — Quinn is no stranger to big games. The Canadian midfielder won gold at the Tokyo Olympicas and has played in league championships. Being part of history on Wednesday, though, was something special.
Quinn's landmark goal helps Vancouver Rise top Calgary Wild in Northern Super League's inaugural match
Vancouver Rise FC defeated Calgary Wild FC 1-0 in the Northern Super League's inaugural match on Wednesday. Canadian women's national team midfielder Quinn entered lore by converting a penalty kick in the 22nd minute, scoring the first goal in league history.
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