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 [2010.07.30 - Ottawa, ON]
Let the Games Begin
Fury Face Ironbound Express in Eastern Conference Semi-Final And then there were 16 ... Just a short three months ago 67 PDL teams sprung into action and after countless hours of training, blood, sweat and tears comes 'the next step' in their season. Sixteen teams will now vie for a spot in next weekend PDL Championship Final Four in a quest for North American soccer supremacy. There are four Conference Championships taking place this weekend with each producing a prospective champion.
Saturday, July 31 @ 7pm
Ottawa Fury v. Ironbound Express
BE PART OF IT!!!
[2010.07.28 - Ottawa, ON]
Fury Striker Earns Team of the Week Honour
Scoring Prowess of Will Beaugé Proves Vital to Fury's Success  Over the past three seasons the Ottawa Fury have been a consistently strong team in the PDL - equally as constant has been the play of Will Beaugé. This past Sunday Beaugé netted two more goals for the Fury helping them capture the division title and complete another impressive season with a record of 11-2-3 and for his efforts has earned a place on the PDL Team of the Week. After setting career highs in goals (10) and assists (6) in 2009, this season Beaugé was again the offensive warrior for the Fury surpassing his career high in goals with 11.
[2010.07.25 - Ottawa, ON]
Fury Capture Northeast Division Title in Regular Season Finale
Ottawa to Face Ironbound Express in Eastern Conference Semi-Final  The Ottawa Fury Men captured their second straight Northeast Division title after handing the Westchester Flames a 2-0 loss on a pair of goals from Will Beaugé. With the win the Fury finish the season with an 11-2-3 record and extended their regular season home unbeaten streak to 26-games (21-0-5) and will now prepare for an opening round affair against the Ironbound Express (10-3-3) on July 31st and 7pm.
[2010.07.22 - Ottawa, ON]
Fury to Host PDL Conference Championship
Ottawa Looks to Home Field Dominance to Book Ticket to North American ChampionshipComments: 2 The Fury Men won't have to travel far for the opening round of the post-season as Ottawa learned Wednesday that they had won the right to host the PDL Conference Championship that will run July 31 - August 1 at the Algonquin College Soccer Complex. The Conference Championship Semi-Finals will run Saturday, July 31 with the first game at 4pm and the second at 7pm. The Fury will play in the 7pm game with their opponent still to be determined. The Conference Championship Final will go Sunday, August 1 at 4pm where the Fury hope to find themselves seeking a spot in the North American Finals.
[2010.07.20 - Ottawa, ON]
PDL Playoff Preview
Playoff scenario still up in the air for the Fury  With one game remaining in the regular season, the Ottawa Fury PDL team is en route to enjoying one of their most successful campaigns of all-time. Sporting a 10-2-3 record and having just wrapped up a second consecutive playoff berth, the Fury's attentions turn to the PDL National Championships where their final scenario is still to be decided.
The Fury will put their 25-game home unbeaten streak on the line Sunday afternoon against Westchester with the Northeast Division title on the line.
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| Ottawa's Best Kept Soccer Secret
The Ottawa Fury Soccer Club offers the highest level of men's soccer available in the Ottawa area, and it's only going to get better! In 2005, the Fury first formed a team in the USL Premier Development League, the top U23 men's league in North America and a development ground for players aspiring to play in the  professional ranks. In their inaugural season, this terrific startup finished just out of a playoff spot - not bad in a league of over sixty teams!
In 2008, the Fury Men provided the Ottawa area with some very exciting soccer, finishing with their best ever record at 9-4-3. An early season loss to the Newark Ironbound Express kept them out of the playoffs after a points tie, but the team posted some of their best numbers in club history. Goalkeepers Mike Drozd and Erik Lefebvre combined for five shutouts, while the team led the conference in goals on the strength of eleven different goal scorers. Forward Will Beauge was rewarded for his seven goals and four assists with a spot on the All Conference team. 
As the team expands their achievements, many players use their experience with the Fury as a stepping stone to great success in other places. After two seasons with the Fury PDL team, Tyler Hemming made his debut with the Toronto FC Major League Soccer club in 2007. Will Beauge carried on his 2008 success, garnering awards as the CCAA and OCAA Player of the Year following a stellar fall season at Algonquin College. Florian DeCamps showed off his skills at the University of Dayton, twice being named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week during the 2008 fall season. Two other former players, Kofi Ilboudo and Roberto Gutierrez, were named to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport Men's soccer All-Canadian teams in 2007.
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2010 PDL Playoffs Set to Kick Off
