Impact SK Win National Title on Home Court in an Epic Final

There’s nothing like winning a championship in front of your fans.
That is precisely what Saskatoon Impact SK FC did yesterday after winning an incredibly suspenseful final against a very tough Underdogs FC side from Montreal.
The game went all the way to the very end as they were tied 4-4 after the regulation and extra-time. It went to penalties where the Impact emerged victorious 4-2 after Jade Houmphanh notched the clinching goal, the cherry on top after delivering a brilliant hat-trick performance during the match.
Winning her second consecutive tournament MVP award was Jade Houmphanh who had 12 points in the competition, including nine goals. Houmphanh also led Saskatchewan Green and White to the title last year in Calgary, marking her second straight gold medal. She looks well on her way to being selected to the final 14 for the Canadian Women’s National Team that participates in Futsal World Cup qualifying later this month.
Saskatoon SK Impact FC powered through the group stage with a perfect record and showcased their grit all the way to the national final. Their run was marked by explosive scoring, tight teamwork, and a dramatic finish on championship day.
April 10 – Saskatoon SK Impact FC 14:3 Calgary Impero FC (Brandt Centre)
Saskatoon opened their campaign with a dominant 14-3 win over Calgary Impero FC in front of their a raucous home crowd. Their movement off the ball and high-tempo attack left no doubt about their title ambitions.
April 11 – Saskatoon SK Impact FC 18:2 Nunavut FC (Brunswick Steel Arena)
Day two saw another rout, this time an 18-2 dismantling of Nunavut FC. With multiple players getting on the scoresheet, Saskatoon’s depth and offensive firepower were on full display.
April 12 – Saskatoon SK Impact FC 8:6 Windsor Caboto SC (Brandt Centre)
In their most competitive group stage match, Saskatoon edged out Ontario champions, Windsor Caboto SC in a high-scoring 8-6 showdown. The back-and-forth affair provided the toughest test in group stage play, but they held strong in the closing minutes to secure top spot in the group.












