Jordan Frew

The Vancouver Whitecaps closed out their five game homestand with a 3-1 win over the Colorado Rapids on April 25.

Just like that, the number one seeded Vancouver Warriors were eliminated in the quarter-finals of the 2026 National Lacrosse League playoffs by the number eight seeded Halifax Thunderbirds on April 24.

The Vancouver Warriors closed out their 2026 National Lacrosse League regular season with a 17-10 win over the Philadelphia Wings on Saturday.

It was a Friday night game day for the Whitecaps when they faced Sporting Kansas City, beating them 3-0, and keeping the top spot amongst the MLS. The Whitecaps had a strong showing, taking full advantage of taking on a team who was playing their third game in the span of six days.

The Vancouver Whitecaps FC continued their homestand on April 11 with a matchup against New York City FC. Coming off a dramatic win over the Portland Timbers, Vancouver carried that momentum into Matchday 7 with a 2–0 victory.

The Vancouver Warriors were back at Rogers Arena on April 10, in a Canadian matchup against the Halifax Thunderbirds. Halifax led for the majority of the game, but the Warriors took their first lead with under five minutes left in the game to win 8-7.

The Vancouver Whitecaps were back to action at BC Place on March 21 to take on the San Jose Earthquakes. Despite a strong effort by the Whitecaps, they fell 1-0, taking their first Major Soccer League loss of the season.

It was the Warriors St. Patrick’s night at Rogers Arena on March 20, and the green beer was flowing and the Irish music was pumping. The Vancouver Warriors had some late game goals to beat the Ottawa Black Bears 10-8, sweeping the season series and punching their ticket to the National Lacrosse League playoffs for the second consecutive season.

A Thursday night matchup between Cascadia Cup rivals saw the Vancouver Whitecaps go down to the Seattle Sounders just before the half and were unable to recover, ultimately losing 3-0.

After a double-header sweep on the road, the Vancouver Warriors were back at Rogers Arena for an all Canadian matchup against the Toronto Rock on March 6. The Rock took an early lead and despite some pushes from the Warriors that saw them close in score, they could not recover, and lost 13-10.

Brian White now holds second place alone on the Vancouver Whitecaps all-time scoring list across all competitions with 80. This comes after he scored his first goal of the 2026 season in a 3-0 win over Toronto FC on February 28.

On February 25, the Vancouver Whitecaps faced CS Cartaginés in leg 2 of round 1 as a part of the Concacaf Champions Cup competition. In a must win for the Whitecaps, they came out victorious.

The ‘Caps are back. On February 21, the 2026 MLS kicked off, and it saw the Vancouver Whitecaps and Real Salt Lake facing off.

After a game on the road, the Vancouver Warriors were back at Rogers Arena on February 20, to take on the three-time defending National Lacrosse League Champions, the Buffalo Bandits.

It was a Saturday night rematch between the Vancouver Warriors and Rochester Knighthawks at Rogers Arena. The two teams battled to the end and the Warriors came out victorious, hanging on to win 16-15.

After back-to-back road wins, the Vancouver Warriors were back in action at Rogers Arena on January 16. Despite their best efforts, including a couple of comebacks, the Warriors fell short, losing to the San Diego Seals 11-9.

The Vancouver Warriors have won just under a quarter of their face-offs since the start of the 2025-26 NLL season. They have won a total of 16 out of 67 face-offs, a 24% win rate.

On December 13, the Vancouver Warriors faced off against Las Vegas Desert Dogs for their week 3 matchup. After a tough loss on opening night, the Warriors fought hard to get their first win of the season, beating the Desert Dogs 15-9.

JORDAN FREW/GATG On November 29, the Vancouver Warriors took on the Colorado Mammoth at home in their season opener. The Warriors were aiming to get a win in their first game of the season and first game in front of the home crowd, but unfortunately, they fell short and lost 10-7 to the Mammoth. Coming off their first playoff appearance last year, the Warriors were looking to continue that momentum into the new season. They brought in new faces over the off-season, including Curtis Dickson...

Diana Matheson had a vision for women’s soccer in Canada. Through her determination and hard work, she made that vision a reality, co-founding the Northern Super League (NSL), a professional women’s soccer league in Canada.

On November 22, 2025, the Vancouver Whitecaps went head-to-head with LAFC in the Western Conference Semifinals. They came out victorious, defeating LAFC on penalty-kicks.

The Vancouver Whitecaps took on FC Dallas on October 18, 2025, in their last game of the regular season. Currently on a winning streak of 11, they were aiming for 12, but unfortunately suffered a 2-1 loss.

On October 5, 2025, the Vancouver Whitecaps took on the San Jose Earthquakes, taking a 4-1 win in this Western Conference matchup. Both teams were eager for a win, as the Whitecaps looked to secure a top-four position in the West, while the Earthquakes looked to earn a spot in the playoffs.

The Vancouver Whitecaps took on the Portland Timbers on September 24, 2025 in MLS action and in a regional battle for the Cascadia Cup. In a fight for the Whitecaps to earn points towards the Supporters’ Shield and the Timbers to earn points to capture a playoff spot, both teams had to settle for a point, with the match ending in a 1-1 draw.