Portage College’s Voyageurs women’s soccer team closed its season with a 3-0 loss to playoff-bound The King’s University, battling through freezing temperatures, gale-force winds and blowing snow. The result capped the best season in program history, and coach Macky Singh said the team’s resilience and year-over-year progress give it a foundation to build on.

By the Numbers
  • Season record: 3-9, finishing fifth in the seven-team North Division.
  • The team recorded two shutouts and scored three goals in two separate games.
  • The King’s University scored once in the first half and twice in the second.
Yes, But

Portage struggled to maintain its first-half approach after the wind shifted in its favor, resorting to long balls that often surrendered possession. Two players were also sick during the game, adding to the challenge.

Bottom Line

The finale ended in defeat, but Portage improved its record, scoring and defensive results from the previous season. For Singh, that progress—not the final score—is the clearest sign the program is moving in the right direction.