Varsity Soccer – Vipères Program
Collège Boréal’s varsity soccer program gives athletes the opportunity to compete in an environment that promotes skill development, teamwork, and athletic excellence, with the support of qualified coaches.
The first outdoor soccer teams will be formed in August 2026 for an exhibition season. The Vipères will officially begin competing in women’s and men’s outdoor soccer in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) in the 2027-28 season.
Soccer Program Overview
- 3 training sessions per week
- Some travel for exhibition games
- Some exhibition games in Sudbury
- Access to dedicated team locker rooms
- Strength and conditioning support
- Official team apparel package
- Daily allowance while travelling
- Year-end gala with awards and recognition
Coaches
Mata Boboy - Head Coach, Men’s Soccer Team
Mata Boboy is a certified soccer coach (B Licence) and sports leader committed to the development of athletes and coaches. Head coach at Collège Boréal and former technical director of the Greater North Soccer Association, he is known for his leadership, inclusive approach, and high standards.
With extensive experience as both an athlete and a coach, he promotes performance and well-being while giving every player opportunities to grow. Mata fosters collaboration, discipline, resilience, and empathy among the players on his team. His goal is to create an environment where athletes can thrive, refine their skills, and receive constructive feedback.
Natalie Chénier - Head Coach, Women’s Soccer Team
Natalie Chénier is an experienced soccer coach with more than 15 years of experience in sport and education. At Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon, she coached numerous teams and created inclusive environments focused on athletes’ overall development. This approach helped teams qualify for several OFSAA championships and achieve many tournament successes.
Natalie is known for her ability to motivate, guide, and inspire diverse teams while emphasizing excellence, respect, and commitment. Her coaching philosophy focuses on athletes’ overall development and combines technical progress, personal growth, and enjoyment of the game. She fosters an inclusive and supportive environment where every player is encouraged to challenge herself, develop independence, and contribute to a team culture built on respect, collaboration, and commitment.
Boréal Soccer Identification Camp
Students in Grades 11 and 12 who plan to attend Collège Boréal are invited to take part in our Identification Camp.
This first stage will give athletes an opportunity to:
- Meet our staff and coaches
- Be evaluated by our coaches
- Learn about the Vipères athletics program and the college environment
- Showcase their skills as candidates for our competitive teams
Location:
- James Jerome Sports Complex, 198 Centennial Drive, Sudbury
Date:
- March, 2027* Date to be confirmed
Time:
- Women’s soccer: 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- Men’s soccer: 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Tryout Camps – August 2027
The tryout camps are part of the Vipères team selection process. They allow the coaching staff to observe athletes in game situations and continue building the teams for the exhibition season.
Athletes must attend all sessions to receive a complete evaluation.
Location:
- To be confirmed. Registered participants will receive full details.
Dates:
- August 16, 2026
Time:
- 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Soccer Teams
Bachiratou Kaboré
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Hometown
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Number
1 -
Height
5'10"
Ashley Boulard
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Hometown
Chelmsford,
Ontario -
Number
7 -
Height
5'6"
Habsita Mohamat Tidjani
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Hometown
Sudbury,
Ontario -
Number
8 -
Height
5'6"
Lorraine Stevia Mbeumo Akellah
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Hometown
Vanier,
Ontario -
Number
9 -
Height
5'5"
Jemma Dubé
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Hometown
Welland,
Ontario -
Number
10 -
Height
5'2"
Alexis Brabant
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Hometown
Val Caron,
Ontario -
Number
11 -
Height
5'3"
Bianka Vitiello
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Hometown
Sudbury,
Ontario -
Number
13 -
Height
5'9"
Maxyme Brulé
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Hometown
Chelmsford,
Ontario -
Number
15 -
Height
5'7"
Isabelle Gilbert
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Hometown
Hanmer,
Ontario -
Number
16 -
Height
5'4"
Phanie Guertin
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Hometown
Kapuskasing,
Ontario -
Number
18 -
Height
5'4"
Olivia Samson
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Hometown
North Bay,
Ontario -
Number
19 -
Height
5'3"
Marielle Patenaude
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Hometown
Cornwall,
Ontario -
Number
20 -
Height
5'5"
Goldie Djomo
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Hometown
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Number
21 -
Height
5'7"
Noba Anoh
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Hometown
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Number
22 -
Height
5'8"
Amatta N’Goyet
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Hometown
Sudbury,
Ontario -
Number
12 -
Height
6’2”
Cabrel Junior Tagwouo Kengne
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Hometown
Bamougoum,
Cameroon -
Number
3 -
Height
5'10"
Césaire Mélan
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Hometown
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Number
4 -
Height
5'8"
Nathan Laroque
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Hometown
Sturgeon Falls,
Ontario -
Number
1 -
Height
6’1”
Nolan Cornibe-Fahy
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Hometown
Québec City,
Québec -
Number
17 -
Height
5'8"
Cyrille Manga Moussinga
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Hometown
Douala,
Cameroon -
Number
14 -
Height
6'0"
Souleymane Sow
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Hometown
Kédougou,
Senegal -
Number
9 -
Height
5'11"
Korey Armitage-Michaud
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Hometown
Sudbury,
Ontario -
Number
20 -
Height
5’8”
Ziti Riadh
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Hometown
Setif,
Algeria -
Number
13 -
Height
5'9"
Sébastien Moncion
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Hometown
Hanmer,
Ontario -
Number
2 -
Height
5'7"
Rocko Purpura
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Hometown
Azilda,
Ontario -
Number
6 -
Height
5'9"
Marshall Mwamaba
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Hometown
Kolwezi,
Democratic Republic of Congo -
Number
22 -
Height
6'2"
Oscar Namutereza
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Hometown
Ottawa,
Ontario -
Number
11 -
Height
5'5"
Saifeddine Missaoui
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Hometown
Nabeul,
Tunisia -
Number
5 -
Height
5'10"
Tegra Katshingu
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Hometown
Kananga,
Demorcratic Republic of Congo -
Number
7 -
Height
6'1"