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Mar 29 2026

U10 (Olabode) Claims Silver After Championship Thriller at March Mayhem Tournament 2026

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March 29, 2026

The U10 Black Gold FC Leduc (Olabode) team delivered a standout performance at the March Mayhem Indoor 2026 tournament in Calgary, held from March 26–29, earning a silver medal after a championship match that showcased the highest level of competition in the U10 T2 Black Division. Both finalists entered the gold‑medal game undefeated, setting up a true showdown between the top team from Group 1 and the top team from Group 2.

Black Gold FC (Olabode) arrived at the final with three wins from three matches, seventeen goals scored, only four conceded, and a +13 goal differential. Their blend of disciplined defending and confident attacking play made them one of the most complete teams in the tournament. CalGlen Thunders entered the championship with an identical three‑win record, seventeen goals scored, five allowed, and a +12 differential. The matchup was as evenly balanced as a final could be, with both teams proving dominant in their respective groups.

The championship match lived up to its billing. From kickoff, the pace was relentless, with both sides trading chances and refusing to back down. Black Gold FC (Olabode) matched CalGlen Thunders stride for stride, showing composure, creativity, and determination in a contest that swung back and forth throughout regulation. When the final whistle sounded, the teams remained deadlocked at 3–3, a scoreline that reflected the intensity and balance of the matchup.

With no extra time available, the tournament title was decided by a penalty shootout. In a narrow finish, CalGlen edged ahead from the spot to secure the gold medal, while Olabode claimed a proud and hard‑earned silver. Though the final outcome came down to penalties, Olabode’s performance throughout the weekend — and especially in the championship — demonstrated their quality and their ability to rise to the biggest moments.

Black Gold FC U10 Olabode leaves Calgary with silver medals and a performance that showcased their growth, resilience, and competitive fire, setting the stage for an exciting outdoor season ahead.

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