Back Row (from left to right) : J.Nix, V.Cutrona, T.Dowling, S.Cutrona, P.Cutrona, T.Agostino, J.Noble, B.McCarthy, B.Pagnello, J.Schomberg
Front Row (from left to right): D.Frid, P.Paudyn, R.Paudyn, T.Liang, C.Pacheco, P.Viveiros, P.Hartley (GK).

2003 Season ends with great hope for the future with a repeat victory in the Alford's Cup Final

The 2003 Season had both its ups and downs for the Vita squad. Much of the season was missed by several key players due to academic commitments elsewhere and these absences greatly affected the teams placement in the standings. The young team finished in a strong 4th place position and also saw the emergence of last year's star goalkeeper Pietro Cutrona come into his own as a striker in the league, leading the team and finishing third place in the league, potting 14 goals. Second year striker and Carleton Raven Rick Paudyn also made a strong presence tallying 13 goals, which was good enough for fourth place in the league. The highlight of the season was the second straight victory in the Alford's Cup Final in as many tries. The team overcame a determined Cocamo Nooners team 2-0 in the final to secure their repeat.

Pictured above, Front Row (from left to right): B. Pagnello, D. Sobolev, S.Cutrona, P.Cutrona, R.Paudyn, P.Paudyn, J.Nix.Back Row (from left to right): K.Sobolev, V.Cutrona, T.Dowling, E.Cutrona, B.McCarthy, J.Schomberg, J.Garofalo, R.Desa, M.Lowe, C.Pacheco, Vito Cutrona (Head Coach).

Picture (first picture) Captain Sal Cutrona accepting the Alford's Cup Trophy from League Official Franco Crocco.

Vita Internazionale end debut season bringing home the Alford's Cup and the Playoff Title

With the A and B divisions combined Vita Internazionale finished the season in 11th place out of the twenty teams, earning them the spot of top seed in next years B division. With the team's oldest player at the ripe old age of 21 and its youngest barely 16 the team progressed very well playing against the top talent in the area. Some of the highlights of the year were the 2-1 victory over a mature Queen's Inn squad in the Alford's Cup final, and the string of victories ultimately leading to the B League Playoff title.