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Mia Pante scores brace to power Vancouver Rise FC past Calgary Wild FC in NSL

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The Canadian Press. (2026, October 25). Mia Pante scores brace to power Vancouver Rise FC past Calgary Wild FC in NSL. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/mia-pante-scores-brace-to-power-vancouver-rise-fc-past-calgary-wild-fc-in-nsl/article_2947ce25-0237-56cd-b69f-063c41ffe341.html

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Mia Pante scored two goals to help Vancouver Rise FC defeat Calgary Wild FC 3-2 in Northern Super League play on Sunday. Pante's goals came in the seventh and 34th minutes; Josie Aulicino and Jorian Baucom scored for Calgary, while Jessica De Filippo added an insurance goal for Vancouver. The win secured fourth place for Vancouver Rise FC, edging out Halifax who will face Toronto for their playoff position on Monday.
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On Sunday, Mia Pante scored two goals to help lead the Vancouver Rise FC to a 3-2 victory over the Calgary Wild FC in Northern Super League play. The match took place in BURNABY. Pante's first goal came in the seventh minute and her second in the 34th, putting Vancouver up by two goals early on. Josie Aulicino of Calgary scored one back for their team just before halftime, but Jessica De Filippo’s goal in the 53rd minute restored Vancouver’s lead to two goals again. Jorian Baucom then reduced the deficit further with a goal for Calgary in the 69th minute, but it wasn’t enough to secure a draw or win. This victory enabled Vancouver Rise FC to surpass Halifax and claim the fourth and final playoff spot, pending Halifax's result against Toronto later that week.

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BURNABY Calgary Wild FC Halifax Northern Super League Vancouver Rise FC

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Halifax GPE · 2× BURNABY GPE · 1× Calgary Wild FC ORG · 1× Jessica De Filippo PERSON · 1× Josie Aulicino PERSON · 1× Mia Pante PERSON · 1× Northern Super League ORG · 1× Pante PERSON · 1× Vancouver GPE · 1× Vancouver Rise FC ORG · 1×

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BURNABY - Mia Pante scored twice to lead Vancouver Rise FC to a 3-2 win over Calgary Wild FC on Sunday in Northern Super League action.
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BURNABY - Mia Pante scored twice to lead Vancouver Rise FC to a 3-2 win over Calgary Wild FC on Sunday in Northern Super League action. asserted
Pante → score → action
Pante staked the hosts to a 2-0 lead with goals in the seventh and 34th minutes. asserted
Pante → stake → minutes
Josie Aulicino cut the deficit two minutes into first-half stoppage time. asserted
Aulicino → cut → time
Jessica De Filippo restored the two-goal lead for Vancouver (9-12-4) in the 53rd minute. asserted
Filippo → restore → minute
Jorian Baucom scored for last-place Calgary (5-14-6) in the 69th minute. asserted
Baucom → score → minute
The Rise moved past Halifax for the fourth and final playoff spot. asserted
Rise → move → spot
Halifax visits third-place Toronto on Monday for a chance take back its spot. asserted
Halifax → visit → spot
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 25, 2026. asserted
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