Canadian Professional Soccer League 2003 season
- Canadian Professional Soccer League 2003 season
Infobox sports season
title = Canadian Professional Soccer League 2003
league = Canadian Professional Soccer League
sport = Football (soccer)
duration = 24 May 2003-4 October 2003
season = League
league_champs = Brampton Hitmen
second_place = Vaughan Sun Devils
top_scorer = flagicon|Canada Carlos Arghittu (St. Catharines Wolves)
The 6th Canadian Professional Soccer League season began on May 24, 2003 and concluded on October 4, 2003 with the Brampton Hitmen winning the Rogers Cup.
Changes from 2002 season
* The Montreal Dynamites moved to the Montreal suburb of Laval and changed their team name accordingly.
* The York Region Shooters folded and were absorbed into the Vaughn Sun Devils.
Final standings
"Purple indicates conference winners"
"Green indicates playoff berth clinched"
Eastern Conference
Individual awards
*CPSL MVP Award: Phil Ionadi, "Brampton Hitmen"
*CPSL Golden Boot: Carlos Arghittu, "St. Catharines Wolves" (18)
*CPSL Defender of the Year Award: Domagoj Sain, "Toronto Croatia"
*CPSL Goalkeeper of the Year Award: Simon Eaddy, "Ottawa Wizards"
*CPSL Rookie of the Year Award: McDonald Yobe, "Ottawa Wizards"
*CPSL Coach of the Year Award: Jose Testas, "Toronto Supra"
*CPSL Best Official: Michael Lambert
*CPSL Fair Play Award: Durham Flames
External links
* [http://22066.vws.magma.ca/03cpsl00.htm Rocket Robin's Home Page of the 2003 CPSL Season]
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