Location/Facilities
Location - Township of Langley:
The Township of Langley is located in the lower mainland of British Columbia, Canada.
The lower mainland is the largest single market area in western Canada, supporting a population of 2.3 million. Ideally situated for the future economic growth of the lower mainland region, the Township of Langley is a member of the Greater Vancouver Regional District.
The Township of Langley is bounded on the west by the City of Surrey, on the north by the Fraser River, on the east by the City of Abbotsford, and on the south by the Canada-U.S. boundary. It comprises 316 square kilometres (122 square miles) and is home to just over 100,000 people.
Langley is easily accessible from all parts of the lower mainland. Downtown Vancouver and the Vancouver International Airport are less than a one-hour drive away. With a 24-hour border crossing nearby, access from Langley to the U.S. is excellent.
For directions, street names and other details view the Township of Langley map.
Host Facilities - McLeod Athletic Park
The 2007 event will be hosted at McLeod Athletic Park, located on the corner of 56 Avenue and 216th Street in the Township of Langley.
This venue is adjacent to Langley Secondary School and the Langley Municipal Airport. Scheduled to be the host venue for the 2010 Canada Games, McLeod Athletic Park is one of Langley's premier sports facilities and is the perfect venue to showcase this provincial intercollegiate soccer event.
Seating Capacity
Grandstand seating - 2,225 (1735 covered)
Field Surface
Artificial Turf (with lights)
Amenities
Team rooms (home & away) with shower access
Media Room
Concession
Washroom
Other features
400m running track
1,000 parking spaces
