2003 Voyageurs Cup - Top Scorers

Top Scorers

Rank Player Club Goals
1 Ali Gerba Toronto Lynx 5
2 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal Impact 3
Zé Roberto Montreal Impact 3
4 Carlo Corazzin Vancouver Whitecaps 2
Sita-Taty Matondo Montreal Impact 2
Nikola Vignjevic Toronto Lynx 2
Oliver Heald Vancouver Whitecaps 2
8 Mauro Biello Montreal Impact 1
Sebastian Barclay Toronto Lynx 1
Nico Craveiro Vancouver Whitecaps 1
Nick Dasovic Vancouver Whitecaps 1
Abraham Francois Montreal Impact 1
Jason Jordan Vancouver Whitecaps 1
Patrick Leduc Montreal Impact 1
Martin Nash Montreal Impact 1
Mauricio Vincello Toronto Lynx 1
Shaun Wimble Calgary Storm 1
Nicolas Zuniga Calgary Storm 1
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