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John Schepers (27 February 1943) is a Canadian former soccer player. He was a national champion with Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish (1962) and a three-time Western Canada Soccer League winner with Regina Concordia (1963, 1964) and Calgary Buffalo Kickers (1968). At the international level, Schepers first represented Canada in 1960 on a tour of the Soviet Union and Britain. In 1971, he made 10 international "B" appearances with Canada's Olympic team in Olympic Qualifiers and the 1971 Pan American Games in Colombia.

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rdfs:comment	John Schepers (Tiel, Países Bajos; 27 de febrero de 1943) es un exjugador de fútbol neerlandés nacionalizado canadiense. Fue campeón nacional con Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish (1962) y tres veces ganador de la Western Canada Soccer League con Regina Concordia (1963, 1964) y Calgary Buffalo Kickers (1968). Trabajó como profesor y subdirector en Regina durante 30 años. (es) John Schepers (27 February 1943) is a Canadian former soccer player. He was a national champion with Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish (1962) and a three-time Western Canada Soccer League winner with Regina Concordia (1963, 1964) and Calgary Buffalo Kickers (1968). At the international level, Schepers first represented Canada in 1960 on a tour of the Soviet Union and Britain. In 1971, he made 10 international "B" appearances with Canada's Olympic team in Olympic Qualifiers and the 1971 Pan American Games in Colombia. (en)
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has abstract	John Schepers (27 February 1943) is a Canadian former soccer player. He was a national champion with Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish (1962) and a three-time Western Canada Soccer League winner with Regina Concordia (1963, 1964) and Calgary Buffalo Kickers (1968). At the international level, Schepers first represented Canada in 1960 on a tour of the Soviet Union and Britain. In 1971, he made 10 international "B" appearances with Canada's Olympic team in Olympic Qualifiers and the 1971 Pan American Games in Colombia. As a teenager in 1962, he scored four goals in the Canada Soccer Championship final as Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish won 6–0 over Edmonton Edelweiss. (en) John Schepers (Tiel, Países Bajos; 27 de febrero de 1943) es un exjugador de fútbol neerlandés nacionalizado canadiense. Fue campeón nacional con Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish (1962) y tres veces ganador de la Western Canada Soccer League con Regina Concordia (1963, 1964) y Calgary Buffalo Kickers (1968). Trabajó como profesor y subdirector en Regina durante 30 años. (es)
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