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The U17 (2009) girls age group continues to showcase some of the strongest talent and most competitive teams in Canadian youth soccer. Across the country, clubs are producing high-level players while competing in elite leagues such as the APDL, BCSPL, PLSJQ, OPDL, and provincial high-performance environments. Several teams have put together dominant undefeated campaigns, while […]

The U16 (2010) girls division continues to feature some of the strongest and most competitive teams in Canadian youth soccer. Across the country, clubs are excelling in elite leagues such as the BCSPL, PLSJQ, OPDL, and AYSL while developing the next generation of high-performance athletes. This age group has produced several dominant teams, impressive undefeated

The U15 (2011) girls division continues to be one of the deepest and most competitive age groups in Canadian youth soccer. Across the country, clubs are excelling in elite development environments such as the BCSPL, OPDL, PLSJQ, AYSL, and PSL while producing some of Canada’s most promising young talent. This season has featured dominant league

The competition among Canada’s U17 (2009) boys teams has reached an exceptional level in 2026, with clubs from coast to coast continuing to showcase elite talent, strong development pathways, and impressive results. From dominant undefeated campaigns to clubs competing in some of the country’s most competitive leagues, these teams have separated themselves through consistent performances

The U16 (2010) boys age group continues to be one of the most competitive divisions in Canadian youth soccer, featuring elite clubs from every region of the country. With teams competing in top development leagues such as the BCSPL, PLSJQ, OPDL, APDL, and WYSA, the level of play has continued to rise throughout the 2026

The U15 (2011) boys division continues to showcase some of the most exciting young talent in Canadian soccer. Across the country, clubs are competing at an exceptionally high level while developing players for future success in provincial, collegiate, professional, and national team pathways. From dominant undefeated campaigns to strong performances in some of Canada’s toughest

Girls U17 Final Burnaby vs Surrey United – 2009 Girls  Burnaby  Player 1 – Chloe Cechini #15, CB – really solid player, strong and recovers well, calm on the ball, good vision all around the field Player 2 – Chase Robertson #7, LW – good technical ability to beat players, can hold the ball strong,

Boys U17 Final:  Burnaby #5 Oliver Ruiz – Midfielder A physical midfielder who was effective in both defensive and offensive transition moments. Strong in duels and consistently competed well throughout the match. Could improve by taking fewer touches at times, as holding onto the ball too long occasionally led to unnecessary pressure and turnovers. #3

This past week, FTF Canada hosted the highly anticipated Bundesliga Youth ID Camp at Huron Park in Mississauga, Ontario, bringing together some of the top young soccer talent from across the country for two days of high-level competition, evaluation, and international exposure. Held on Monday, May 25th and Tuesday, May 26th, the event provided players

U15 Boys Ontario vs Quebec Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards Second Team Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards Honourable Mentions U17 Boys Ontario vs Quebec First Team Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards Second Team Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards Honourable Mentions

FTF Canada continues to create strong pathways into U SPORTS, as Combine alumni Jessy Lord has officially committed to Dalhousie University and the Dalhousie Tigers men’s soccer program. A product of Suburban FC, Lord earned his opportunity through consistent high-level performances across multiple FTF Canada events, including the Halifax Summer Combine 2025, Halifax Winter Combine