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The 2024 MLS Next Fest, held from December 6th to December 11th at the Empire Polo Ground in Indio, California, provided yet another platform for some of North America’s brightest young soccer talents to showcase their skills. Among the hundreds of players in attendance, several Canadian players and dual-nationals caught the eye with standout performances,

GK – Nicole Filek | Calgary Rangers | 2026 Grad Nicole Filek is an outstanding goalkeeper celebrated for her incredible shot-stopping abilities, consistently making key saves in crucial moments. A natural leader, she commands her defense with confidence and ensures her team stays organized under pressure. Filek’s combination of skill and leadership makes her an

GK – Keion Sandberg | KESA Rovers | 2025 Grad  Keion Sandberg is a commanding goalkeeper known for his exceptional distribution and ability to launch precise, game-changing passes. Standing tall with a big frame, he dominates the penalty area and exudes confidence under pressure. His remarkable shot-stopping skills make him a reliable last line of

NDC JR MVP  Meaghan Cochrane MID/DEF #40  Meaghan Cochrane is a versatile and reliable player who seamlessly transitions between midfield and defense. Her composure in the middle of the field allows her to control the tempo of play, while her excellent footwork enables her to navigate tight spaces and distribute the ball effectively. Meaghan’s adaptability

GK – Amy Norris | FC Force | 2026 Grad  Amy Norris is a commanding goalkeeper with a big frame that gives her a strong presence in the box. Her exceptional shot-stopping ability allows her to make crucial saves and keep her team in the game under pressure. Norris’s physical attributes and reflexes make her

Boys:  GK – Shanvir Gill | FC Northwest | 2025 Grad  Shanvir Gill is an outstanding goalkeeper known for his exceptional shot-stopping abilities, making crucial saves under pressure. His precise distribution with both hands and feet allows him to initiate quick counterattacks and maintain control in high-pressure situations. Gill’s composure and technical skills make him

As the soccer season transitions toward its offseason, November has showcased the continued excellence of Canada’s top U17 Girls teams. These rankings reflect their performances across various leagues, tournaments, and national competitions. Each team has earned their place in this month’s Top 10 rankings, demonstrating exceptional skill, teamwork, and results that solidify their status as

November brought thrilling performances and fierce competition, highlighting the immense talent of U16/2008 girls’ teams across Canada. From dominating league play to excelling in tournaments, these teams have showcased their strength and consistency. Here’s why they earned their spot in this month’s rankings: Rankings (W-D-L) 1. CS Longueuil | PLSJQ Performance: CS Longueuil remains in

November has been an exhilarating month for U15/2009 Girls teams across Canada, with several top-ranked squads showcasing their talent and determination at the Toyota National Championships. This month’s rankings highlight the best teams in the nation, celebrating their hard work, achievements, and standout performances. Here’s a detailed look at why these teams deserve their place

As we transition deeper into the fall season, U17/2007 Boys teams across Canada continue to impress with exceptional performances in their leagues and tournaments. This month’s Top 10 rankings highlight the best squads, showcasing why they stand out as some of the most talented and disciplined teams in the nation. Here’s a breakdown of the

As fall deepens, the U16/2008 boys’ soccer teams across Canada continue to impress with their skill, strategy, and results in competitive leagues and showcase events. Here’s the November 2024 update of the Top 10 Teams, highlighting their performances and why they deserve their place among Canada’s elite. 1. Vaughan SC B16 | OPDL Performance: Vaughan