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September marks the start of league play across the country, with some provinces adjusting their age groups to U16 for the 2025/26 season. For the U15 (2010) girls, August was highlighted by the inaugural PDP Cup, which brought together the nation’s top programs in a true test of depth, skill, and resilience. Now, with league

Lukas Pareja’s soccer journey is one defined by dedication, persistence, and seizing opportunities at every stage of his development. Growing up in Ontario, Pareja began his grassroots years with Oakville Soccer Club before making transitions to Dixie SC and North Mississauga SC, where he continued to refine his game against some of the province’s strongest

As of August 2025, FTF Canada’s “The Playbook” spotlighted the top-performing U-15 boys teams (born in 2010) across the country. These rankings are driven largely by performances at the PDP Nationals held in late August, while also factoring in strong results from league and showcase competitions throughout the summer. Together, they serve as the key

As of August 2025, FTF Canada’s “The Playbook” spotlighted the top-performing U‑16 boys teams (born in 2009) across the country. These rankings reflect exceptional results in league and showcase competitions throughout August, and serve as a benchmark heading into the summer showcase season. Woodbridge SC OPDL U16 Boys have been a dominant force this season,

As of August 2025, FTF Canada’s The Playbook delivers its latest update on the nation’s top U-17 boys teams (born in 2008). With the PDP National Championships and a full slate of summer showcases now complete, these rankings spotlight the best of the best across Canada. The list sets the stage for which programs are

Canadian youth soccer continues to rise, and six standout talents have taken a major step forward in their journeys. Emmanuel Marmolejo, Nathaniel Abraham, Zayne Bruno, Rayan Elloumi, Ben Nash, and Evan Brown have officially earned their call-ups to the Canadian Men’s National Team at the U18 level, set to compete in upcoming international friendlies in

August delivered the most exciting month yet in Canadian youth soccer, as the highly anticipated PDP Cup kicked off and brought the nation’s top U15 girls programs together. From Ontario to Alberta, from Quebec to British Columbia, the country’s elite faced off in a true test of talent, depth, and resilience. League dominance was put

August delivered some of the most exciting U17 girls soccer action across the country, with the PDP Cup in Vaughan taking centre stage. Between league play, provincial championships, and showcase tournaments, the nation’s best continued to prove their pedigree. FTF Canada is proud to spotlight the Top 10 U17 girls teams in Canada for August

With no PDP Cup for the U16s, the story of August has been about league play. From the new Premier/Trillium split in Ontario’s OPDL to the intensity of Quebec’s PLSJQ and the battles in Alberta and BC, the month has delivered plenty of volatility — and a few surprise risers. Here are the Top 10

The 2025 Canada Games women’s soccer competition was a true showcase of the nation’s brightest young talent, bringing together elite players from every corner of the country. The tournament delivered high-level action, fierce rivalries, and moments of individual brilliance that highlighted the depth of Canada’s next generation. In the end, Ontario emerged victorious once again,

July has been a defining month for U15 girls soccer in Canada, with elite teams from coast to coast making their mark in league play, cup competitions, and high-profile summer tournaments. From statement wins in provincial championships to standout performances on the national scouting stage, the country’s top programs are showing why they belong among