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GK: Kaylie Rai – #21 – Burlington Bayhawks GU15 OPDL DEF: Ke-Arra Edwards – #11 – FCD 2009G OPDL MID: Sofia Woods – #6 – North Toronto G2009 FWD: Faith Koromilos – #17 – Burlington Bayhawks GU15 OPDL Overall Best Player: Nahila Tesfaye – #66 – U15 VSC OPDL 2009 Honorable Mentions:

ST – Kali Burnett | Glen Shields Juventus | 2027 Grad Kali Burnett embodies the epitome of a lethal striker, renowned for her efficiency in front of goal. With an extraordinary ability to penetrate defenses, she excels in getting in behind opponents with her lightning speed. Her prowess in one-on-one situations is unparalleled, often leaving

Ty Williams | CB |  Toronto FC Academy  U15 | 2009 Born  Ty Williams, the U15 center-back for Toronto FC, showcased exceptional skill and leadership during the group stage of the Generation Adidas Cup, playing a pivotal role in propelling his team to advance to the knockout rounds. While his CB partner, Stefan Kapor, garners

The FTF Vancouver March Break Combine, held on March 19th-21st, showcased a combination of players from across different provinces and leagues in Canada. A lot of standout performances were accoladed throughout the event, including an all star team, honourable mentions list, positional MVPs and an overall MVP. Among the standout participants, these selected players truly

The FTF Vancouver March Break Combine, held on March 19th-21st, showcased a combination of players from across different provinces and leagues in Canada. A lot of standout performances were accoladed throughout the event, including an all-star team, honorable mentions list, positional MVPs, and an overall MVP. Among the standout participants, these selected players truly distinguished

The U18 FTF x CMF Showcase in Vancouver, BC, held from February 17th to 19th on Family Day, showcased a high level of talent, making it a memorable event for soccer enthusiasts. Among the standout participants, the All-Star team selections have been made, recognizing the exceptional skills and performances demonstrated throughout the tournament. These selected

The U17 FTF x CMF Showcase in Vancouver, BC, held from February 17th to 19th on Family Day, showcased a high level of talent, making it a memorable event for soccer enthusiasts. Among the standout participants, the All-Star team selections have been made, recognizing the exceptional skills and performances demonstrated throughout the tournament. These selected

The U18 FTF x CMF Showcase in Vancouver, BC, held from February 17th to 19th on Family Day, showcased a high level of talent, making it a memorable event for soccer enthusiasts. Among the standout participants, the All-Star team selections have been made, recognizing the exceptional skills and performances demonstrated throughout the tournament. These selected

The U17 FTF x CMF Showcase in Vancouver, BC, held from February 17th to 19th on Family Day, showcased a high level of talent, making it a memorable event for soccer enthusiasts. Among the standout participants, the All-Star team selections have been made, recognizing the exceptional skills and performances demonstrated throughout the tournament. These selected

The  FTF x SA Girls All-Star event stands as a monumental occasion in the realm of Canadian soccer, marking its status as can’t miss event. Drawing an impressive attendance of over 50 college and university coaches, the event showcased a high level of talent. With top players hailing from various corners of Canada, the stage

FIRST TEAM Goalkeeper | Anna Karpenko | Harvard University Karpenko started all 17 of her appearances for the Crimson while keeping 7 clean sheets during those games. She also boasted a 0.95 goals against average and a 0.6 save percentage during the season. Karpenko was named to the All-Ivy League Second Team, as well as

FIRST TEAM Goalkeeper | Nick Christoffersen | University of Pennsylvania Christoffersen rounded out his collegiate career in fine fashion as he started all 15 of his appearances securing 7 clean sheets, while boasting a 0.67 goals against average and 0.81 save percentage respectively. Unsurprisingly, he was named to the All-Ivy League First Team and the