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October is when league play is up and running 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 no PDP Cup at this age group, October has been all about league play. From the brand-new Premier/Trillium split in Ontario’s OPDL, to the finals concluding in Quebec’s PLSJQ, to heavyweight clashes in Alberta and BC, this division has already proven to be one of the most volatile in Canada. Here are the Top

Girls u17 Division Standout Players: Hamilton United Niyah Noel-Gordon | CAM | 2027 Grad  Niyah Noel Gordon delivered a standout performance in the final, leading the team with intelligence, athleticism, and relentless effort. She was constantly active, pressing defenders, making clever runs, and creating opportunities for her attackers. Gordon’s athletic ability was matched by her

Boys U17 Division Standout Players: Vaughan SC: Eduardo Ramos | ST | 2026 Grad Eduardo Ramos, a dynamic striker from the Class of 2026, was electric in the Charity Shield Final, constantly putting defenders under pressure with his pace, creativity, and relentless attacking play. His confidence on the ball and ability to create chances made

The Toyota National Championships 2025 stand as the pinnacle of amateur soccer in Canada, bringing together the nation’s top clubs from coast to coast to compete for national glory. Hosted by Canada Soccer, this prestigious event celebrates the culmination of a long and competitive season, uniting youth and senior teams across multiple divisions in a

The Toyota National Championships 2025 stand as the pinnacle of amateur soccer in Canada, bringing together the nation’s top clubs from coast to coast to compete for national glory. Hosted by Canada Soccer, this prestigious event celebrates the culmination of a long and competitive season, uniting youth and senior teams across multiple divisions in a

As of September 2025, FTF Canada’s The Playbook spotlights the top-performing U-15 boys teams (born in 2010) across the country. These rankings are based on strong results from league and showcase competitions throughout the summer and serve as a key benchmark for which programs are excelling and making an impact nationally. Calgary Foothills AYSL have

As of September 2025, FTF Canada’s The Playbook spotlights the top-performing U‑16 boys teams (born in 2009) across the country. These rankings reflect exceptional results in league and showcase competitions throughout the summer and serve as a benchmark for which programs are excelling and making an impact nationally. Woodbridge SC OPDL U16 Boys have been

As of September 2025, FTF Canada’s The Playbook presents its newest update on the nation’s top U-17 boys teams (born in 2008). With the summer showcase season wrapped up, these rankings highlight the programs that have truly stood out across the country. This edition recognizes which teams are hitting peak form and making their mark

With no PDP Cup at this age group, September has been all about league play. From the brand-new Premier/Trillium split in Ontario’s OPDL, to the battles for supremacy in Quebec’s PLSJQ, to heavyweight clashes in Alberta and BC, this division has already proven to be one of the most volatile in Canada. Here are the

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

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