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May was a standout month for U15 girls soccer across Canada, with top teams from coast to coast making their presence felt in league play and marquee tournaments. Despite Ontario’s provincial team players being away at the Ontario vs Quebec Provincial Series – which impacted some Umbro results – there was no shortage of high-level […]

May was a statement month for U16 (2009) girls teams across the country, as clubs hit the ground running, Ontario Provincial Team players returned to their club sides following marquee matchups against NDC Ontario in late April. With talent-rich rosters and competitive resumes from leagues and tournaments across Canada, here are the FTF Canada Top

May was a standout month for U17 girls soccer across Canada, with top teams from coast to coast making their presence felt in league play and marquee tournaments. Despite Ontario’s provincial team players being away at the Ontario vs Quebec Provincial Series – which impacted some Umbro results – there was no shortage of high-level

We had the opportunity to scout the highly anticipated Ontario vs Quebec Provincial Series, where top U15 and U17 selections from both provinces competed over three intense days of action. The matches showcased high-level talent, competitive spirit, and some of the brightest prospects in Canadian youth soccer. Below is our list of standout performers from

We had the opportunity to scout the highly anticipated Ontario vs Quebec Provincial Series, where top U15 and U17 selections from both provinces competed over three intense days of action. The matches showcased high-level talent, competitive spirit, and some of the brightest prospects in Canadian youth soccer. Below is our list of standout performers from

The FTF x VSC Spring Showdown proved to be a spectacular and high-level event, showcasing some of the best young soccer talent Canada has to offer. Drawing schools and scouts from all across north america, the tournament created an electric atmosphere filled with excitement, competition, and promise. It was more than just a showcase—it was

The FTF x VSC Spring Showdown proved to be a spectacular and high-level event, showcasing some of the best young soccer talent Canada has to offer. Drawing schools and scouts from all across north america, the tournament created an electric atmosphere filled with excitement, competition, and promise. It was more than just a showcase—it was

The Playbook | Vancouver March Break Girls All-Combine Team 2025 Newton Athletic Park in Surrey, BC buzzed with talent from March 19th to 21st as the FTF Vancouver March Break Combine unfolded. Girls from coast to coast flocked to the event, turning out in force to showcase their skills for a host of college coaches

GK – Karl Mercado | Okanagan United Football Club (OUFC) | 2028 Grad  Karl Mercado is a highly promising goalkeeper known for his composure on the ball and ability to play out from the back with confidence. His exceptional reflexes and shot-stopping ability make him a formidable last line of defense. With his combination of

The 2025 FTF x Sports Ambitions All-Star Showcase brought together some of the most promising young soccer players from across Canada, offering a stage for elite competition and high-level scouting. With top performances throughout the event, this year’s All-Star selections highlight a new wave of talent making their mark on the national stage. From commanding

First Team: GK – Joshua Dass | Surrey FC | 2028 Grad DEF – Ryley Conner Bustamante | Surrey FC | 2028 Grad  DEF – Evan Seitz | Surrey United | 2028 Grad DEF – Nathan Dumbi | CSWU | 2028 Grad  DEF – Nathan Veer | CMF | 2028 Grad MID – Charlie Waschuk

First Team: GK – Taiga Takahashi | Fusion FC | 2027 Grad  DEF – Abdullah Alghamdi | Fusion FC | 2027 Grad DEF – Jonah Haile | Surrey FC | 2027 Grad DEF – Aidan Biln | Fusion FC | 2027 Grad  DEF – Roman Mattiazzo | Surrey FC | 2027 Grad MID – Aneesh