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2011 BCSPL Provincial Cup Final  The U14 (2011) Girls BCSPL Provincial Cup Finals between Fusion FC and Coquitlam Metro-Ford ended in a 2-0 Fusion victory, with both goals coming in a dominant second-half performance. Both teams displayed impressive potential, showing the depth of talent in this age group.  Below are our standouts for the match: […]

The FTF Edmonton Summer Combine, held at the Edmonton Soccer Centre and Bill Gillespie Soccer Complex from June 30th to July 2nd, was a vibrant showcase of talent! The three-day event kicked off with testing on Day 1, featuring the 30m sprint, 5-10-5 agility test, vertical jump and yo-yo test. Days 2 and 3 focused

The FTF Edmonton Summer Combine, held at Bill Gilhespy from June 30th to July 2nd, was a vibrant showcase of talent! The three-day event kicked off with testing on Day 1, featuring the 40-yard dash, 5-10-5 agility test, fitness assessment, and vertical jump. Days 2 and 3 focused on gameplay, offering players the opportunity to

The Saskatchewan Summer Series Combine was a premier high-level event that brought together some of the most talented players from across the country. Hosted in the heart of the Prairies, the combine served as a competitive proving ground where athletes showcased their skills, athleticism, and potential in front of scouts, coaches, and evaluators. With elite

The Saskatchewan Summer Series Combine was a premier high-level event that brought together some of the most talented players from across the country. Hosted in the heart of the Prairies, the combine served as a competitive proving ground where athletes showcased their skills, athleticism, and potential in front of scouts, coaches, and evaluators. With elite

FTF Canada is proud to unveil its annual Top 10 Canadian and Dual National Player Rankings for the 2024/2025 MLS NEXT season across the 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007 birth years. These rankings highlight the top-performing Canadians who made their mark at the highest level of youth soccer in North America this past season. All

May was a standout month for U17 boys soccer across Canada, as top teams from coast to coast made their mark in league play and marquee tournaments. While Ontario’s provincial team players were away competing in the Ontario vs. Quebec Provincial Series—affecting some of the Umbro tournament outcomes—the level of play across the country remained

May proved to be an exceptional month for U16 boys soccer throughout Canada, with premier teams from coast to coast leaving a strong impression in both league matches and major tournaments. Although many players from Ontario’s provincial team were absent due to their participation in the Ontario vs. Quebec Provincial Series—impacting some outcomes in the

May stood out as an outstanding month for U15 boys soccer across Canada, with top teams from coast to coast making a powerful impact in league play and major tournaments. While several players from Ontario’s provincial team were away competing in the Ontario vs. Quebec Provincial Series—affecting some results in the Umbro tournament—the overall quality

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