Canada’s top U15 Girls (2011) youth soccer teams, ranked after a defining 2026 postseason.
How the November rankings were determined
October titles changed the picture most dramatically in the middle of the ranking: London Alliance and Glen Shields Juventus both earned major jumps, while the top two stayed intact. FTF Scout considers national and provincial championship results, league performance, direct matchups, strength of opposition, FTF showcase results and the complete 2026 season. PDP National Championships are evaluated at a higher competitive tier than Toyota National Championships where both apply; a strong tournament result does not automatically override an otherwise superior season.
Canada’s Top 10 — Team-by-Team Breakdown
#1 North Mississauga SC
Ontario · OPDL — North Mississauga remains No. 1 after compiling a strong OPDL season that stands up against the best available competition in this birth year.
#2 Pickering FC
Ontario · OPDL — Pickering holds second place. Its OPDL performances and season-long consistency keep it within touching distance of the top spot.
#3 London Alliance FC Mustangs
Ontario · I-Model — The Toyota National champions leap five places to third. Their national championship is the biggest reason for the move, while their overall provincial work supports a high national ranking.
#4 Glen Shields Juventus
Ontario · I-Model — The Ontario I-Model C1 champions also won the FTF Fall Showdown. Those two late-season titles fuel a six-place rise into the top four.
#5 North Vancouver FC
British Columbia · BCSPL — North Vancouver remains a leading BCSPL representative. Its fifth-place ranking reflects its provincial results over the full season.
#6 Calgary Rangers SC
Alberta · APDL — Calgary Rangers slips three places as other teams post significant October achievements, but its Alberta campaign still earns a top-ten position.
#7 CS Union Lanaudière-Sud
Quebec · PLSJQ — The Quebec side maintains seventh after another competitive season in the PLSJQ and remains part of the national conversation.
#8 CS Mistral Sherbrooke
Quebec — The Toyota Nationals silver medalists make their top-ten debut at eighth, rewarded for reaching the Canadian final.
#9 St. Albert Impact
Alberta · APDL — St. Albert falls four positions in a crowded division. Its APDL campaign still provides a strong case for remaining among the ten best.
#10 CS Longueuil
Quebec · PLSJQ — A notable PLSJQ crossover playoff victory gives CS Longueuil the postseason evidence to enter the national top ten.
Honourable Mentions — Unranked
The honourable mentions span Ontario OPDL and I-Model programs, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Atlantic Canada. Standouts include Woodbridge SC, Langley United, Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC, Edmonton Warriors, Calgary Blizzard and Saskatoon Alliance Black. The complete unranked list is published in the accompanying graphic.
What these rankings mean
The Top 10 is an editorial assessment of performance and competitive context—not an official Canada Soccer ranking. Teams outside the top ten remain important to the national picture, and honourable mentions are deliberately unranked. The graphic above is the definitive list and reflects the finalized November 2026 positions.FTF Scout / FTF Canada · November 2026 · National Youth Soccer Rankings