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 of play nationwide remained strong. FTF Canada now shifts its focus to the U15 boys category, spotlighting the nation’s top teams of May 2025. These squads have earned recognition through consistent performances, elite talent, and impressive success in highly competitive environments.
- Woodbridge SC OPDL Boys u15
The Woodbridge SC U15 Boys have burst out of the gates in the 2025 OPDL season, delivering a flawless start that has made them one of the most dominant sides in the province. With a pristine 4-0-0 record, 26 goals scored, and none conceded, this squad has showcased a rare blend of attacking firepower and defensive solidity. Among their most emphatic victories was an 11-0 dismantling of Markham SC and a commanding 7-0 win over Richmond Hill SC — results that not only underline their offensive capabilities but also their discipline and organization at the back. Every match so far has seen Woodbridge impose their style of play early, control the tempo, and overwhelm opponents with relentless pressure and quick transitions. The team’s cohesion, technical sharpness, and tactical awareness are clear indicators of a well-coached and deeply talented group. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Woodbridge SC U15 to see if they can maintain this level and continue their pursuit of an OPDL title. If the opening matches are any indication, they are not just contenders — they’re setting the standard.
Record: 4-0-0
Key Wins: 11-0W vs Markham SC OPDL u15, 7-0W vs Richmond Hill OPDL Boys u15 (26GF 0 GA)
- Coquitlam Metro Ford BCPSL Boys u15
The Coquitlam Metro-Ford U15 Boys have emerged as one of the standout teams in the BC Soccer Premier League (BCSPL) this season, boasting an impressive 9-0-1 record that speaks volumes about their consistency, competitiveness, and quality on the pitch. Anchored by a resilient back line and a balanced attack, Metro-Ford have managed to grind out tough results while also putting on polished performances against some of the province’s strongest sides. Their 1-0 win over a disciplined North Vancouver team and a thrilling 3-2 victory over Vancouver United showcased the team’s ability to win in different ways — whether through grit or open-play dominance. This Coquitlam side is not only undefeated through ten matches but has also demonstrated a mature, composed style of play that reflects strong tactical preparation and team chemistry. With each passing week, Metro-Ford is reinforcing their status as serious title contenders and a model of consistency within the BCSPL. As the second half of the season approaches, they remain firmly in control of their own destiny — and look ready to go the distance.
Record: 11-0-1
Key Wins: 1-0W vs North Vancouver BCSPL, 3-2W vs Vancouver United BCSPL
- Calgary Villains APDL U15 Boys
The Calgary Villains U15 Boys have made a strong statement in the Alberta Premier Development League (APDL) this season, stringing together an impressive 9-2-0 record that has solidified their place among the top teams in the province. A blend of attacking firepower and defensive discipline has defined the Villains’ season thus far. Their 4-1 victory over Calgary Rangers highlighted their ability to dominate in the final third, while a narrow 1-0 win over perennial contenders Calgary Foothills proved they can also win in tight, high-stakes matches. Whether in high-scoring affairs or gritty battles, the Villains have consistently found ways to secure results. With a well-rounded squad, strong coaching, and momentum on their side, Calgary Villains are positioning themselves as serious contenders in the APDL title race. As the season progresses, they’ll be looking to maintain their high level of play and continue pushing for provincial supremacy.
Record: 9-2-0
Key Wins: 4-1W vs Calgary Rangers APDL, 1-0W vs Calgary Foothills APDL
- AS Laval PLSJQ Boys u15
AS Laval U15 Boys have been a dominant force in the 2025 PLSJQ season, putting together an outstanding 6-0-1 record that reflects their consistency, structure, and elite-level execution on the pitch. With an unbeaten run through seven matches, the Laval side has quickly established itself as one of the top contenders in Quebec’s premier youth league. Their 3-0 victory over Pierrefonds showcased Laval’s dynamic attacking play and clinical finishing, while a hard-fought 1-0 win against AS Blainville — one of the toughest defensive units in the league — highlighted the team’s grit and composure under pressure. Whether in possession or defending deep, AS Laval has demonstrated impressive tactical awareness and team unity. With a mix of technical quality, physical presence, and a clear identity, AS Laval is building serious momentum in the PLSJQ. As the second half of the season looms, they’ll look to extend their unbeaten streak and make a definitive push toward the league title.
Record: 6-0-1
Key Wins: 3-0W vs Pierrefonds PLSJQ Boys u15, 1-0W vs AS Blainville PLSJQ Boys u15
- Ottawa TFC OPDL U15 Boys
Ottawa TFC U15 Boys have kicked off their 2025 OPDL campaign in style, putting together a strong 4-1-0 record highlighted by dominant performances and a major statement victory on the provincial stage. With 20 goals scored and only 3 conceded, the squad has demonstrated both attacking fluidity and defensive discipline early in the season. The team’s most impressive showing came in the Umbro Showcase Final, where they delivered a commanding 6-0 win over Pickering FC, asserting themselves as one of Ontario’s elite U15 sides. That performance, combined with a 7-0 rout of local rivals West Ottawa, showed the team’s ability to rise to big occasions and dominate in high-pressure moments. Led by a cohesive unit and a coaching staff that has instilled both confidence and structure, Ottawa TFC U15 is shaping up to be a force in the OPDL this season. With momentum on their side, they’ll look to build on their early success and continue pushing for top spot in the provincial standings.
Record: 4-1-0
Key Wins: 6-0W vs Pickering OPDL Boys u15 (Umbro Showcase Final), 7-0W vs West Ottawa OPDL
- Saskatoon Alliance Black PSL u15 Boys
Saskatoon Alliance Black U15 Boys are off to an impressive start in the 2025 PSL season, compiling a 4-1-0 record that reflects their resilience, competitive edge, and ability to rise to the occasion. With key wins under their belt and consistent performances across the board, the Alliance Black squad is quickly emerging as a top contender in Saskatchewan youth soccer. Two of their most notable victories came in tight, hard-fought battles — a 2-1 win over Astra and another 2-1 triumph against crosstown rivals Saskatoon Alliance Blue. In both matches, the team showcased their ability to stay composed under pressure, execute in key moments, and grind out results in high-intensity settings. Built on strong team chemistry and a hardworking core, Saskatoon Alliance Black has proven they can handle tough opponents and deliver when it counts. As the PSL season continues, they’ll aim to keep their momentum going and firmly stake their claim as one of the province’s premier U15 sides.
Record: 4-1-0
Key Wins: 2-1w vs Astra PSL u15 Boys, 2-1w vs Saskatoon Alliance Blue PSL u15 Boys
- Tecumseh FC OPDL Boys u15
Tecumseh FC U15 Boys have kicked off their 2025 OPDL campaign with authority, putting together an unbeaten 4-0-1 record that signals their intent to be one of the top teams in the province this season. With 22 goals scored and only 2 conceded, the squad has struck an ideal balance between clinical attacking play and disciplined defending. Their standout victories include a commanding 4-0 win over perennial contenders Sigma FC and an emphatic 9-0 triumph over Whitecaps London — results that highlight the team’s ability to dominate both technically and physically. Whether it’s controlling possession or capitalizing on transitions, Tecumseh FC has consistently dictated the tempo of games and overwhelmed their opponents. Led by a group of talented players and a cohesive tactical structure, Tecumseh FC is proving they belong among the OPDL’s elite. As the season progresses, they’ll look to maintain their unbeaten run and continue making noise in Ontario’s top youth league.
Record: 4-0-1
Key Wins: 4-0w vs Sigma OPDL Boys u15, 9-0w vs Whitecaps London OPDL Boys u15
- Edmonton BTB AYSL Boys u15
Edmonton BTB U15 Boys have been one of the standout teams in the 2025 Alberta Youth Soccer League (AYSL), boasting a strong 8-1-2 record that reflects their consistency, resilience, and high-level performance week in and week out. Their campaign has been marked by impressive victories, including a clinical 3-0 win over Calgary SWU that showcased their defensive organization and attacking sharpness. In a thrilling 4-3 triumph over long-time rivals Calgary Foothills, BTB demonstrated their grit and ability to prevail in high-pressure moments, further cementing their status as a serious title contender. With a deep roster, strong leadership, and a relentless work ethic, Edmonton BTB has combined tactical structure with dynamic playmaking across the field. As they head into the heart of the season, they’re well-positioned to push for the top of the AYSL standings and establish themselves as one of Alberta’s premier U15 programs.
Record: 8-1-2
Key Wins: 3-0w vs Calgary SWU AYSL Boys u15, 4-3w vs Calgary Foothills AYSL Boys u15
- QC United PSL U15 Boys
QC United U15 Boys have started their 2025 PSL campaign on a high note, going unbeaten through their first five matches with an impressive 4-0-1 record. With 18 goals scored and none conceded, QC United has quickly emerged as a dominant force in the Prairie Soccer League, showcasing both attacking flair and defensive discipline. Their standout performances include a commanding 6-0 victory over FCR Bluestars and a convincing 4-0 win against Forge FC — two results that not only highlight the team’s offensive depth but also their ability to shut down quality opposition. Whether in possession or in transition, QC United plays with confidence, pace, and precision. Built around a well-balanced squad and a strong team identity, QC United is proving to be a tough challenge for any opponent in the PSL. As the season continues, they’ll aim to build on this unbeaten run and continue their push toward the top of the league standings.
Record: 4-0-1
Key Wins: 6-0w vs FCR Bluestars PSL Boys u15, 4-0w vs Forge FC PSL Boys u15
- Glenshields Juventus IMODEL u15 Boys
Glen Shields Juventus U15 Boys have opened their 2025 iModel season with a flawless 3-0-0 record, signaling their emergence as one of the top teams to watch in Ontario’s competitive youth circuit. With strong performances on both sides of the ball and growing recognition at the provincial level, this squad is quickly making a name for itself. A statement 5-1 victory over local rivals Woodbridge SC highlighted Glen Shields’ attacking quality and tactical sharpness, with the team displaying fluid build-up play and clinical finishing. Their early-season success hasn’t gone unnoticed—two standout players from the squad have earned selections to the Ontario Provincial Team, a testament to the individual talent and development happening within the program. With a balanced roster, confident team identity, and players gaining experience at the provincial level, Glen Shields Juventus looks poised for a strong campaign. If their early form is any indication, they’re just getting started.
Record: 3-0-0
Key Wins: 5-1w vs Woodbridge IMODEL, 2 Players Selected for Ontario Provincial Team.
Honorable Mentions:
- Northside United Elite – Lamey u15 Boys
- Ottawa South United OPDL Boys u15
- North Vancouver BCSPL Boys u15
- Sigma FC OPDL Boys u15
- CS St Hubert PLSJQ Boys u15
- CS Longueuil PLSJQ Boys u15
- Saskatoon Alliance Black Boys u15
- Edmonton Warriors u15 Boys
