North Mississauga leads the 2011 girls rankings after a national championship and an unbeaten OPDL Premier phase. October’s update brings Richmond Hill into the top 10 while retaining the leading PDP Nationals teams and recognising UDFC’s outstanding Nova Scotia campaign.
This month’s order balances league results, national tournament performances and the strength of opposition. OPDL, APDL, BCSPL and PLSJQ carry substantial weight, with standout regional teams also considered. Fall tables are assessed by birth year; short new-season samples are kept separate from full-season and tournament results.
1. North Mississauga (OPDL)
North Mississauga leads the 2011 girls rankings after winning the PDP National Championship. Eight wins from eight OPDL Premier-phase games, with 49 goals scored and only three conceded, reinforce that result. The combination of national success and dominant domestic results makes its No. 1 position clear.
2. Pickering FC (OPDL)
Pickering remains second following its runner-up finish at PDP Nationals. Its OPDL Premier-phase record is four wins, one draw and three losses. The national final carries greater weight than that shorter domestic phase, preserving Pickering’s place immediately behind North Mississauga.
3. Calgary Rangers (APDL)
Calgary Rangers stays third after taking bronze at PDP Nationals. Three losses in the supplied APDL fall table are a concern, but a short new-season sample does not outweigh that national podium finish in this edition. Rangers’ position reflects the full assessment rather than fall form alone.
4. North Vancouver FC (BCSPL)
North Vancouver holds fourth following its PDP Nationals performance. Two wins from two fall matches, with six goals scored and one conceded, strengthen its position. The 2011 birth-year table is used despite BC’s new U16 label, keeping this group in FTF’s U15 category.
5. St. Albert Impact (APDL)
St. Albert remains fifth after its PDP Nationals appearance, preserving the second Alberta place in the top 10. Its national tournament result is the main reason for retaining the position. Fall results from other APDL candidates are considered in the wider field, but do not erase that summer benchmark.
6. Richmond Hill (OPDL)
Richmond Hill enters sixth after finishing second in the supplied OPDL Premier-phase standings. Five wins, two draws and one loss provide a strong eight-game sample. That domestic performance earns recognition alongside Ontario’s two national finalists and is the key change in the middle of this list.
7. Union Lanaudière-Sud (PLSJQ)
Union Lanaudière-Sud remains a leading Quebec selection. Sixteen wins, four draws and two losses from 22 matches show sustained league success, while its PDP Nationals appearance adds a national comparison. That combination keeps Union seventh in a division with a particularly strong leading group.
8. AS Laval (PLSJQ)
AS Laval holds eighth with 15 wins, two draws and five losses across 22 Quebec matches. Its national tournament appearance gives the assessment another interprovincial reference point. Keeping Laval alongside Union recognises two strong PLSJQ candidates without treating the provincial record as the only measure.
9. Langley United (BCSPL)
Langley remains in the top 10 after its PDP Nationals appearance and a promising fall start. Two wins and a draw, with nine goals scored and two conceded, support its place. The national experience and unbeaten three-game sample together keep it among the leading 2011 BC teams.
10. UDFC U15 AAA Girls (Nova Scotia)
UDFC’s U15 AAA girls earn the final position after an unbeaten Nova Scotia campaign: 12 wins and two draws. Fifty-three goals scored and just four conceded make its regional case persuasive. These are the AAA team’s results; the separate AA side is not combined with this record.
Honourable Mentions
The following teams remain in the wider national conversation. Honourable mentions are listed alphabetically and are not ranked.
- 1v1 Futbol Dreams U15G
- AK Soccer Academy U15G
- Alliance FC
- AS Montis
- ASTRA Soccer Academy
- Barrie
- Blizzard SC 2011 Girls (CMSA)
- Bonivital U15G
- Calgary Blizzard (APDL)
- Calgary Foothills (APDL)
- Coastal FC
- Codiac
- Coquitlam Metro-Ford
- CS Longueuil
- Edmonton BTB (APDL)
- FCR Bluestars
- Fundy
- Glen Shields Juventus
- Halifax County United
- Hamilton United
- LFC U15 Girls (CMSA)
- North Toronto
- OSU (EOSL)
- Ottawa City
- Ottawa City (EOSL)
- Ottawa TFC
- Paris FC
- Phénix des Rivières
- Roma
- Saskatoon Alliance Black
- Suburban U15 Academy Girls
- Surrey United
- TSS Rovers
- Viktoria (Sliskovic)
- Warriors (Korthuis)
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