The U16 (2010) girls division continues to showcase some of the highest-quality soccer in Canada, with clubs across the BCSPL, OPDL, PLSJQ, and AYSL producing outstanding performances throughout the 2026 season. As the summer season enters its final stages, several teams have separated themselves through consistent results, tournament success, player development, and performances against elite competition. These rankings recognize Canada’s top U16 girls teams based on their overall body of work throughout the 2026 campaign.
1. London TFC Academy (OPDL)
Record: 8-1-0
London TFC continues to establish itself as one of Ontario’s top U16 teams. With an impressive record and consistent performances throughout the OPDL season, the team has demonstrated strong organization, technical quality, and the ability to compete against some of the province’s best. Their consistency has earned them the top spot in this month’s rankings.
2. North Mississauga (OPDL)
Record: 0-0-0 (FTF Canada Spring Showdown Champions)
North Mississauga remains one of the premier teams in the country after capturing the FTF Canada Spring Showdown earlier this season. The squad showcased outstanding technical quality, depth throughout the roster, and the ability to perform under pressure against some of Canada’s strongest opposition. Their championship run reinforced their status as one of the nation’s elite U16 programs.
3. AS Brossard (PLSJQ)
Record: 10-1-0
AS Brossard has continued its outstanding campaign and remains one of Quebec’s elite clubs. The team has consistently produced disciplined performances while demonstrating excellent organization and composure in possession. Their strong record has established them as one of the top contenders in the PLSJQ and one of Canada’s strongest U16 teams.
4. Pickering FC (OPDL)
Record: 6-2-0 (Defending OPDL Champions)
As the defending OPDL Champions, Pickering FC continues to carry the expectations that come with being one of Ontario’s premier programs. Their championship pedigree, strong developmental culture, and talented returning group make them one of the country’s most respected teams. Pickering remains firmly among Canada’s elite as the 2026 season progresses.
5. Woodbridge SC (OPDL)
Record: 6-1-1
Woodbridge SC continues to be a major contender in the OPDL, putting together another strong season against high-level opposition. Their ability to consistently earn results reflects the quality and depth throughout the squad. With a strong developmental environment and plenty of experience competing at the highest level, Woodbridge remains one of Canada’s top U16 teams.
6. Calgary Blizzard (AYSL)
Record: 7-2-1
Calgary Blizzard has continued to establish itself as one of Alberta’s strongest girls programs. A balanced squad capable of defending well while creating consistent attacking opportunities has led to another impressive season. Their continued success places them firmly among Canada’s top U16 teams.
7. Surrey United (BCSPL)
Record: 15-5-2
Surrey United remains one of British Columbia’s premier development clubs. Competing every week in the highly competitive BCSPL, the squad has consistently produced strong performances while recording fifteen victories. Their depth, organization, and proven player pathway continue to make Surrey one of the country’s elite programs.
8. Edmonton BTB (AYSL)
Record: 5-1-3
Edmonton BTB continues to be one of Alberta’s most competitive U16 teams. The group has consistently picked up valuable results through disciplined defending, strong work ethic, and excellent team chemistry. Their ability to compete against quality opposition has earned them a place among Canada’s top programs.
9. Coquitlam Metro Ford (BCSPL)
Record: 18-3-1
Coquitlam Metro Ford has enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in Canada. Eighteen victories in the BCSPL highlight the club’s consistency, attacking quality, and defensive discipline. Week after week, Coquitlam has demonstrated why it remains one of the strongest teams in the nation.
10. FC Laval (PLSJQ)
Record: 4-1-1
FC Laval rounds out this month’s rankings after another strong stretch of performances in Quebec. Losing just once through six matches, the club has demonstrated consistency, resilience, and a balanced style of play that has allowed them to compete with the province’s top teams. They continue to establish themselves as one of the country’s emerging U16 programs.
Honorable Mentions
- AK Soccer Academy (PR1) — Record: 10-1-0
- North Toronto (OPDL)
- Calgary Villains (AYSL)
- Lakeshore (PLSJQ)
- Unionville Milliken (OPDL)
- Whitecaps London (OPDL)
- BVSC PR1
- North Vancouver (BCSPL)
