As of July 2025, FTF Canada’s “The Playbook” spotlighted the top-performing U‑17 boys teams (born in or after 2008) across the country. These rankings reflect exceptional results in league and showcase competitions throughout June and July, and serve as a benchmark heading into the summer showcase season.
- Woodbridge Strikers OPDL 2008 Boys
The Woodbridge Strikers OPDL 2008 Boys have been in dominant form this season, boasting a perfect 8-0-0 record. Their attacking firepower and defensive discipline have set them apart, with standout victories including a commanding 10-1 win over Whitecaps London and a 6-0 result against Rush Canada B17. In a key matchup, they also secured a crucial 2-0 win over a strong North Toronto SC side, further solidifying their place at the top of the table. With momentum on their side, Woodbridge has established itself as one of the premier U17 squads in Ontario.
Record: 8-0-0
Key Wins: 10-1W vs Whitecaps London, 6-0W vs Rush Canada B17, 2-0W vs North Toronto SC B17
- Suburban u17 Academy Boys
Suburban U17 Academy Boys have been a dominant force in Atlantic Canada, posting an impressive 13-1-0 record so far this season. Known for their tactical organization and consistency, they’ve picked up key wins over top regional opponents, including a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Halifax County United U17AAA and a convincing 3-1 result over Inter Halifax U17AAA. Their ability to control games and grind out results under pressure has made them a standout side in the Maritimes, and they continue to set the standard for U17 competition in the region.
Record: 13-1-0
Key Wins: 1-0W vs Halifax County United U17AAA, 3-1W vs Inter Halifax U17AAA
- BTB Soccer Academy 2008B
BTB Soccer Academy 2008 Boys have enjoyed a strong campaign, compiling a 10-2-1 record against top-level competition in Alberta. Their dynamic attacking style and physical intensity have led to standout performances, including a 4-2 win over a talented Juventus (Alami/Zebie) side and a dominant 7-1 victory against Drillers (Tennant) U17B. With a well-balanced squad and a proven ability to perform in big games, BTB continues to solidify its reputation as one of the top U17 programs in Western Canada.
Record: 10-2-1
Key Wins: 4-2W vs Juventus (Alami/Zebie) U17B, 7-1W vs Drillers (Tennant) U17B
- Lakeshore SC PLSJQ
Lakeshore SC’s U17 squad has been a consistent force in the PLSJQ this season, posting a solid 8-3-2 record. Known for their high-tempo play and attacking depth, they’ve produced some emphatic results, including a 5-0 win over Celtix Haut-Richelieu and a dominant 7-0 performance against AS Pierrefonds. Their ability to overwhelm opponents with pace and precision in the final third has made them one of the most dangerous sides in the league. As they push toward the postseason, Lakeshore remains firmly in the mix among Quebec’s top U17 teams.
Record: 8-3-2
Key Wins: 5-0W vs Celtix Haut-Richelieu PLSJQ, 7-0W vs AS Pierrefonds PLSJQ
- Saskatoon Alliance Black U17B
Saskatoon Alliance Black U17 Boys have been unstoppable this season, cruising to an unbeaten 11-0-0 record. Their dominance on both sides of the ball has been evident in key victories such as a 3-0 win over QC United and a commanding 4-0 result against FCR Bluestars. With a disciplined defensive structure and a sharp, efficient attack, Saskatoon Alliance has firmly established itself as the top U17 team in Saskatchewan. Their perfect run so far speaks to the squad’s cohesion, depth, and relentless drive to win.
Record: 11-0-0
Key Wins: 3-0W vs QC United U17B, 4-0W vs FCR Bluestars U17B
- Edmonton Scottish APDL 2008B
Edmonton Scottish 2008 Boys have delivered a standout season, compiling a 12-1-2 record while consistently performing against high-level opposition. Their ability to dominate games has been on full display with signature wins like a 3-0 shutout over CSMRO PLSJQ and an overwhelming 10-0 victory against Pierrefonds PLSJQ. Known for their disciplined structure, technical quality, and depth across all positions, Scottish have proven themselves as one of the premier U17 teams in Western Canada. Their mix of physicality and flair continues to set them apart as they push toward national recognition.
Record: 12-1-2
Key Wins: 3-0W vs CSMRO PLSJQ, 10-0W vs Pierrefonds PLSJQ
- CS St. Laurent PLSJQ 2008B
CS St. Laurent PLSJQ 2008 Boys have put together a strong season with an 8-1-4 record, showcasing their quality in both attack and defense. Their standout performances include a composed 2-0 victory over league contenders CSMRO and a dominant 8-1 win against AS Laval, highlighting their ability to control matches and capitalize on scoring opportunities. With a balanced squad that blends technical skill and tactical awareness, St. Laurent has emerged as a top contender in Quebec’s U17 division. Their consistency and competitiveness make them a team to watch heading into the final stretch of the season.
Record: 8-1-4
Key Wins: 2-0W vs CSMRO PLSJQ, 8-1W vs AS Laval PLSJQ
- Vaughan SC OPDL 2008B
Vaughan SC OPDL 2008 Boys have experienced a mixed season with a 3-4-0 record but have shown flashes of their high potential in key matches. Their 8-1 rout of Burlington Bayhawks and a hard-fought 4-2 win over a strong North Toronto side demonstrate the attacking talent and resilience within the squad. While consistency has been a challenge, Vaughan’s ability to rise to the occasion against quality opponents suggests they have the tools to turn their season around. With continued growth and focus, they remain a dangerous side capable of impacting the OPDL landscape.
Record: 3-4-0
Key Wins: 8-1w vs Burlington Bayhawks, 4-2W vs North Toronto
- Calgary Villians APDL 2008 Boys
Calgary Villains APDL 2008 Boys have enjoyed a strong campaign, posting an impressive 11-2-2 record and establishing themselves as a top contender in Alberta. Their attacking quality and composure under pressure were on full display in a thrilling 3-2 win over Edmonton Scottish and a commanding 4-1 victory against Calgary SWU. The Villains have consistently shown the ability to perform in big moments, combining technical sharpness with physical intensity. With their balanced approach and competitive edge, they continue to be a standout force in the APDL’s U17 division.
Record: 11-2-2
Key Wins: 3-2W vs Edmonton Scottish APDL, 4-1W vs Calgary SWU APDL
- PEIFC U17 AAA Boys
PEIFC U17 AAA Boys have demonstrated their offensive firepower this season with a strong 10-4-2 record. Their ability to score in abundance was highlighted by a dominant 15-1 victory over Capers Academy and an impressive 8-3 win against Inter Halifax AAA U17 Boys. Known for their attacking creativity and high tempo, PEIFC consistently puts pressure on opponents and controls the flow of the game. With a well-rounded squad and a proven knack for putting goals on the board, they continue to be a leading force in the Atlantic Canada U17 scene.
Record: 10-4-2
Key Wins: 15-1W vs Capers Academy, 8-3W vs Inter Halifax AAA U17 Boys
Honorable Mentions:
- AS Blainville PLSJQ 2008B
- Aurora OPDL 2008 Boys
- Coquitlam Metro Ford SC BCSPL 2008 Boys
- Burnaby SC BCSPL 2008 Boys
- CBS Soccer Association Boys u17
- Whitecaps London B17
