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The 2024 Toyota National Championships have concluded, with Ontario teams delivering thrilling performances across the Men’s, Women’s, U17, and U15 divisions. Held from October 9-14, this year’s competition marked the 100th edition of the National Club Championships, with more than 140 matches taking place across three provinces.
Ontario clubs proudly represented the province, competing for prestigious titles in Surrey, BC (Men's and Women’s divisions), Sydney, NS (U17s), and Quinte West, ON (U15s).
See highlights from the weekend below:
Gloucester Celtic continued their winning legacy, securing a 1-0 victory over Suburban FC Bedford to claim first place and bring home the 2024 Men's Challenge Trophy.
Click here to read more about Gloucester Celtic's championship performance.
Scarborough GS United battled hard but finished 4th overall after a thrilling 3-3 draw with Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC. The match was decided by penalties, with Scarborough falling 5-4 in a nail-biting shootout.
Scarborough G.S. United finished their campaign on a high note, defeating Northwest United/St. Albert Impact FC to claim 5th place overall. Their journey was marked by a strong showing in their final match, securing their first tournament win after a challenging group stage.
London Alliance FC Mustangs displayed resilience throughout the competition, ending with a 5th-place finish. After placing 2nd in their group, they edged out PEI FC (Charlottetown) with a 2-1 victory in their final match.
Thornhill Bolts made an impressive run to the silver medal, finishing 1st in their group and advancing to the championship match. In a closely contested final, they ultimately fell 2-1 to Saskatoon Alliance, securing a remarkable second-place finish.
Guelph SC had a stellar showing in the U15 Girls division, finishing 3rd in the group stage and capturing the bronze medal. Their dominant 3-0 victory over Suburban FC (Youth) Bedford in the third-place match was a picture-perfect conclusion to their tournament run.
Burlington Force Prospects dominated the U15 Boys division, showcasing their defensive prowess by maintaining a clean sheet throughout the tournament. Their flawless run culminated in a 1-0 victory over Edmonton BTB SC in the gold medal match, securing the national title.
Click here to read more about Burlington Force SA's championship performance.
Kitchener TFC finished 9th overall, turning their tournament around with a three-game winning streak after a tough start. They clinched 9th place with a 3-1 win over Yellowknife YK Galaxy FC.
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Ontario’s teams brought home two national titles, one silver medal, and a bronze from the 2024 Toyota National Championships, highlighting the depth of talent and dedication across the province. Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and supporters who made this year’s tournament unforgettable.