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Representing the province after winning the Ontario Futsal Cup in March, Toronto’s 9 de Octubre FC earned silver in the men’s competition, while Windsor Caboto SC secured bronze in the women’s. The performances capped off a strong showing for Ontario, reinforcing the province’s depth in futsal talent and growing presence on the national stage.
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Toronto's 9 de Octubre FC Claims Silver
Ontario’s 9 de Octubre FC made a powerful run through the men’s tournament, ultimately securing the silver medal after a thrilling Final against Québec’s Atlético Gatineau on Sunday.
The two undefeated sides met in a highly anticipated clash that lived up to expectations. Atlético Gatineau, in their tournament debut, edged out the two-time defending champions 3-2 in a match that saw non-stop action before a packed house of supporters.
The Toronto-based squad had dominated Group A with three convincing wins, racking up 32 goals and conceding just five. 9 de Octubre’s performance in Regina reinforced their status as a futsal powerhouse in Canada and a consistent threat on the national stage.
Windsor Caboto SC Claim Bronze
Windsor Caboto SC delivered an impressive showing at the Women’s Futsal Canadian Championship, finishing third overall and bringing home the bronze medal for Ontario.
After advancing out of Group A with strong wins over Calgary and Nunavut, the team fell just short against eventual champions Saskatoon Impact FC in a high-scoring 8–6 thriller. Windsor rebounded on Finals Day with a convincing 6–2 victory over Yukon Selects FC in the third-place match.
With 41 goals scored across five matches, Windsor Caboto SC proved themselves an attacking force to watch and a promising representative of Ontario’s growing futsal scene.
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The 2025 Futsal Canadian Championship once again highlighted the rapid growth of the sport across the country. Eight men’s teams and eight women’s teams representing provinces and territories from coast to coast to coast competed across four intense days of play. The event was hosted by FC Regina in partnership with Canada Soccer.
Congratulations to both Ontario teams for proudly representing the province on the national stage and bringing home silver and bronze medals at the 2025 Futsal Canadian Championship.
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