TECK Finals Day at the Canada Soccer Sport Chek National Championships will crown eight champions and 24 medalists on 10 October. Alberta leads the way with eight teams playing in medal matches (five teams will play for gold) followed by Ontario with seven, British Columbia and Quebec with five and Manitoba with three. Nova Scotia and Newfoundland & Labrador round out the 32 positions.

Quebec’s Royal Select Beauport will play for gold in both the Jubilee and Challenge Trophy finals. Meanwhile, Alberta’s Foothills will play for gold in two competitions and bronze in another. Andrea Tyrrell, with 10 goals for the U-16 Ontario Woodbridge Strikers, leads all scorers across all competitions and will play for gold against defending U-16 Cup National Champions Quebec’s Lakeshore SC.

Here's how Ontario teams did on the final day of group stage play

Men's 

Glouvester Celtic lost their semi-final to Royal-Select Beauport 1-0. Read the story

Women's 

Scarborough GS United finished tied for the top of their group but lost out to Royal-Select Beauport on goal difference. Read the story

U-18 Boys 

The Woodbridge Strikers booked their place in the bronze medal game with a 3-1 win. Read the story

U-18 Girls 

Saltfleet Stoney Creek missed their chance to secure an all-Ontario gold medal game with a 2-0 loss but will now play for bronze. Read the story

Kitchener Spirit had the day off having already booked their place in the Gold medal game. 

U-16 Boys 

Scarborough Wexford narrowly missed out on the medal round. Read the story. 

U-16 Girls 

The Woodbridge Strikers will face Quebec's Lakeshore SC in the gold medal game. Read the story.

U-14 Boys

The Brampton East Blades went undefeated and will now face BC's Fraser Valley in the gold medal game. Read the story. 

U-14 Girls

Waterloo United finished with two wins and two draws and will play in the bronze medal game. Read the story

2016 Sport Chek National Championships

Canada Soccer’s Sport Chek National Championships run 5-10 October 2016 in Moncton, New Brunswick, Lethbridge, Alberta, Vaughan, Ontario, and St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. At all age levels, the Sport Check National Championships provide a meaningful soccer experience for host cities and participating teams, as well as the players, coaches, support staff, officials, and volunteers.