After six matchweeks of play in the men's division, and five in the women's, the League1 Ontario 2016 early season standings are beginning to take shape. 

At the top of the men's west division are the only two men's teams with a full pocket of points.

Sigma FC and FC London are neck-in-neck on eighteen points after Sigma beat Oakville with a late winner and FC London left it to the second half to beat Southern Ontario rivals 3-1 at The Cove in matchweek six.

Click here to read about Sigma's win.

Click here to read about FC London's win. 

Meanwhile, in the men's east division, Woodbridge Strikers have picked up with a defensive record that has made them perennial title challengers, only dropping points in the derby draw versus Vaughan Azzurri in matchweek four. A tight 1-0 final over a talented North Toronto Nitros this past week kept the Strikers on course.

Click here to read about Woodbridge's win.

In the women's division, FC London has stampeded to the top of the standings in their first season with a maximum twelve points from four games - one less played than second and third place Durham United FA and Woodbridge Strikers. 

FC London squeaked out a 3-2 win against a determined and well-organized Darby FC in matchweek six, Durham played out a riveting 0-0 draw with Vaughan Azzurri, and Woodbridge did their goal difference a favour with a 5-0 drubbing of Aurora United FC.

Click here to read about FC London's win.

Click here to read about Durham's draw.

Click here to read about Woodbridge's win.

Kingston Clippers men and women have been quite the story this season, making home ground Queen's University an impregnable fortress for away teams and showing a flair for dramatic comebacks.

Kingston men beat Toronto Skillz 1-0 this week, and sit pretty in third place in the east. Kingston women had a big win over North Mississauga, taking the contest 4-1 to put them in fifth spot.

Click here to read about Kingston men's win.

Click here to read about Kingston women's win.

Two high-scoring wins occurred on Saturday, as Toronto FC Academy beat Pro Stars FC 3-2 in the late stages, and Vaughan Azzurri picked off Durham 4-2 at McNaughton turf.

TFCA is now fourth in the west, while Vaughan has only dropped points with two draws and inhabits second in the east. Durham has a game in hand on those above them as they hold fourth in the east. 

Click here to read about Toronto FC Academy's win.

Click here to read about Vaughan Azzurri's win.

Aurora women and men timed their first win quite well, with both sides getting the desired results in matchweek six.

Aurora women kept the clean sheet and beat Sanjaxx 3-0 to move into fourth in the table, while the men dropped Masters 1-0 and pulled even with their opponent in sixth place.

Click here to read about Aurora women's win.

Click here to read about Aurora men's win.

North Mississauga men have had a tough start to their League1 existence, showing well against a number of the top teams in away fixtures but desperate to get a first win. They did so in style in matchweek six, beating Sanjaxx 3-1.

Click here to read about North Mississauga men's win.

It was also a very intriguing week in L1 Cup competition, with results demonstrating the parity in the league as powerhouse teams were knocked out.

Masters dropped Sigma in penalty kicks, Toronto Skillz came back on Windsor Stars and North Toronto edged North Miss 2-1.

Click here to read about Masters' win.

Click here to read about Toronto Skillz's win.

Click here to read about North Toronto's win.

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