Eight Ontario teams have qualified for the Canada Soccer National Club Championships and two more have qualified for the Classics and Masters Regional Championships.

Nearly 2,500 fans came to the Ontario Soccer Centre Stadium this past weekend to take in the finals of the Ontario Cup, the culmination of months of work for many teams.

Despite poor weather conditions, high-level soccer was on display from U-14 up to the Senior levels.

The Canada Soccer Club Nationals now take place Oct. 7-12 in host cities across the country for U-14, U-16, U-18 and Women's and Men's divisions. The U-17 divisions will represent Ontario in the U-18 Nationals. You can find more information on the tournament here.

Six more Ontario Cup finals will take place Sept 19 and 20 at the Ontario Soccer Centre. Come see some of the best soccer in the province on display.

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Divisions going to Nationals:

London Marconi defeats Mississauga Portofino 5-0 in Men's division

Scarborough GS defeats North London 3-0 in Women's division

Oakville SC defeats Ottawa South United 5-2 in U-17 Boys Tier 1 division

Bradford Eagles defeats North London 3-0 in U-17 Girls division

Woodbridge Strikers defeat Niagara Falls Titans 2-1 in the U-16 Boys Tier 1 division

Kitchener SC defeats King City 3-2 in the U-16 Girls division

Epic Toronto FC defeats Oakville SC on penalties in the U-14 Boys division

Woolwich Wolfpack defeat Brams United 3-0 in the U-14 Girls division

Divisions going to Regional Championships

Scarborough Wexford Hi Profile downs London Apollo FC 3-1 in Masters division

London Marconi Azzurri downs West Ottawa on penalties in Classics division

Media Contact |

Ben Rycroft | Ontario Soccer Association Communications Manager | 905-254-9390 ext. 255 | Email: brycroft@soccer.on.ca

About the Ontario Soccer Association:

Founded in 1901, The Ontario Soccer Association (OSA) is the largest provincial sports organization in Canada. Its members include more than 650 Clubs servicing over 24,000 teams with 380,000 registered players, 70,000 coaches and managers, and 10,000 match officials. The OSA develops and delivers exceptional and sustainable programs and services throughout Ontario with the mission of providing leadership and support for the advancement of soccer in collaboration and cooperation with our membership, partners and other stakeholders. The OSA also operates League1 Ontario, a provincial semi-professional men's and women's league as well as the Ontario Player Development League (OPDL).

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