Canada Soccer has announced the mandate that all member clubs (inclusive of not-for-profit and for-profit organizations) must hold a minimum “Club Licence of Quality Soccer Provider” by 2023
Based on the feedback received following 12 townhall meetings and two technical meetings with club technical directors, the IModel was modified to ensure alignment with some key concerns
Canada Soccer has announced the mandate that all member clubs (inclusive of not-for-profit and for-profit organizations) must hold a minimum Club Licence of “Quality Soccer Provider” by Outdoor Season 2023
The objectives of the IModel is to provide the best playing experience for competitive youth ages at the District and Regional Levels and enable all teams to compete at an appropriate level
Ontario Soccer is encouraging coaches and activity leaders at your organization to take advantage of the Keeping Girls in Sport learning resource, which aims to empower them to create safe and respectful environments for girls to participate in sport and physical activity
The Federal Government adjusted their travel restrictions which has impacted parts of our Return to Play Guide and has necessitated an update to the Declaration of Compliance.
Akinola, a Canadian Championship winner with Toronto FC in 2018, was born in Detroit but grew up in Brampton, Ontario and played his youth soccer with Brampton East SC and TFC Academy
The Club Discovery Tool allows individuals searching for a community soccer organization to locate all registered Clubs or Academies within their area to help them make an informed decision, where to seek quality soccer programming for themselves and their families.
Today the league boasts Men’s and Women’s Premier Divisions as well as a growing reserve league competition and has seen its clubs graduate more than 150 players, male and female, into professional leagues worldwide.
Currently acting as Director of Inter-Provincial Affairs for the Canadian Premier League, Gibson brings a vast array of experience into his new role with League1 Ontario.
While monitoring the status of Return to Play across the Province, Ontario Soccer is assessing the strategy and plan to re-open the window of applications to the program.
Since the start of planning back in 2019, the onset of the global pandemic in 2020 has had and will continue to have a very considerable impact on soccer in Ontario.
As Ontario Registered Academies begin the integration process within the existing options, Ontario Soccer at all levels will not accept any new applications from academies for 2021.
Ontario Soccer are now exploring the opportunity to expand that relationship, to provide all of our members with free access to the proposed RESPECT Knowledge Network (RKN) hosted by Respect Group.
Included in the re-opening plan are conditions specific to recreational facilities which dictate what can open and who is able to utilize these facilities.
The professional team will resume training in accordance with Phase 1 of the CPL Return to Training Protocols that will take place at the Ontario Soccer Centre Stadium Field.
Ontario Soccer is working towards the full integration of registered private academies into the mainstream Ontario Soccer competition and development system.
The Ontario Soccer Volunteer Recognition Program presented by Nothers aims to commemorate the work of volunteers across Ontario by providing a limited number of $500 grants.
Canada is ranked 12th in the world and features some of the best players, including Samuel Charron from Ottawa, who was recently selected Player of the Tournament at the 2019 IFCPF World Cup
The new window of application to “Provincial Level 2”, “Provincial Level 1” and “Quality Soccer Provider” for the 2020 cycle will open on September 15, 2019
Attendees will hear from Nancy Spotton, CEO of MPWR, Sonia Denoncourt, Former FIFA Referee and Carmelina Moscato, TV Analyst and Former National team player on topics such as female empowerment and leadership on Sept. 22
All responses to the survey are private and confidential and will only be used for the purposes of better enhancing our understanding of member experiences with Ontario Soccer
Ontario Soccer’s Sponsorship Policy articulates how to secure sponsorship in a manner consistent with the common standards implemented within the amateur sport industry.
The 2019 Concacaf Men’s Under-17 Championship runs 2-16 May in Bradenton, FL, USA, with Canada to face Group F opponents USA on 2 May, Guatemala on 4 May, and Barbados on 6 May
The May camp also provides the Women’s EXCEL Program with an opportunity to work hand in hand with Regional EXCEL Centre coaches and staff who in turn help deliver the Women’s National EXCEL curriculum across the country
Ontario Soccer has added an additional page to its website where regular updates and changes to OSCAR can be found for those who are active in using the registration platform on a more a consistent basis
Ontario Soccer is taking the opportunity to remind the Districts, Leagues, Clubs and Academies of the available programs offered which can assist in creating a safe and positive environment
Week by week, Canada Soccer worked hand-in-hand with Major League Soccer clubs Montréal Impact, Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps from 14 January through 1 February.
In order to facilitate the smoothest transition possible to the new MMRS platform, two primary districts will commence the onboarding process and conduct live interaction with the new platform from November 2018 to January 2019.
Clubs and Academies that have not provisioned with SportsEngine before Oct. 1, 2018 will be required to take additional steps to ensure your information is included in MMRS
The Regional League Champions Tournament ensures that strong competitive players have a chance to compete on a province-wide level in the LTPD “Soccer For Life Stream of play.”