There is still time to register

The 2019 Ontario Futsal Cup dates and locations have been finalized. 

Registration is now open for teams in the Men’s, Women’s and Youth divisions. 

The deadline for entry for all divisions is Jan. 16, 2019. 

Click here for more information on the divisions and registration. 

The dates for the 2019 Ontario Cup have been posted on the website. 

Additionally, updates on the 2019 tournament format and applications to host tournament rounds are now available. 

The deadline for clubs to submit an application to host a tournament round is Jan. 10, 2019. 

Click here for information on the Ontario Cup dates, tournament and hosting.

As 2018 winds down, Ontario Soccer are looking back on some of the best moments captured on video in the past year. 

From event highlights – which show the intimate moments of victory and defeat – to the promotional work that highlights the best the province has to offer, video has been the vehicle driving Ontario Soccer’s message in 2018. 

Click here to watch a collection of the best videos from 2018. 

From the pitch to the boardroom, 2018 was a year which was peppered with historic events on the field and ground-breaking moments off it. 

Ontario Soccer are taking a look back at some of the best moments captured at events this year. 

Click here to look back on the year that was in photos. 

There are great group discounts available to the Ontario Soccer Summit 2019 for your Club, District or Academy to assist in making this destination event a team-building opportunity for you in 2019. 

And if you’re organizing a group of ten or more, you’re already a winner. Every person which organizes a group of 10 or more for the Ontario Soccer Summit 2019 will received a limited-edition Ontario Soccer scarf. 

Click here for more information on tickets and how to win. 

The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association (Concacaf) recently announced the nominees and the opening of fan voting for the annual Concacaf Awards, to honour this year’s standout performers and achievements from across Concacaf events. 

Nine Ontario athletes, including two Ontario REX program players, have been nominated for awards in their various roles in the game. 

Click here to find out who has been nominated for awards. 

Ajax’s Derek Cornelius has been named the 2018 Canadian Youth International Player of the Year. 

Cornelius was a standout for Canada at the International espoirs Provence Toulon tournament in May and June and were undefeated with the centre-back in the lineup. 

Click here to read more about his accomplishments. 

Jacob Orellana has been named Canadian Futsal Player of the Year and Damien Wojtiw has been named Canadian Para Soccer Player of the Year as part of the 2018 Canada Soccer Player of the Year awards. 

The two first-time winners have been recognized for their excellence at the international level in their respective sports. 

Click here to read more about their accomplishments. 

The Canadian Premier League is pleased to announce the addition of Ontario Soccer’s League1 Ontario to its operations. 

The move creates a deeper association between Ontario Soccer and the Canadian Premier League and the new structure puts a focus on young soccer players in the largest provincial association in Canada. 

Starting in 2019, this ground-breaking arrangement will allow the Canadian Premier League, in its entirety, to facilitate the continuing development and growth of League1 Ontario. 

Click here for more on this historic announcement. 

Ontario Soccer has elected a new Board of Directors and with it put the final touches on a new, modernized governance structure. 

Under the new governance structure, the business of Ontario Soccer will now be conducted by a Board of Directors, composed of 12 elected individuals and one senior staff. Previously the board had been made up of 21 representatives from each District Association as well as an elected executive. 

Click here to find out who has been elected to the new board.