{ "title": "Canada Soccer announces hosts of the 2022-24 Toyota National Championships", "modified_at": "2026-05-04 14:43:05", "published_at": "2021-03-18 13:35:00", "url": "https://news.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-announces-hosts-of-the-2022-24-toyota-national-championships", "short_url": "http://prez.ly/rsEd", "culture": "en", "language": "EN", "subtitle": "Canada Soccer has announced the locations for three future editions of its Toyota National Championships. Charlottetown, PE, Surrey, BC, Vaughan, ON, Waterloo Region, ON, Moncton, NB, Halifax, NS, Quinte West, ON, and Cape Breton, NS have all been selected. Following a Request for Proposals, Canada \u2026", "slug": "canada-soccer-announces-hosts-of-the-2022-24-toyota-national-championships", "body": "

Canada Soccer has announced the locations for three future editions of its Toyota National Championships. Charlottetown, PE, Surrey, BC, Vaughan, ON, Waterloo Region, ON, Moncton, NB, Halifax, NS, Quinte West, ON, and Cape Breton, NS have all been selected. Following a Request for Proposals, Canada Soccer received a high level of interest, including bids from previous hosts, which is an indication of the importance of hosting the Toyota National Championships in communities across the country.

“The Toyota National Championships are the largest amateur
\u200bteam sport competition in Canada, and we are proud to bring a meaningful
\u200bsporting opportunity to the nearly 600 clubs and 1,500 participants each Fall,”
\u200bsaid Dr. Nick Bontis, Canada Soccer President. “Congratulations to the eight municipalities
\u200bwith whom we will collaborate to ensure the best participant experience for the
\u200bplayers, coaches, referees, and families.”

In 2022, Charlottetown, PE will host the U-15 Cup, Surrey,
\u200bBC will host the U-17 Cup, and Vaughan, ON will host the Jubilee and Challenge
\u200bTrophy competitions.

In 2023, the U-15 Cup will be held in Waterloo Region, ON, the U-17 Cup in Moncton, NB, and the Jubilee/Challenge Trophy competitions in Halifax, NS.

In 2024, Quinte West, ON will host the U-15 Cup, Cape
\u200bBreton, NS will host the U-17 Cup and Surrey, BC will host the Jubilee/Challenge
\u200bTrophy competitions.

Previously announced hosts for the upcoming 2021 Toyota
\u200bNational Championships include U-15 Cup hosts Ottawa, ON, U-17 Cup hosts
\u200bMontreal, QC and Jubilee/Challenge Trophy hosts Surrey, BC.

2022 Toyota National Championships – 5-10 October 2022
\u200bU-15 Cup Hosts: Charlottetown, PE
\u200bU-17 Cup Hosts: Surrey, BC
\u200bJubilee/Challenge Trophy Hosts: Vaughan, ON

2023 Toyota National Championships – 4-9 October 2023
\u200bU-15 Cup Hosts: Waterloo Region, ON
\u200bU-17 Cup Hosts: Moncton, NB
\u200bJubilee/Challenge Trophy Hosts: Halifax, NS

2024 Toyota National Championships – 9-14 October 2024
\u200bU-15 Cup Hosts: Quinte West, ON
\u200bU-17 Cup Hosts: Cape Breton, NS
\u200bJubilee/Challenge Trophy Hosts: Surrey, BC

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\n Paulo Senra\n Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer\n \n
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