Updates to Canada Soccer Youth Club Licensing Program

Canada Soccer has announced July 2026 updates as 16 clubs have been accredited as part of its National Youth Club Licensing Program

“We are delighted to acknowledge this newest group of clubs in attaining the Standards for Quality Soccer, including many from Newfoundland and Labrador, along with a new National Youth Club Licence holder in Kamloops United Football Club. These clubs, along with those already licensed, demonstrate their commitment to high standards in governance and technical delivery. Through their ongoing efforts to offer safe, welcoming, inclusive, and developmentally appropriate soccer experiences, these clubs exemplify the values at the heart of the Canada Soccer Club Licensing Program. Canada Soccer extends its gratitude to our Member Associations for their ongoing collaboration in advancing the Club Licensing Program, and to our licensed clubs for their efforts in elevating the quality of soccer environments and opportunities for participants across the country."
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​Jordan Stewart, Canada Soccer’s Manager of Club Licensing

Newfoundland and Labrador Soccer Association:

Quality Soccer Providers:

  • Gander Revolution
  • Bay St. George Soccer Club
  • Portugal Cove - St. Phillip’s Soccer Association

Ontario Soccer:

Quality Soccer Providers:

  • Barrie Cardinals Soccer Club
  • Bradford Wolves Soccer Club
  • Brampton Soccer Club
  • Grand Valley Minor Soccer
  • Hillsburgh Erin and District Soccer
  • Malton Soccer Club
  • Maple Leaf Cavan Football Club
  • Ontario Khalsa Darbar Soccer Club
  • Polish Eagles 1982 Soccer Club
  • Storrington Minor Soccer Club
  • Supernova Football Club

BC Soccer:

Member Association Level 1

  • ICSF Columbus

National Youth Club License:

  • Kamloops United Football Club

Jordan Stewart

Manager of Club Licensing, Canada Soccer

 

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