The L1O women's division is behind the U.S.-based National Women's Soccer League, which has no Canadian teams but is partially backed by the CSA, with many Canada national team members assigned to NWSL teams. Maximum of 3 non-Canadian players per club. A league cup tournament known as the L1 Cup was played from 2014 until 2018. This Ontario Cup Competition Rule has been reviewed and will be changing for the 2021 edition of Ontario Cup. [11][12], In January 2015, L1O announced the launch of a women's division that would include seven teams. Handshakes Suspended Until Further Notice. Click game scores for details. Cancellation of the 2020 Ontario Academy Soccer League Season ; By Staff 07/24/2020, 2:00pm EDT ; Ontario Soccer took into account the feedback received from Academies over the last two months and the ability for the organizations to Return to Play in 2020. In light of the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario Soccer has made the difficult decision to suspend efforts to resume the GTA Talent on Location and Provincial Screening Events in 2020. According to L1O commissioner Dino Rossi, L1O would serve as "CPL's official development league."[16]. League1 Ontario (L1O) is a semi-professional men's and women's soccer league in Ontario, Canada, and is sanctioned by the Canadian Soccer Association and the Ontario Soccer Association as a Division III league in the Canadian soccer league system. [6] In the same game, Mateo Restrepo received the league's first red card.[6]. The top four teams compete in the league playoffs at the end of the season.[25]. 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. While there is still much uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and Return to Play, Ontario Soccer understands that the membership planning is underway for 2021 for many activities, competitions and tournaments. Canada Soccer announces four new National Youth Club Licence holders in Ontario, Webinar - No Ref, No Game - Reframing Long-Term Match Official Development, 2021 Match Official Accreditation Clinics, Update to Match Officials Section, Return To Play Guidelines, Round 2 of Online Match Official Accreditation Clinics, Ontario Soccer Summit Continued Learning - Session #9, Registration open for Online C License Course, Registration open for Goalkeeper Coach Diploma Course, INITIAL COHORT OF CANADA SOCCER YOUTH LICENCE RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED, Hosting of Practical In-Person Community Workshop Training, Registration is now open for 2021 Outdoor Season, Update on Ontario Registered Academies (ORA), RESPECT Knowledge Network Survey Invitation, Play ON! This FAQ has a specific focus on those questions relevant to the Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play Guide and Plan - Phase 2 expansion. Click on divisions for standings. Spotlight Series - Featuring: Oak Ridges Soccer Club, Re-Opening of Rental Facilities and Fields. Want to officiate in an Ontario Soccer Member District League? [24], The League1 Ontario regular season runs from May through September using a single table format, with each team playing one match against all other teams. Nine teams will participate in the 2019 summer season with a possibility of more teams joining for the fall. Toronto FC Academy were crowned the inaugural league champions on October 4, 2014 after defeating the Cataraqui Clippers 3–1 to secure the top place in the regular season standings. Youth Club Licensing Program now has 113 active licence-holders. The founding 10 clubs would be: ANB Futbol, Durham Power FC, Internacional de Toronto, Kingston Cataraqui Clippers, Master's FA, Sigma FC, Toronto FC Academy, Vaughan Azzurri, Windsor Stars and Woodbridge Strikers. This page was last edited on 19 October 2020, at 00:56. Want to coach a team in the Ontario Soccer Member Districts? [1] The 2020 season will include 17 teams in the men's division and 14 teams in the women's division. There are no clubs based in Northern Ontario. Unless otherwise noted, this information was obtained from team directories on the league website, Aurora FC was known as Aurora United during the 2016 season, North Toronto Nitros was on hiatus in 2018 & 2019, and returned in 2020, Pickering FC was known as Durham United FA until the end of 2019, Some matches are played at Pickering Soccer Centre, Durham United was on hiatus in 2018 & returned in 2019, Some matches are played at Terry Fox Park, Windsor TFC was known as Windsor Stars until the end of 2016, Kingston Clippers was known as Cataraqui Clippers during 2014 season, Toronto FC III was known as Toronto FC Academy from 2014 until 2016, "League 1 kicks off Ontario soccer season, offering a chance to rise up the ranks", "L1O Commissioners address 2020 cancellation, potential Fall return", "L1O tweaks make for 'more impactful' 2020 season: commissioners", "OSA to pilot semi-pro League1 Ontario in 2014-2015", "Toronto FC Academy 1 - Vaughan Azzurri 1", "OSA statement on Internacional de Toronto", "Toronto FC Academy 3 - Kingston Cataraqui Clippers 1", "L1 Cup Final: Vaughan Azzurri 2 - Sigma F.C. © 2020, OSL | privacy Home About My Team Games Partners Contact Sam Foti, the Oak Ridges Technical Manager, discussed how they are managing Return to Play, the feedback they have received and the new normal. Ontario Soccer took into account the feedback received from Academies over the last two months and the ability for the organizations to Return to Play in 2020.

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