Women's

Vancouver Rise and Montreal Roses drew 2-2 after both teams scored in stoppage time. Montreal secured the first playoff berth in the NSL with the result.

Vancouver Rise have extended the contract of leading scorer Jessica De Filippo through 2027.

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Kaylee Hunter scored a long-range goal for Canada's U-20 women's team against France in a World Cup quarterfinal.

The University of Calgary will host the 2027 U SPORTS Women's Soccer Championship from November 11-14 at McMahon Stadium.

Vancouver Rise FC, defending NSL champions, are pushing for a playoff spot with themed home matches at Swangard Stadium in September and October.

Vancouver Rise defeated Ottawa Rapid 4-0 with Jessica Wulf posting a clean sheet in an NSL match at Swangard Stadium.

MacEwan University and University of Calgary face off in a Canada West women's soccer match at McMahon Stadium.

Canada's U-20 women's national team has qualified for the Round of 16 at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.

AFC Toronto scored two goals in the final eight minutes to draw 2-2 against NSL leaders Montréal Roses on Thursday night.

AFC Toronto came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Montreal Roses, with Lauren Rowe scoring in the 82nd minute and Nikayla Small equalizing in the 88th. Toronto moved into a tie for second place in the NSL standings, five points behind the league-leading Roses.

Winnipeg's new Northern Super League women's soccer team has been assigned a stadium, with the announcement made by government officials and league representatives.

AFC Toronto and Calgary Wild played to a 0-0 draw in an NSL crossover match at BMO Field, with CanWNT goalkeeper Sabrina D'Angelo making key saves for Toronto.

AFC Toronto and Calgary Wild FC drew 0-0 in an NSL match at BMO Field, with AFC Toronto goalkeeper Sabrina D'Angelo making four saves and Calgary Wild's Sarah Keilty-Dilling stopping five shots.

Noémi Paquin scored the go-ahead goal in the 88th minute as the Montreal Roses defeated Ottawa Rapid 3-2 to maintain their NSL lead.

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The University of British Columbia Thunderbirds played Trinity Western University in a Canada West women's soccer match.

A soccer coach in Edmonton is advocating for a National Super League franchise in the city to create a professional pathway for elite youth players.

American defender Jordan Brewster has mutually terminated her contract with AFC Toronto partway through the season.

Canada's women's blind soccer team is competing in the IBSA Women's Blind Football American Championship in Brazil, marking the team's second international appearance as the sport grows in the country.

The Halifax Tides have signed Megan Chiasson, captain of Dalhousie's university soccer team, for the remainder of the NSL season.

AFC Toronto defeated Ottawa Rapid on a late goal by Sarah Stratigakis in the 87th minute at BMO Field in Toronto.

Calgary Wild and Vancouver Rise drew 2-2 in a National Soccer League match, with Kahli Johnson scoring in the first half and Jessica De Filippo equalizing late in the game.

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Canada's Northern Super League is experiencing growth and increased investment heading into its second season, reflecting broader expansion in women's soccer globally.

Canadian striker Olivia Smith has been named young player of the year by England's Professional Footballers' Association for the second consecutive year and is playing for Arsenal in the WSL.

Canada Soccer's TELUS She CAN Coach program enters its fourth year, continuing its initiative to develop women's soccer coaching capacity in Canada.

A Soccer North episode covers Canadian player Olivia Smith's Arsenal preseason, Promise David's move to Brighton, Nathan Saliba's transfer to Villarreal, and Liam Millar's Premier League debut, alongside updates on NSL and CPL races and an interview with CPL player Sean Rea.

Elise Bell and Hannah Chown signed with Ottawa Rapid FC, with Bell scoring in her professional debut in the NSL.

Calgary Wild drew with Montreal Roses in NSL play, extending their unbeaten streak to four matches.

Montreal Roses and Calgary Wild drew 2-2 in National Soccer League play, with Elyse Bennett and Jorian Baucom each scoring in the match.

AFC Toronto defeated Halifax Tides 2-0 with goals from captain Nikayla Small and Kaylee Hunter, though Canadian midfielder Victoria Pickett was forced to exit the match due to injury.

Vancouver Rise defeated Ottawa Rapid 5-1 in NSL play, with Alex Lamontagne scoring twice in her Rise debut and the team outscoring their opponent 4-0 in the second half.

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Delaney Baie Pridham, the NSL's first Golden Boot winner and Player of the Year, has signed a contract extension with Ottawa Rapid through 2028.

Montreal Roses defeated AFC Toronto 2-0 in NSL play, with Marie-Yasmine Alidou scoring on a penalty kick and Adriana Bennett recording her ninth goal of the season.

AFC Toronto's head coach demanded VAR implementation after controversial refereeing in a 2-0 loss to Montreal Roses. The loss came three days after the club fired its previous head coach following a Canadian Championship upset to Simcoe County Rovers.

Jessica De Filippo scored in stoppage time to give Vancouver Rise a 2-1 victory over Halifax Tides in an NSL match.

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Coaches from Simcoe County Rovers women's team and Woodbridge Strikers men's team were named Ontario Premier League Coaches of the Month for July following strong performances.

Three Ontario Premier League women's players were recognized for outstanding performances during the final month of the regular season.

Week 16 of the National Soccer League featured unexpected match results across the women's competition.

The Montreal Roses have dismissed head coach Robert Rositoiu one day after the team's elimination from the W Canadian Championship.

Simcoe County Rovers won their first W Canadian Championship match with an early goal from Tia Schaffer, defeating their opponent in an upset victory.

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A week 19 recap covering all matches from the Premier Soccer Leagues Canada women's competition across the country.

The Ottawa Rapid have appointed Carmelina Moscato, a former Canadian national team defender, as their head coach for the upcoming season.

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Shelina Zadorsky scored her first NSL goal for AFC Toronto, but Ottawa Rapid's Nicola Golen equalized in extra time to secure a 1-1 draw.

Eighteen-year-old twin sisters Taegan and Keelyn Stewart scored crucial goals as Calgary Wild defeated Vancouver Rise in the National Super League, marking the club's first win of the year.

Calgary Wild FC ended a 293-day winless streak with a victory in the W Canadian Championship, advancing to the semifinals and gaining momentum for their return to NSL play.

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Pickering FC's women's team won the OPL2 championship in 2026, capturing their first league title in eight years.

Calgary Wild FC faces CS Mont-Royal Outremont in a Women's Canadian Championship match at Spruce Meadows on Wednesday.

The article provides a recap of all matches from Week 18 of Premier Soccer Leagues Canada's women's division.

Canadian players are gaining international experience competing in the Women's African Cup of Nations soccer tournament.

Nicola Golen scored an extra-time goal as Ottawa Rapid FC defeated Halifax Tides 3-2 in a Women's Canadian Championship quarterfinal.

Kaylee Hunter scored twice to lead AFC Toronto to a 6-0 victory over Calgary Wild in Northern Super League women's competition.