As the soccer season transitions toward its offseason, November has showcased the continued excellence of Canada’s top U17 Girls teams. These rankings reflect their performances across various leagues, tournaments, and national competitions. Each team has earned their place in this month’s Top 10 rankings, demonstrating exceptional skill, teamwork, and results that solidify their status as elite squads in Canadian soccer.
Rankings (W-D-L)
1. Calgary Foothills 07G | APDL
Performance: Calgary Foothills 07 Girls lead the rankings this month after transitioning to the Women’s League in Alberta. Their dominance in the Alberta Premier Development League (APDL) and a gold-medal finish at the inaugural PDP National Competition underscore their status as a powerhouse.
2. Markham City FC | OPDL
Performance: Markham City FC drops slightly in this month’s rankings after failing to reach the semi-finals at the FTF Fall Showcase. Despite this, their undefeated regular season in the OPDL cements their place among the country’s top teams.
3. Celtic Haut-Richelieu | PLSJQ
Performance: Celtic Haut-Richelieu retains their top-three position after finishing the PLSJQ season in 1st place. Although they played no competitive matches in November, their consistent league dominance continues to earn them recognition.
4. 1v1 Futbol Dreams U17G PR1 | MSA
Performance: Despite no games in November, 1v1 Futbol Dreams impressed at the Toyota Nationals in October. Their only setback came in a penalty shootout loss during the finals to BTB WFC, a team they had beaten 2-1 in the group stages. Their performance moves them up in the rankings.
5. AS Laval | PLSJQ
Record: 10 Wins, 6 Draws, 2 Losses
Performance: AS Laval holds onto a high spot in the rankings with their strong PLSJQ season, finishing in 3rd place. Additionally, their runner-up position at the PDP Cup solidifies their reputation as a formidable team.
6. Ottawa South United (OSU) | OPDL
Performance: OSU maintains their #6 ranking, thanks to their dominant showing at the OPDL Charity Shield competition. While they didn’t compete in November, their results throughout the season justify their position.
7. BTB WFC (Shilin) U17G | EMSA
Performance: BTB WFC earned their spot after winning the U17 Cup at the Toyota National Championships in October. Their impressive achievement keeps them firmly placed among the best in the country.
8. HCU U17AAA Girls | NSSL
Performance: HCU remains in the Top 10 due to their strong results at the Canada Soccer Toyota Nationals. Although they didn’t compete in November, their Nationals performance speaks volumes about their quality and consistency.
9. Van Isle Wave 2007 | BCSPL
Performance: Van Isle Wave earns their debut in the Top 10 after clinching first place in the BCSPL Phase 2 season. Their consistent performances have propelled them past the Honourable Mentions category and into the elite ranks.
10. BVB Waterloo | OPDL
Performance: BVB Waterloo wraps up their season with a well-earned place in the Top 10. Their 2nd place finish in the OPDL highlights their strength, and they now prepare for the offseason as one of the country’s best teams.
Honourable Mentions
- AS Blainville | PLSJQ
- Surrey United | BCSPL
- Langley United | BCSPL
- Coquitlam Metro Ford | BCSPL
- Coastal FC | BCSPL
- Saskatoon Alliance | PSL
- SJSC | NLSA
- Alliance FC | WRSL
- Ottawa TFC | OPDL
- Burlington Bayhawks | OPDL
- Milton Magic 2007 Girls | Ontario Soccer
- SC Toronto Eagles | I-Model
- Hamilton United U20 | League One U20
Conclusion
This November 2024 edition of FTF Canada’s Playbook celebrates the top U17, U16, and U15 Girls teams across the nation. These teams have showcased exceptional performances, highlighting the depth and talent in Canadian youth soccer. Stay tuned for more updates as these rising stars continue to make their mark on the field!