National Championships
National Championships
National Championships
Canada Soccer’s National Championships are hosted each October across six divisions in three venues: the premier adult competition for the men’s Challenge Trophy and women’s Jubilee Trophy; the U-17 Cup competition for boys and girls; the U-15 Cup competition for boys and girls.
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Gear Up for the 2026 National Championships
Celebrate the 2026 Canada National Championships with exclusive tournament gear. Grab your official merchandise before they sell out!
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Discover Canada’s top amateur teams through over a decade of National Championship results. Track Challenge Trophy and Jubilee Trophy winners across October tournaments.
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September 14, 2026
All 18 amateur teams qualified for the National…
All 18 amateur teams have qualified for Canada Soccer’s National Championships that will be played from 8-12 October in Ottawa, Ontario. Matches will be played at Julian de Guzman Park and Matt Anthony Field with the nine men’s teams playing for the Challenge Trophy and the eight women’s teams playing for the Jubilee Trophy.
June 18, 2026
Canada Soccer visits Surrey as part of 2026…
U-15 Cup Finals to be played at Newton Athletic Park
Championship Highlights
Match Highlights
National Championship Resources
St. John's 2026 Tournament Guide
Canada Soccer's tournament guide for clubs participating at the 2026 National Championships U-17 Cup in St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador.
Download PDFSurrey 2026 Tournament Guide
Canada Soccer's tournament guide for clubs participating at the 2026 National Championships U-15 Cup in Surrey, British Columbia.
Download PDFOttawa 2026 Tournament Guide
Canada Soccer's tournament guide for clubs participating at the 2026 National Championships in Ottawa, Ontario.
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Registration and transfer deadlines for the 2026 National Championships
Go To PageRegulations for the National Championship
Competition Regulations for Canada Soccer’s 2026 National Championships. These Regulations outline the rights, duties and responsibilities for all PTSOs and their participating Clubs taking part in the National Championships.
Download PDFLaws of the Game 2025-2026
Canada Soccer’s 2026 national amateur competitions will use the 2025-26 edition of the IFAB Laws of the Game as published by The International Football Association Board.
Download PDFPlayers Wearing Casts Policy
This Canada Soccer policy document is designed to reduce inconsistencies in rulings over players wearing casts. All referees are expected to follow these policies in all matches sanctioned by Canada Soccer
Download PDFSt. John's 2025 Tournament Guide
Canada Soccer's tournament guide for clubs participating at the 2025 National Championships in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Download PDFCharlottetown 2025 Tournament Guide (U-15 Cup)
Canada Soccer's tournament guide for clubs participating at the 2025 National Championships U-15 Cup in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
Download PDFKamloops 2025 Tournament Guide (U-17 Cup)
Canada Soccer's tournament guide for clubs participating at the 2025 National Championships U-17 Cup in Kamloops, British Columbia.
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Competition Resources
Canada Soccer Rules and Regulations
The Canada Soccer Rules and Regulations document outlines the governing framework for soccer in Canada. It details definitions, membership categories, player statuses (amateur vs. professional), transfer protocols, and the registration and control of referees, coaches, and clubs.
Download PDFCanada Soccer Disciplinary Code
Details the procedures, jurisdiction, and specific sanctions for misconduct both on and off the field. It serves as the official framework for addressing disciplinary matters to ensure the integrity of the sport in Canada.
Download PDFAnti-Doping Education
A comprehensive outline of the Safe Sport Training module. It covers key topics such as identifying maltreatment, understanding the Rule of Two, and implementing best practices to create a healthy, secure, and inclusive environment for all participants in the sports community.
Go To LinkFIFA Suspect and Protect
This "Suspect and Protect" campaign, developed by FIFA and the WHO, provides essential resources to help players, coaches, and families recognize and manage concussions to ensure participant safety.
Go To LinkCode of Conduct and Ethics
The expected standards of behaviour for all members of the Canada Soccer community. To report a violation of this code please contact discipline@canadasoccer.com.
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