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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING REPORT BOOK 2011

TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Agenda.................................................................................................................................. .............1 Voting Structure ................................................................................................................... .............2

In Memoriam........................................................................................................................ .............3 Minutes of May 1, 2010 Annual General Meeting of The Ontario Soccer Association.....................6

Officers’ Reports President’s Address .............................................................................................................. ............13 Secretary’s Report ................................................................................................................ ............16 Treasurer’s Report and Financial Statement ........................................................................ ............17 The Ontario Soccer Association – 2010 Consolidated Financial Statements....................... ............19 The Ontario Soccer Centre – 2010 Financial Statements..................................................... ............35

Committee Reports Discipline and Appeals Committee ...................................................................................... ............47 Executive Committee ........................................................................................................... ............48 Futsal Committee ................................................................................................................. ............51 League Management Committee.......................................................................................... ............52 Ontario Cup Committee ....................................................................................................... ............54 Referee Development Committee ........................................................................................ ............56 Technical Development Committee ..................................................................................... ............57 Volunteer Screening and Harassment Committee................................................................ ............59

Advisory Group Reports

Constitution Advisory Group ............................................................................................... ............60 Governance Task Force Group............................................................................................. ............61 Medical Advisory Group...................................................................................................... ............62

District Reports Durham Region Soccer Association..................................................................................... ............64 East Central Ontario Soccer Association.............................................................................. ............65 Eastern Ontario District Soccer Association ........................................................................ ............66 Elgin Middlesex Soccer Association.................................................................................... ............67 Essex County Soccer Association ........................................................................................ ............68 Hamilton and District Soccer Association............................................................................ ............69 Huronia District Soccer Association .................................................................................... ............70 Lambton Kent Soccer Association ....................................................................................... ............71 Niagara Soccer Association.................................................................................................. ............72 North York Soccer Association............................................................................................ ............73 Peel Halton Soccer Association............................................................................................ ............74 Sault Amateur Soccer Association ....................................................................................... ............75 Scarborough Soccer Association.......................................................................................... ............76 Soccer North District Association ........................................................................................ ............77 Soccer Northeastern Ontario ................................................................................................ ............78 Soccer Northwest Ontario .................................................................................................... ............79 Southeast Ontario Soccer Association.................................................................................. ............80 South-West Regional Soccer Association ............................................................................ ............81 Sudbury Regional Soccer Association ................................................................................. ............82 Toronto Soccer Association ................................................................................................. ............83 York Region Soccer Association.......................................................................................... ............84

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Registration Summaries

2010 Outdoor Player Registration ........................................................................................ ............85 2009/2010 Indoor Player Registration.................................................................................. ............86 2010 Referee Registration .................................................................................................... ............87

Competitions 2010 Ontario Cup Winners ................................................................................................................88 2010 Masters/Classics Provincial Championships ............................................................................89 2011 Ontario Indoor Cup Winners ....................................................................................................90 2011 Ontario Futsal Cup Winners .....................................................................................................91

2010 Ontario Cup Host Organizations ..............................................................................................92 2010 National Club Championships..................................................................................................94 2010 National All-Star Championships.............................................................................................95

Constitutional Amendments Amendments to the Constitution .......................................................................................................96

Elections

Nominations for 2011 OSA Board of Directors................................................................................97 Nomination of Wayne MacDougall for Vice President ....................................................................98 Nomination of Ugo DiFederico for Vice President..........................................................................100 Nomination of Dan Tomlinson for Secretary ...................................................................................101 Nomination of Louise Garneau-Ross for Treasurer .........................................................................103 Nomination of Robert Vizzaccaro for Treasurer ..............................................................................104 Nomination of Mack Meloche for Treasurer....................................................................................105 Nomination of Bill Condy for Director-At-Large ............................................................................106 Nomination of Ian Duncanson for Director-At-Large......................................................................107

Reference Documents OSA Life Members..........................................................................................................................108 OSA Staff ........................................................................................................................................109 The Ontario Soccer Centre Board of Directors and Staff ................................................................110 The Ontario Soccer Centre ..............................................................................................................111 Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum Board of Governors ..................................................................112 The Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum............................................................................................113 Ontario Cup Winners.......................................................................................................................114 Masters/Classics Provincial Championship Winners.......................................................................119 Ontario Indoor Cup Winners ...........................................................................................................120 Ontario Futsal Cup Winners ............................................................................................................122 The Ontario Soccer Association Supporting Partners......................................................................123

AGENDARoll Call and Report of Credentials Committee

National Anthem

Period of Remembrance

Tributes and Introduction of Guests

Minutes of the April 2010 Annual General Meeting

Pres ident's Address

Officers' Reports

Secretary's Report��

Treasurer's Report and Financial Statement��

Auditor's Reports�

The Ontario Soccer Association - 2010 Consolidated Financial Statements��

The Soccer Centre (Ontario) - 2010 Financial Statements��

Appointment of Auditors�

Other Reports

Unfinished Business

Amendments to Constitution

Roll Call

Election of Officers and Directors

Vice President��

Secretary��

Treasurer (one year term)��

Director-At-Large (1 position)��

Dist rict Representatives��

Any Other Business

Adjournment

Created on 12/21/2010.

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Voting Structure - 2011 Annual General Meeting

Member Organization VotesDurham Region S.A. 444

East Central Ontario S.A. 131

Eastern Ontario District S.A. 843

Elgin Middlesex S.A. 292

Essex County S.A. 122

Hamilton & District S.A. 373

Huronia District S.A. 246

Lambton Kent S.A. 115

Niagara S.A. 262

North York S.A. 164

Peel Halton S.A. 1129

Sault Amateur S.A. 57

Scarborough S.A. 160

Soccer North District Association 32

Soccer Northeastern Ontario 97

Soccer Northwest Ontario 61

Southeast Ontario S.A. 232

South-West Regional S.A. 515

Sudbury Regional S.A. 93

Toronto S.A. 397

York Region S.A. 682

Total Votes of Active Members 6447

Canadian S.L. 1

Central East S.L. 1

Central Girls S.L. 1

Central S.L. 1

East Region S.L. 1

North Region S.L. 1

Ontario Colleges Athletic Association 1

Ontario S.L. 1

Ontario Soccer Referees' Association 1

Ontario University Athletics 1

Ontario Women's S.L. 1

Ontario Youth S.L. 1

Provincial Indoor S.L. 1

Soccer Academy Alliance Canada 1

South Region S.L. 1

Western Ontario Youth S.L. 1

Total Votes of Associate Members 16

TOTAL VOTES 6463



IN MEMORIAM

Bill Bradley( - 2010)Member, Ajax Warriors S.C.Coach, Motor City S.L.Life Member, Durham Region S.A.Durham Region Soccer Association

Zachary D'Souza (1993 - 2010)Player, Tecumseh S.C.Player, Windosr FC Nationals S.C.Essex County Soccer Association

Keith David Fough( - 2010)Coach, Scarbrough National Malvern S .C.Coach, Scarbrough United Women's S.C.Scarborough Soccer Association

Basil Gill( - 2010)Club Head Referee, Unionville Milliken S.C.Referee, Past President, Scarborough Soccer Referees' AssociationMember - Board of Governors, Past President, Ontario Soccer Referees' Association Past President, Canadian Soccer Referees' AssociationReferee, Instructor & Assessor, Ontario Soccer AssociationOntario Soccer Association

John Gray( - 2010)Player, Coach, Manager, Galt EaglesSouth-West Regional Soccer Association

Joan Grogan(1932 - 2010)Incorporating Secretary , Oakville S.C.Peel Halton Soccer Association

Helmut Jeckel(1930 - 2010)Member, RefereeDurham Region Soccer Association


Michelle Lockie (nee Drake)( - 2010)Staff, Information Services (1998-2002)Ontario Soccer Association

Adrian Manu(1993 - 2011)Player, North York El Savador S .C.North York Soccer Association

Manfred Michel(1946 - 2010)Player, Teutonia FC S.C.Essex County Soccer Association

George Mosley(1928 - 2011)Coach, Team Official, Oakville S.C.Peel Halton Soccer Association

Luke Murphy(1998 - 2010)Player, Referee, Chatham Youth Soccer AssociationLambton Kent Soccer Association

Tommy Mulrine(1947 - 2010)Player, Toronto & District S.L.Ontario Soccer Association

Gord Neely( - 2010)Manager, Scarborough Soccer CentreScarborough Soccer Association

Dave Slade(1930 - 2010)Secretary, National S.L.President, Niagara RegionPresident, Martingrove S.C.; Vice President, Etobicoke S.C.Board and Executive member, Metropolitan Toronto S .A.Player, Coach, Life Member, Toronto S.A. Member and Past Chair of Ontario Cup Committee, Recipient of Meritorious Service Award , Lead Volunteer at Provincial and National Championships,Ontario Soccer Association


Mike Stojanovic(1947 - 2010)Player, Canada's World Cup TeamPlayer, Serbian White Eagles S.C. (Canadian S.L.)Inductee, Soccer Hall of Fame (Ontario)Toronto Soccer Association

Doug Whyte Jr.(1975 - 2010)Player, Darlington S.C. Men's LeaguePlayer, Durham Oldtimers S.C.

Durham Region Soccer Association



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Annual General Meeting of The Ontario Soccer AssociationAnnual General Meeting of The Ontario Soccer AssociationAnnual General Meeting of The Ontario Soccer AssociationAnnual General Meeting of The Ontario Soccer AssociationHilton Suites Toronto Conference Centre & Spa

8500 Warden Avenue, Markham, Ontario

05/01/2010

Present: Durham Region Soccer AssociationEast Central Ontario Soccer AssociationEastern Ontario District Soccer AssociationElgin Middlesex Soccer AssociationEssex County Soccer AssociationHamilton & District Soccer AssociationHuronia District Soccer AssociationLambton Kent Soccer AssociationNiagara Soccer AssociationNorth York Soccer AssociationPeel Halton Soccer AssociationSault Amateur Soccer AssociationScarborough Soccer AssociationSoccer North District AssociationSoccer Northeastern Soccer Northwest OntarioSoutheast Ontario Soccer AssociationSouth-West Regional Soccer AssociationSudbury Regional Soccer AssociationToronto Soccer AssociationYork Region Soccer AssociationCanadian Soccer LeagueCentral East Soccer LeagueCentral Girls Soccer LeagueCentral Soccer LeagueEast Region Soccer LeagueNorth Region Soccer LeagueOntario Indoor Soccer LeagueOntario Soccer LeagueOntario Soccer Referees' AssociationOntario Women's Soccer LeagueOntario Youth Soccer LeagueSoccer Academy Alliance CanadaSouth Region Soccer LeagueWestern Ontario Youth Soccer League

Staff Members Present: Guy Bradbury, Chief Executive Officer

Tony Nacev, Director of Operations and AdministrationRandy Ragan, Chief Technical OfficerBruce Henderson, Director of Organizational DevelopmentCathy Watt, Program Coordinator, Member ServicesWolf Ruck, Communications CoordinatorGerry Jennings, Corporate Services Coordinator

Absent: Ontario Colleges Athletic AssociationOntario University Athletics

Guests: John Knox Director at Large, Canadian Soccer Association


Jim LochrieKim CooperWalter EadieAntonia GuidottiLes JonesLynne McGarrigleSandra WellsPaul Dobson

Noted ParliamentarianAuditor, PKF Hill LLPChair, League Management CommitteePast Director, The OSAChair, Soccer Hall of Fame BoardDirector, Soccer Hall of Fame BoardDirector, Soccer Hall of FameMember, League Management Committee

NOTE A Clive Wilkinson called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.NOTE B The delegates were welcomed to Markham by Russ Turnbull, President of

the York Region Soccer Association.

1.0 Roll Call and Report of Credentials Committee

The Secretary conducted a roll call and announced a quorum was present.

The Secretary stipulated that all Members present were in good standing and eligible to cast a total of 6,332 votes.

2.0 National Anthem

The National Anthem was played.

3.0 Period of Remembrance

The President read out the names of the following individuals who had passed since the 2009 AGM:

William AndreoliFrancis Benninger

Randy BulmerGord CaldwellPat DugganPaddy Ellis

Mark FischerCorey Flagler

Harry Paul GaussGunter KlausDoug KnottRam Kusu

David LarshAlan LaveryJason LeeHeidi Luft

Andrew MacDonaldLewis Nicholson

Frank PollaThomas Polland

Katelynn Lilian PorterJoseph Van DykCyril Yearwood


Guenther Zemanek

A moment of silence was observed.

4.0 Tributes and Introduction of Guests

The President introduced a number of special guests.

Clive Wilkinson mentioned the accomplishments of the U17 Girls National Team and its coach, Bryan Rosenfeld.

5.0 Minutes of the November 2009 Annual General Meeting

Moved by the Durham Region Soccer Association and seconded by the Eastern Central Ontario Soccer Association to adopt the minutes of the November 2009 Annual General Meeting.

No errors or omissions were reported.

The motion was carried.

There was no subsequent business arising from the minutes.

6.0 President's Address

In his address, the President spoke about the implementation of AIMS and its impact on the 1.relationship between The OSA and its Members and registrantsapologized for the frustration, aggravation and problems that had 2.been experienced during the launch of AIMS mentioned the financial strength of the Association3.mentioned the development of the Long Term Player Development 4.programspoke about the hiring of The OSA's Chief Technical Officer5.outlined The OSA's Governance Renewal project 6.expressed his concern over declining registration and suggested that 7.one cause was the lack of services provided to youth recreational playersmentioned the cost of player registration and the efforts of the CSA 8.and The OSA to find alternate funding methods to reduce future fee increasesspoke about the departure of Director Bill Spiers after 21 years on the 9.Boardthanked the Members, staff, coaches and players for their efforts.10.

Director William Condy chatted about the accomplishments of Clive Wilkinson during his many years of service with The OSA and the CSA. Gail Arbic, Savas Kekkas, Dana Nahrgang, Bill Condy, Guy Bradbury and Ugo DiFederico presented a token of appreciation to Mr. Wilkinson.

Mr. Condy spoke about the years of service that Bill Spiers had given to The OSA. Barry Goodwin, Michael Allison, Al Carrafiello, Mladen Moric, Clive Wilkinson and Bruce Henderson presented a token of appreciation to Mr. Spiers.


7.0 Officers' Reports 7.1 Secretary's Report

Moved by York Region Soccer Association and seconded by the Eastern Ontario District Soccer Association to receive the Secretary's report.

The motion to receive was carried.7.2 Chief Executive Officer's Report

Moved by the Sudbury Regional Soccer Association and seconded by the Peel Halton Soccer Association to receive the Chief Executive Officer's report.

The CEO introduced Randy Ragan, the new Chief Technical Officer and then commented on his written report.

The motion was carried.7.3 Treasurer's Report and Financial Statement

Moved by the Hamilton & District Soccer Association and seconded by South-West Regional Soccer Association to receive the Treasurer's Report.

The motion to receive was carried.

8.0 Auditor's Report

The Ontario Soccer Association - 2009 Consolidated Financial Statements

The Ontario Soccer Centre - 2009 Financial Statements

Moved by the York Region Soccer Association and seconded by the North York Soccer Association to approve the 2009 Financial Statement of The Ontario Soccer Centre, the 2009 Consolidated Financial Statements of the Ontario Soccer Association and the Auditor's Report for the period January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009 .


9.0 Appointment of Auditors

The Treasurer recommended PKF Hill LLP be appointed as the auditor of The OSA for the 2010 fiscal year.

Moved by the Hamilton and District Soccer Association and seconded by East Central Ontario Soccer Association to appoint PKF Hill LLP as the auditors for the forthcoming fiscal year.


10.0 Other Reports


Moved by the Lambton Kent Soccer Association and seconded by Essex County Soccer Association to receive the other reports noted in the AGM Booklet.


11.0 Unfinished Business

No unfinished business was brought to the attention of the President.

12.0 Ratification of Business

Moved by Sudbury Regional Soccer Association and seconded by the Scarborough Soccer Association that it be resolved that the acts, proceedings, contracts, published rules, appointments, elections and payments, enacted, made, done and taken by the Board of Directors and of Officers of The Ontario Soccer Association for the Fiscal Year ended December 31, 2009, as recorded in the minutes of meetings of the Board or on the books or records of The Association be approved and ratified.


NOTE C The meeting was recessed at 10:03 a.m. and reconvened at 10:20 a.m.

The President mentioned the arrival of some additional guests.NOTE D The Secretary conducted a roll call and announced a quorum was

present.

13.0 Election of Officers and Directors

The President introduced Jim Lochrie and indicated that Mr. Lochrie would conduct the elections.

Mr. Lochrie explained the election procedures and identified John Knox, Tony Nacev, Kim Cooper, Walter Eadie and Les Jones as the Tellers.

13.1 Election of the President

Ron Smale and Dan Tomlinson ran for the position of President. The candidates spoke to the Members about their qualifications.

Ron Smale was elected President for a two year term.13.2 Election of the Vice President

Bill Boyle and Ugo DiFederico contested the election for the position of Vice President. The candidates outlined their qualifications for the position.

Ugo DiFederico was elected Vice President for a one year term.13.3 Election of the Treasurer

Wayne MacDougall was acclaimed as Treasurer for a two year term.13.4 Election of a Director-at-Large


Michael Allison, Naurice Baldwin and Winnie Brown were nominated for the position of Director-at-Large. The candidates chatted about their qualifications.

Winnie Brown was elected a Director-at-Large for a two year term.13.5 Election of a Director-at-Large

Michael Allison and Naurice Baldwin ran for the position of Director-at-Large.

Michael Allison was elected for a two year term as a Director-at-Large.13.6 Election of District Representatives

Moved by York Region Soccer Association and seconded by Durham Region Soccer Association to elect the following individuals as Directors of The OSA:

Mandy AparicioJohn DutotWilliam HaySavas KekkasMark LingMladen MoricRon SmaleRuss TurnbullTerry Zeppa


Moved by the North York Soccer Association and seconded by the Toronto Soccer Association to destroy the ballots.


The President resumed his role as Chair of the meeting.

14.0 Any Other Business

No other business was brought to the attention of the President.

15.0 General Announcements

The President and Gerry Jennings summarized the remaining Player Soccer Conference events that would be held during the weekend.

Ms. Jennings and Clive Wilkinson thanked the York Region Soccer Association for hosting the AGM weekend and the work of its volunteers.

16.0 Adjournment

Moved by the York Region Soccer Association and seconded by North York Soccer Association to adjourn the meeting.



NOTE E The meeting was adjourned at 12:06 p.m.



President's Addressby Ron Smale

Welcome to the Ontario Soccer Association’s 2011 Annual General Meeting in beautiful downtown Cambridge. I would like to extend my gratitude and thanks to Graham Williams, President, and the Board of Directors of the South West Region Soccer Association, for being our hosts. This is the first time that the OSA Annual General Meeting is being held in South Western Ontario.

As I reflect and look back on the first year of my Presidency, one of the main priorities this past year has been to “humanize” the OSA and “re-connect” with our membership and grassroots soccer. We have accomplished this by visiting with membership at District meetings, Town Hall meetings, Club and District President meetings and AGM’s, Referee Association meetings, and Club Award programs. We know we can service our membership better, but only when we all work together. It is important that we hear from you. There is strength, resource and enthusiasm in numbers and as the third largest sporting organization in Canada we have the ability and determination to reach the next level.

Again, as an Association in 2010, we have been able to maintain our financial stability even though our economy at times has struggled to improve. Our corporate sponsors have remained committed to the development of soccer in Ontario. Membership numbers remain relatively constant and we continue to maintain all current programs. In addition new programs are being developed and will be offered in the future to strengthen an already vibrant base of soccer development.

In July 2010, we saw Ontario’s soccer community come together to celebrate the 2010 World Cup with Clubs and Districts holding numerous activities across the province.

In conjunction with the World Cup, our athletes, coaches and referees continued to succeed at Provincial, National and International levels. Here is just a snapshot of some of those accomplishments:

over 600 teams competed in the Ontario Cup�

Nutrilite National All Star Championships: �

Gold medals for the U14 and U16 Girls teams �

Silver medals for the U14 and U16 Boys Teams �

The Ontario/Quebec Cup – Boys won the title; �

Under 16 BMO Championships:�

Gold medals for the Pickering Power U16 Girls,�

Gold medal for the Ajax Strikers U16 Boys,�

Nationals Club Championships:�

Silver medal for Brams United U 14 Girls�

Bronze medal for Brampton Blast U 14 Boys�

Silver medal for Erin Mills Eagles U 18 Girls�

Bronze medal for Vaughan Azzuri Under 18 Boys�

Gold medal (Masters) for GS United�

Gold medal (Classics) for Rexdale Re-United Elite.�

17 provincial male players selected to train for the National U 17 program.�

As an Association staff was successful in executing the following: stabilizing the AIMS program; Play Soccer toured over 45 venues and Soccer festivals; development and promotion of our OSA Touchline T.V. show; the Soccer Hall of Fame Dinner and Awards banquet at the Liberty Grand


was a tremendous success and tailoring of the Respect in Sport to being soccer Specific for our needs.

Of special significance was the accomplishment of staff members Bryan Rosenfeld, Manager of Player Development, and Patrick Tobo (Regional Coach). Bryan was appointed Head Coach of the CSA Women’s Under 17 National Team and Patrick was appointed to Assistant Coach of the CSA Men’s Under 17 National Team. Here is a snapshot of their success:

In March 2010 the U-17 Women's National Team defeated Mexico to win the gold medal at the CONCACAF U-17 Women's tournament in Costa Rica and become one of only two teams from the CONCACAF tournament to qualify for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Trinidad & Tobago. What made the success of the U-17 National Women's National team even more impacting was that they defeated the USA in a dramatic semi-final penalty shoot out. Canada’s win eliminated the US from possible qualification representing the first time that the US Women's National program did not qualify for a World Cup.

It was great to see 12 players from Ontario at the CONCACAF tournament. These players were selected from London, Welland, Ottawa and the greater Toronto area. Congratulations Ladies! The U-17 Women's team played 4 international games in preparation for the World Cup. The team remains undefeated in their past 6 matches prior to the World Cup with a record of 5 wins and 1 tie.

At the U-17 Women's World Cup the team was in a very tough group and unfortunately the team failed to qualify for the quarter finals. However in preparation for the World Cup they managed to defeat the 2010 U-17 World Champions and finalists, South Korea and Japan. From the U-17 Women's National Team, 3 Ontario players have already had call-ups with our Senior Women's Team (Diamond Simpson, Sabrina D' Angelo and Rachelle Beansland). Diamond Simpson has seen time on the field at the Senior International level and has earned the 2010 U-17 Women’s National Team Player of the Year.

On the Men’s side Patrick had a very successful year as well. Canada's Men's U-17 team won the 2e Tournoi International in Fort-de-France, Martinique. Canada's Men's U-17 team played its first full international match of 2010, at the 12-day USA and Jamaica camp. Canada's Men's U-17 team defeated the USA and Jamaica. A fantastic week of success! It is great to celebrate and see our athletes progress from the Club, District, Regional, and Provincial programs to the National and International level. These achievements are a real tribute to and result of a very successful Club system.

The third team on the field is “Referees” and this group has had a very successful year as well. Under the leadership of staff, DRC’s, CHR’s, Assessors and Instructors across the Province, some notable achievements include:

Carol-Anne Chenard, Steve DePeiro, Silviu Petrescu, Joe Fletcher, Justin Tasev, Geoff �

Gamble received appointments at the International level. Pierre Cantave, John Oliva, and David Barrie received at the National level.�

As Chairperson of the CSA Referees Committee, I received word and I am delighted to �

inform you that Carol-Anne Chenard has been selected by FIFA, as a referee for the upcoming Women’s World Cup in Germany,in June 2011. I have written formally to congratulate her on behalf of the OSA. Congratulations!

These achievements are also a direct result of a strong Club referee program.

Congratulations to Leslie Payne of the Cambridge Soccer Club on receiving the Syl Apps Volunteer Award for 2010. The Syl Apps Special Achievement Award is presented annually by the Province of Ontario to Ontario volunteers nominated by their Provincial sports organizations who have contributed to the development of sport in the Province. Leslie was a Director at the Cambridge Youth Soccer (CYS) club for 5 years, serving as President for 2 years. He was Volunteer Chair of the CYS emergency special meeting and a committee member of the Indoor Soccer Facility and Club Room in Cambridge from 2006-2008. Leslie was also a coach of various teams from 1982-1990 and recently returned to coaching. On behalf of the membership,


congratulations Leslie.

Looking ahead, The Association will continue to focus on the day-to-day provision of policy and procedural support. There will be an increased emphasis upon improving membership service, especially in the areas of the development of players (LTPD), the development of coaches and referees at all levels, and enhancing human and financial resources. In addition, we will continue to manage the organizational expectations of The Association regarding the size, complexity and diversity of soccer in Ontario, and the continuing execution of the Strategic Framework, while reviewing the needs of the future.

We are blessed to have an excellent group of volunteers and Board members who like you are giving countless hours of time and energy in promoting soccer in the Province of Ontario. In addition our staff and facility employees continue to work in an effective and efficient manner to deliver programs and services to all our members. As well, our Provincial and Regional Coaches, their managers and trainers and our medical staff continue to produce an excellent product on the field. This is a direct result of the time and effort that all our coaches and staff across the Province have invested in our grassroots training.

In closing, there is still much work to be done. In my opinion, as I listen to the leaders within our organization, it is imperative that we build and strengthen our relationship and focus collectively on our athletes. Let’s keep the lines of communication open and dialog flowing. Together we can move this sport to the forefront of Canadian sports!!



Secretary's Reportby Dan Tomlinson

This past year the Board addressed a number of difficult issues such as a place for Soccer Academies in the Association, a new direction in the operations of The OSA and changes in staff positions. In each case, the Directors demonstrated their fervor for the advancement of soccer in Ontario and their conviction that improvement comes from challenging existing practices.

The Board implemented improvements to its meeting and decision-making processes and through measured steps, continued its evaluation of The OSA Governance structure. Recently, the Board has directed that an assessment of The OSA Committee and Board structures begin. All of these actions should help ensure the long-term health and sustainability of The OSA.

There have been many successes in this last year by our provincial and club teams and by our athletes and staff at the national level. Congratulations to all.

The efforts of the President and Executive Committee in attempting to cause change at the Canadian Soccer Association must be acknowledged. Their actions at a critical moment in the 2010 CSA Annual General Meeting, the intervening months and the 2011 CSA Special General Meeting were pivotal in persuading our fellow provincial soccer associations to accept change. This should have a very positive impact on The OSA in the next few years.

In closing, I would like to thank my Board colleagues and all of our volunteers for their efforts over the last twelve months. To Gerry Jennings and Cathy Watt, thank you for your assistance during this hectic year. And finally, I would like to thank the Membership for permitting me to be your Secretary.



Treasurer's Report and Financial Statementby Ugo Di Federico, Vice President

Today I report to you as a member of the Executive fulfilling the duties of Treasurer. Prior to the February Board of Director’s meeting I had advised the President and the Executive that I was prepared to perform these duties should the Treasurer position be vacated. At the February meeting the board passed a motion officially assigning me these duties.

In meeting its oversight role on behalf of the board the Ontario Soccer Association (OSA) Audit Committee met on April 12, 2011 (minutes on file). At that meeting two motions were passed:

that the OSA Consolidated 2010 audited financial statements and the 2010 Soccer 1.Centre (Ontario) audited financial statements be approved for presentation to the board and the members, andthat the audit firm of Grant Thornton LLP (name changed from PKF Hill LLP) be 2.re-appointed as auditors for 2011 for the OSA and the Soccer Centre.

The OSA Board of Directors met on April 14, 2011 through conference call (minutes on file) and approved the above-mentioned 2010 audited financial statements for presentation to the membership. The timing is a departure from prior years where the statements were approved by the board at its meeting just prior to the AGM. This change was brought on by new requirements for the auditor in meeting Canadian Auditing Standards.

The OSA 2010 Consolidated statements (comprising the accounts of the OSA, the Soccer Centre, Play Soccer and the Hall of Fame) and the Soccer Centre statements are certified by Grant Thornton LLP and, as in past years, contain unqualified opinions.

The consolidated results and financial position of the Association show it to be in good financial health – it is reporting a surplus of $478,000, has $2,452,000 of cash in the bank and its current assets exceed its current liabilities by almost $1 million. Although the cash balance reported at this time of the year is at the high end, its low point in April/May is still projected to be in the range of approximately $1.4 million. This position was reached as part of the “sustainability” outcomes set forth in the 2006 Strategic Framework. The Association’s good financial position now allows flexibility in how future surpluses can be used; to pay down debt, invest in facility infrastructure or expand/improve on programming. These are ultimately decisions of the board/membership.

One of the ways in which to gain an understanding of current results is to compare them with the prior year.

For the Association’s Consolidated Statement of Financial Position increases over 2009 are in:

cash by $305,000 due to the operating surplus generated; receivables by $57,000 �

due to a grant from the government of Ontario; prepaids relating to field rentals, team travel deposits and insurance premiums; deferred revenue by $248,000 relating to indoor fees, deposits from Trillium and government grant relating to corporate planning initiatives to be undertaken; the deferred government grant of $51,333 relates to the outside storage facility and is further explained in note 10 of the statements.

The decreases from 2009 are reported in:


property and equipment of $314,000 primarily from the annual amortization; �

accounts payable of $233,000 as 2009 contained payables relating primarily to the new dome structure; long-term debt of $410,000 from the Soccer Centre payments made toward retiring the debt.

For the Association’s Statement of Financial Activities its total net revenue increased by $434,000 over 2009. The major components are as follows;

increases in�

CSA fees primarily due to the additional $1 collected in 2010 over 2009; Play osoccer sponsorships of $70,000 from new sponsors; Travel fees of $88,000 collected for international travel of provincial teams; Corporate of $69,000 in game receipts due to additional games played in 2010 vs 2009; Competition fees of $113,000 mostly relating to hosting of nationals & strong showing in holiday tournaments; Soccer Centre additional field rentals from new field rentals and government grant toward outside storage facilities

decreases in�

Player fees of $111,000 from reduction in 2010 registrations,oCoaching clinics from fewer participants and fewer clinics held; and in Special oprojects from less grants received.

In addition, the statement shows a category of “other “; the composition of which is primarily related to revenues from University games, Hall of Fame dinner & CSA contribution towards the Hall of Fame and the OSA awards banquet.

Total expenses had a net increase of $748,000 mostly explained by increases in Programmes of $367,000 relating in part to national teams travel and additional oexpenses in the holiday tournaments; CSA fees reflecting the increase in revenues discussed above; Membership services reflecting additional hires; Corporate from increased marketing fees relating to new sponsors and more non-team travel and meetings; Play soccer for higher costs in staging; Soccer Centre corporate for slightly higher staffing to support increased field rentals and maintenance

These were offset by decrease in Special projects as less grants were received and �

slight decreases in interest and facilities development relating to the Soccer Centre operations.

The Soccer Centre (Ontario) statements show it to be in great financial position and once again shows respectable operating results bettering both the prior year and budget . The Soccer Centre is reporting excess of revenue over expenses of $322,000 in 2010 compared to $259,000 in 2009. This increase to the bottom line is primarily due to higher rental income and a slight increase in operating expenses. Dan Berger and the rest of the Soccer Centre staff once again deserve to be recognized for delivering the service and generating continued good financial results.

I would also like to recognize the work of the 2010-2011 Finance Committee comprised of Wayne MacDougall (to February ’11), Robert Vizzaccaro, Liana Flabiano, Tammy Eskildsen and Mack Meloche and the OSA Executive Committee for their contributions as the Audit Committee. Of course last but certainly not least, I would like to recognize the efficient and timely close of the 2010 accounts by our staff Ron Kenny, Rose Ciarrocchi and Dan Berger. The challenge was somewhat greater this time around and they stepped up to do their part.



Discipline and Appeals Committeeby Brett Knox

Committee members:

Al Carrafiello ChairBrenda Nichols MemberChristine Orton MemberWinnie Brown Member Walter Eadie MemberJohn Wright MemberChristian Secker MemberBrett Knox OSA Staff

2011 was again a busy year for the Discipline & Appeals Committee; as we had 39 appeals submitted to the OSA of which, 2 were withdrawn, 15 were ruled out of order, 15 were upheld and 7 were denied.

Four certification courses were run throughout the Province, thus, certifying another 37 level one certified discipline chairs.

The Committee continued to re-tool the discipline chair certification program this past year to better deliver what the grass roots soccer clubs deal with for discipline. The discipline syllabus is now gear to 90% discipline and 10% towards appeals. A long term goal is to have a course that is solely dedicated to delivering discipline and then have an entirely separate course to deliver appeals.

With there such a high number of appeals that were ruled out of order again this year, Discipline Hearing Panels should be fully explaining that appeals to the Ontario Soccer Association or to the Canadian Soccer Association need to meet the appeals criteria as to avoid having the appeal ruled out of order. There were several frivolous appeals this year that were ruled out of order. Many decisions that are rendered by discipline hearing panels are not always popular, however that in of itself is not grounds to appeal.

Many thanks to Al Carrafiello, as chair of the committee, and to the committee members for their patience, time and knowledge.



Executive Committeeby Ron Smale

The Executive Committee’s role is to address any matters or issues between meetings of the OSA Board of Directors and to address issues being proposed or directed by our national governing body, the Canadian Soccer Association (“CSA”). Typically the committee meets monthly but has on occasion met more than that. Your Executive Committee (“Committee”) members and the Board of Directors (“BoD”) continue to make decisions that are in the best interest of your Association. The work of the Committee in conjunction with the BoD makes one aware of how fortunate this association is to have such dedicated volunteers and staff at all levels.

One of the important duties of the Committee is to attend annually the CSA AGM and ensure that the issues and concerns of our membership are addressed at the National level.

During the past year there have been two major issues that have required much time and effort in addressing. They are:

a new proposed CSA financial model levy system for the Provinces �

a new CSA Governance model.�

The reason for dedicating time and energy was that the membership in 2010 as in past years, has made it very clear to the BoD as a whole that the CSA registration fee of $8.00 per player is unacceptable. The message from membership to the BoD and the Committee has been to reduce or eliminate this fee from the backs of our recreational players. As such, the Committee opposed the new financial model being proposed by the CSA Finance Committee and the CSA Board of Directors for implementation in 2012. This financial model downloaded the issue of player registrations to the Provinces and will result each year in a 4% increase to our annual invoice. This increase will be in effect for 4 years. If this is passed or accepted at the upcoming CSA-AGM in 2011 it will go into effect in 2012.

This was not acceptable to the BoD and as directed, the Committee in conjunction with the CSA Finance Committee was involved in the coordination of the OSA – CSA Financial Symposium held in October 2010 which discussed and investigated the possibility of new revenue streams in an effort to address the issue of the $8.00 player registration fee. This process in all honesty did not reap any significant ideas going forward and it is obvious that more work and green lighting needs to be done. What the symposium did offer was an opportunity for every provincial association to voice their concern regarding their disdain for the $8.00 player registration fee.

The BoD continues to oppose the proposed financial model and through the Committee continues to dialogue and debate with the CSA Finance Committee and the CSA BoD in placing this new formula on hold for 2011. It is interesting to note that there has been a ground swell of support from other provincial associations across Canada in the past two months supporting our position. As your representative at the national level I will continue to lobby diligently to have this financial proposal placed on hold and sent back to Committee. The Committee will hopefully report back with a positive outcome after the CSA AGM on May 14th 2011.

The second important issue at the national level occurred at the May 2010, CSA AGM which was held in Winnipeg, Manitoba where the membership passed a governance model which would remove provincial representation from the CSA BoD. Over the course of the year debate and disputes occurred at the CSA level regarding this model. Subsequently at the


Special AGM of the CSA in February 2011 the model was changed (watered down) and this issue of no representation (sitting on the CSA board) from Provinces with be phased in over the next three years. Although disappointing and discouraging the Committee and the BoD continues to keep the “fire” lit regarding this important governance change.

In addition to our national responsibilities as a provincial association, the Committee in conjunction with the BoD continues to examine, review and work to provide guidance and direction in the following areas impacting the OSA. This year as in the past, each Executive Member was asked to liaise with 3 districts to provide support and communication to that district. It is evident from feedback from the BoD, Committees and membership that effective, timely and accurate communication continues to be the most important element within our organization. We are making strides forward in communication but more work needs to be done.

Although it could be argued or debated that too much time and energy has been spent on National issues this past year, I want to ensure everyone that the Executive Committee and the BoD has kept OSA business front and centre to our discussions regularly , and although some of the items are daunting, slow moving and complex at times, let me assure you that they are moving forward towards resolution. They are:

A complete review and re-write of our Rules and Regulations�

Review (AIMS) and direction of a new information management system for �

registration of playersResources and funding for LTPD (Challenges / Opportunities)�

Review of our Governance processes�

Strategic Planning�

Risk Management (Respect in Soccer)�

Audit and Finance�

League Reform�

It has been a very busy year as we renew and review our direction and philosophy. Many of the Executive Committee and Board Members chair standing committees or participate on standing / operational committees. In addition they provide much support at the community and local levels. Here are just some examples of the level of involvement and commitment by the Executive and the BoD:

Ugo Difederico – Chair - Strategic Planning�

Dan Tomlinson – Chair - Governance�

Brenda Brown – Chair - Risk Management�

Wayne MacDougall – Chair - Finance (Acting – Ugo Difederico)�

Whole Executive Committee –Audit�

Winnie Brown – Member – Competitions – Member – Strategic Planning�

Bill Condy – Member - Strategic Planning – Member - Governance�

Michael Allison – Member -AIMS – Member Rules re-write committee�

Wayne MacDougall – Chair -AIMS – Member Technical – Member Rules re-write�

Dana Nahrgang – Chair - League Management�

Russ Turnbull – Chair - Central League Management�

Nick Palomba – Member – AIMS Member – New Information Management System�

The Committee continues to see a renewed interest and involvement in Committee work and this will result in improved accountability and responsibility as we move forward to improve the opportunities for our athletes and move the OSA to the next level.

As President of the Ontario Soccer Association and on behalf of the Executive Committee and the BoD, I extend my thanks and gratitude for the support, dedication, commitment and work of all our volunteers, membership and staff. When it comes to Ontario we are the “engine” of Canada and working together we will be able to take the OSA to the next level which will improve the quality of life for all our athletes and volunteers involved in this great game. As we begin the 2011 Outdoor season I look forward to seeing some great games, festivals and tournaments throughout the Province of Ontario.


Finally, I wish to thank all staff, and our CEO Guy Bradbury for their work and dedication to the Ontario Soccer Association. As an Executive Committee and Board of Directors we continue to give the needs of membership a high focus in all our decision making processes. Moving forward, it is critical that effective, accurate and efficient communication is required so that decisions being made are the right decisions for our “athletes”. It is imperative that we “listen” to membership before we act or implement new services, programs or initiatives.



Futsal Committeeby Vince Tersigni

In 2010, the Futsal Committee remained active in promoting the game of futsal. With the growing popularity of Futsal across the province of Ontario, some committee members were involved in providing training to districts,club and leagues to enable proper start up. Areas including Sarnia, Innisfill, Durham, London and York where provided with one day coaching workshops.

With support from the CSA, The OSA ran the first ever FIFA Futsal Coaching Course in October 2010. Six provinces participated in this event. CSA also ran a FIFA referee course at the same time.

Members of the committee also assisted with the Futsal Cup in 2010. In 2011 the Ontario Futsal Cup will be hosted over 3 weekends and in two different locations. The Senior and U13/14 Boys and Girls divisions will be held at Durham College in Oshawa, and the U16 Boys and Girls division at Carleton University in Ottawa. While league retention was successful, growth of the Ottawa Carleton Futsal League by 10% as been recorded, a new league has started in the Ottawa area, with York and Durham expected to start in 2011. This increase in league participation is necessary to identify players for our Pan Am games in 2015, which Futsal will be played.

In conclusion, I would like to thank the committee members, Bob Tibbo, Kris Fernandez, Roy Blanche and Tony Harrison for their continued support in the developing of the game, and Chantal Poulin, our staff member, who has provided support and guidance to this committee. Want to wish her the best in her new career, (motherhood).



League Management Committeeby Cathy Watt

The OSA League Management Committee during 2010 was comprised of:

The Chair, appointed by the OSA Board (Walter Eadie)�

The Chairs of the North, South, East, West and Central Regional LMCs (BettyLou �

Minifie, Al Carrafiello, Bill Boyle, Steve Breen and Bill Spiers)Two members appointed by the Chair from applicants (Paul Dobson and Diarmuid �

Salvadori)(non voting) representatives of each of the OSA Level 1 Leagues (Ontario S.L., �

Ontario Women’s S.L, Ontario Youth S.L. and Ontario Indoor S.L.)And supported by OSA Staff (Cathy Watt)�

The League Management Committee meets four times a year, 3-5 weeks prior to OSA Board of Directors meetings.

The following are the key accomplishments of the League Management Committee during 2010:

The annual October LMC meeting continues to include representatives from the �

Level 3 Youth leagues (ERSL, Central SL, CGSL, SRSL and WOYSL) to discuss issues of mutual concern. This year, the new regional Chairs (appointed for the term of 2011/2012) were invited to attend for the purpose of an orientation to the LMC and its meeting format.

LMC developed revisions to the application and approval process for senior teams �

requesting permission to play in the United States (e.g. PDL and W-League)

With direction from North Region LMC, north region clubs will declare the ‘most �

geographically appropriate adjacent region’ in which to play. Once compiled, this list shall serve as a guide for leagues should a northern club apply to its adjacent region when there is no league in its own region in which to play or if a club is pursuing Level 3 via a North Region Challenge game.

LMC has acknowledged the presence of Northern teams playing in adjacent �

regions and the travel required, particularly for clubs located in far reaching areas, and, through a working group, will review the logistics of travel required for teams to participate and develop any necessary policies to address travel requirements for teams in a division in which substantial travel is required.

Despite a revision to eliminate inequities in the North Region Challenge process, �

the revised policy is under review for addressing ambiguities in its interpretation.

LMC is in discussion on the process of checking Players’ and Officials’ Registrant �

books that would allow for a consistent policy throughout leagues.

LMC eagerly anticipates the rollout of Long Term Player Development and the �

support from LMC that will be required to assist the leagues in a smooth transition.

The October 2010 LMC meeting saw several chairs retire and OSA wishes to acknowledge


and thank the following people for their commitment and dedication to league management:

Walter Eadie, as LMC Chair since 2007, and LMC member since 2003.��

Bill Spiers, as CRLMC Chair since 2001��

BettyLou Minifie, as NRLMC Chair since 2001��

Al Carrafiello, as SRLMC Chair since 2005 (Al still remains on the OSA Board as ��

District Representative for Hamilton & District S.A.)



Ontario Cup Committeeby Joe Camacho

In 2010 / 2011, The Ontario Indoor Cup, Ontario Futsal Cup, Ontario Cup, and Masters/Classics Provincial Championships awarded Provincial Titles to 36 teams, while the National Club Championships and the Coupe Quebec-Ontario Cup provided a national and inter-provincial experience to 22 Ontario teams.

The 2010 Ontario Cup Competition began with 619 teams registered for play. Based on the maximum number of players allowed to register per youth team (18), the participation reaches a figure of over 11,100 players.

The Committee has discussed the format of the tournaments rounds, and it has been noted that we are restricted in this area due to the number of host organizations in each District Association as well as game officials. This year, in the Ontario Cup, 3 divisions had to be reverted to knock-out rounds due to a shortage of hosts. Nevertheless, there were 103 tournaments played in the Ontario Cup involving 64 different Clubs in Ontario.

In 2010, over 1100 games were played in a period of just over 120 days. Based on 3 refs per game, that would mean that over 3500 referees also participated in the Ontario Cup this year. All the Semi-Final games were played on the weekend of August 28-29, 2010, thanks to the assistance of 4 different District Associations; Scarborough, Hamilton and District, North York, and Peel Halton, as well as the Brantford Inter-City Soccer Cub and other volunteers of The Ontario Soccer Association.

The Ontario Cup Finals were held at The Soccer Centre in Vaughan, Ontario, on the weekends of September 11-12 and September 18-19, 2010. This year, the Special Olympics division was played again as part of the Finals. There were two Division A teams that played in a two game series to produce an Ontario Cup Champion.

In the Masters/Classics Provincial Championships, a total of 11 teams participated. For the very first time, the Classics division saw play in the Semi-Final Round as 4 teams played for the Title. Seven Over-35 teams participated in the Masters division.

The 2010 National Club Championships were held over Thanksgiving Weekend and the Under 14 Girls and Boys divisions played in Moncton, New Brunswick, the Under 18's in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and the Men and Women in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Meanwhile, The Ontario Soccer Association hosted the Under 16 National Club Championships at The Soccer Centre in Vaughan. The Classics Over-35 Nationals were held in Victoria, British Columbia. The Masters Club Championships were held in Nova Scotia. Ontario teams earned a total of 8 medals at these National Championships.

Also over Thanksgiving Weekend, the third annual Quebec-Ontario Cup was held. The provincial league champions in Ontario played a two game series against the provincial league champions from Quebec. The female youth teams travelled to Quebec to play, while the male competition was held here in Ontario along with the women's division and played at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga. Ontario teams played well in Quebec and Ontario, but overall, the Quebec-Ontario Cup was won by Quebec in the female competition but Ontario took the male competition.

The Ontario Indoor Cup 2011 began in December 2010 and produced 8 Provincial Champions by the middle of February. There were 98 teams entered in the Competition in Under 13, Under 14, Under 16 and Under 18 Boys and Girls Divisions. Most of the preliminary rounds were played at the Soccer Centre in Vaughan while preliminary rounds were played in Ottawa and Sudbury. The


Final Rounds were played at The Ontario Soccer Centre over two weekends in January and February.

The Ontario Futsal Cup 2011 consisted of 18 teams in four divisions; Under 13 Boys, Under 13 Girls, Women and Men. All games were played at Durham College in Oshawa. Thanks to the O.S.A.'s Futsal Committee and Durham Region Soccer Association for all their work in helping to produce 4 provincial futsal champions.

In closing, I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to all the parents, coaches and players who participated in these programs. I would also like to thank all the volunteers, host personnel and game officials, as well as the OSA staff members who generate and manage all phases of these competitions.

These competitions are one area in soccer where everyone works together.



Referee Development Committeeby David Smith

Firstly, I must acknowledge the tremendous work Nicky Pearson and the Referee Department staff has done during the past year.

Even with the staff turnover we have experienced this year, the delivery of the programs was not greatly affected. This was in part due to Tony Camacho, who took the helm in the interim between managers and did an outstanding job.

Some of the key achievements met this year were –

· The Advance Referee Training program completed its first year and is moving forward with increased participation for 2011;· The Women in Soccer Enhancing Refereeing programme was commenced;· Instructor Advisory Group and Assessor Advisory Group formulated a Tactical Plan and Pathway To Excellence Strategic framework which is bringing consistency to the programs;· New initiatives were commenced regarding online reviews for all new course participants;· 47 new instructors were certified;· Commencement of a standardized Nationwide CSA training programme for training of Futsal Referees.· With the budgeted financial support of the OSA, continued to provide support for the District Assessor Program· Identified 3 top level Provincial Instructors and invited them to the OSA Advanced Referee Training Program where they will be trained and prepared for eventual nomination to the National List of Instructors.· Hosted a recertification Course for all Regional Level Assessors to stress the importance of the changes in the new marking scheme

We have achieved all our targets and deadlines that were set out in our operational plan and continue to be in line with the CSA guidelines and regulations.

The ongoing initiative of appointing all Senior Provincial level games centrally from the OSA is proving a great success in achieving our objectives of fair and equitable appointments for our senior referees.

The OSA hosted the CSA National Club Championships at the U16 age group and we had 34 Ontario referees (18 Provincial and 16 Regional) as part of the officiating team. Both the Tournament and referees were a huge success.

Also to note, was that in all CSA National Championship finals 8 Ontario referees were appointed as part of the officiating team – this is the most we have to date.

I also wish to acknowledge the contribution of the many people across the province - instructors, assessors, district referee coordinators, club head referees, schedulers and many more! - Whose time and effort are given freely towards the OSA referee programme.

My thanks to the 2010 referee development committee members, Eric Sanderson, Patty Peebles, Joe Piacente, Al Wielinga & Tony Camacho for their invaluable guidance.



Technical Development Committeeby Diarmuid Salvadori

The following individuals comprised the 2010 Technical Committee:

Volunteer members: Josef Komlodi Glen McClung Wayne McDougallJohn PughDiarmuid Salvadori

OSA StaffRandy Ragan (CTO)Estelle NichollsBryan RosenfeldIan Skitch

Throughout 2010, progress was made on a number of initiatives and proposals:

1. Long Term Player Development (LTPD)Randy was involved in a number of discussions with the CSA. Unfortunately, the �

CSA was delayed in providing a coaching curriculum for the 2011 season. We are hoping that this will be available for the 2012 coaching program.It is envisaged that coaching education, especially for coaches of the Physical �

Literacy age groups, will be facilitated by Clubs. Club Head Coaches and other technical staff will be trained by OSA Instructors in order to deliver these programs to a broader base of parent coaches and others involved with recreational and early-years programs.A document entitled “Summary of Key Principles for Competition Structure for the �

Learning To Train Stage v1.1” was developed by the committee for future publication. This document provides the framework that U9 – U12 players in Ontario should follow. It takes the concepts of the CSA LTPD model and provides a practical approach to implementing the model in Ontario.The Technical Committee hopes to develop further documents for the other LTPD �

stages with recommendations for LTPD implementation throughout the province.2. District Technical Staff

Input was provided and an RFD drafted regarding the role of District Technical �

Directors. This RFD is pending until further LTPD details have been determined.3. Futsal

In October, a FIFA course was conducted in Laval, Quebec to provide training to �

approximately 30 coaches of which 12 were Ontario instructors. Although this was originally thought to be a certification program, that was not the case. CSA has to develop a curriculum in order to certify coaches.The Technical Committee position is that Futsal should be the indoor game for �

Ontario.More effort needs to be put toward developing the game and determining �

resource requirements.4. 2010 Play Soccer Conference

Another successful conference was held with over 600 coaches attending.�

The keynote sessions were conducted by Ray Clemence (English FA); Marco �

Etcheverry (Bolivia); Romeo Jozac (Dinamo Zagreb); and Tosh Farrell.


5. AcademiesOSA also has to develop standards for Academy programs in general (completed �

in February 2011).With detailed standards in place along with the requisite monitoring, quality �

development opportunities for players may be provided; however, the standards have to be enforced.

Technical Programming

The following table summarizes the number of coaching courses conducted in 2010:

Course Number Conducted

Total Number of Participants

Child 109 2276

Youth 81 1609

Senior 54 1316

Advanced 5 ~80

Pre-B 9 ~140

Provincial B License 1 40

Goalkeeping Diploma 1 20

Thank You

Unfortunately Randy decided to leave the CTO position in December due to personal commitments. I would like to thank him for his efforts and contribution to the OSA and the Technical Committee. He will be missed.

Thanks also must go to the OSA Staff who work tirelessly delivering programming throughout the province.

Finally, I would like to thank all the Committee members and others who gave generously of their time and their opinions. I know we all bring passion and a genuine desire to improve the game in Ontario. Progress was made on a number of fronts this year. Hopefully this can be accelerated in 2011.



Volunteer Screening and Harassment Committeeby Joyce Stewart

The elements of risk have certainly been front and centre in the news over the past year. The risk associated with concussions, the risk associated with Facebook, the risk associated with cyber bullying are but a few of the issues of the day.

Your Fiduciary Duty as Directors of your respective organizations has now become the most critical part of your volunteer life, and yet we are still faced with a large number of our volunteers who either don’t understand, or sadly, don’t wish to understand the importance of their role. You are the stewards of your organizations legacy. What you do with it can impact the lives of all involved within your program delivery system. Your passion and commitment are not questioned, but you need to ensure you conduct the affairs of your organizations in a manner that is built on fairness, transparency and accountability.

We have, as an organization, made significant strides in improving the game. The incidents of physical, sexual, verbal abuse have certainly lessened over the years. Members are challenging inappropriate behaviors, challenging decisions deemed to be unfair and our Clubs, Districts are, for the most part, working very hard to improve the lines of communication, improve the quality of their policies, and improve the management of their organizations. Kudos to those who have made risk management part of their organizational psyche.

The committee members continue to handle complaints and work with the Districts/Clubs to address their risk management concerns. As the OSA Corporation matures, it will expand its current committee structure to include a Risk Management Committee. Although still a work in progress, the leadership shown by the Board of Directors and Senior Staff is to be complemented. We look forward to the evolution of this important direction.

Respectfully submitted.



Constitution Advisory Groupby Bruce Henderson

The Constitution Advisory Group in 2010 consisted of:

Bruce HendersonJim LochrieSteve Indig

ChairMemberMember

No meetings were held during the past year and consequently, the Constitution Advisory Group continues to do its business by email and telephone.

The contact point is Bruce Henderson and constitutional interpretations are being provided almost on a daily basis. Queries come from District Associations, Leagues, Clubs and OSA personnel.



Governance Task Forceby Dan Tomlinson

In September 2009, the Board received and approved a commissioned report on an assessment of OSA governance. The assessment focused on:(1) Participation: the role and involvement of individual Board Members;(2) Processes: how the Board and its committees operate, and the relationships between Board and staff;(3) Performance: how Board activity is assessed in terms of results / outcomes.

The issue of Board size and structure was not in scope of the assessment and was not addressed in the report. The document contained seven broad recommendations related to the process and content for Board meeting agendas, Board engagement, the role of the Executive Committee, the roles and responsibilities of both individual Board Members and the Board, The OSA’s current committee arrangements, a Nominations Committee, and education of the districts on the role and value-added of the OSA.

Under the guidance of its chair, Ron Smale, the Task Force on Governance proceeded to address and successfully implement the recommendations related to Board meetings, agendas, Board engagements and roles of Directors.

The task force began its review of The OSA Committee structure in September 2010. Conference calls and face-to-face meetings allowed the task force to evaluate various committee structures. Participation in The OSA Committee Orientation weekend permitted the task force to request and receive committee members’ perspectives and recommendations for the Terms of Reference for their respective committees. Input from the weekend and other research allowed the task force to prepare and present a discussion paper on new concepts for committee structures, reporting relationships and staff and board accountabilities and responsibilities.

The Board reviewed the discussion paper at its February 2011 meeting and deferred a decision on approval of the recommendations contained in the paper. Instead, the Board expanded the mandate of the task force to include a review of the Board structure. The task force began its deliberations on Board structure during a meeting, held April 8th, 9th and 10th, which included a joint session between the Task Force on Governance and members of the Strategic Planning Group.

I would like to thank Gail Arbic, Ugo Di Federico, and Stephen Troy for their work on this task force since my appointment as chair in September 2010. I am confident this group (and future appointees) will present well-researched and thought-out recommendations for a Board structure. These recommendations may or may not include a proposal for retention of the current structure albeit with minor changes.

Yours in soccer,

Dan Tomlinson



Medical Advisory Groupby Dr. Robert Gringmuth, DC, FCCSS(C), FCCRS(C), Chair

Following are some of the key issues addressed and managed by the Medical Advisory Committee in the past year:

1. Injury Report of the 2009 – 2010 Provincial Program

As in past years, a recent report was published on the OSA web site outlining where most of the injuries reported to us were for our Provincial teams for 2009 – 2010. Our results were similar to previous years where most of the injuries fell into 3 categories as follows: ankle, leg soft tissue, and knee. One of the notable changes is in the category of female ACL injuries which have dropped from previous years. We found that this trend has continued where we are having less ACL events than in the past. Much of this improvement with reducing the number of ACL injuries continues to be due to a concentrated effort by our High Performance department and the Sports Centres in changing the training techniques to help the body prepare for the various demands with the game of soccer. The production of the ACL prevention video for our provincial and national athletes was a large success and took much time and dedication in its production by our director of high performance, Paolo Pacione.

2. Renewed Medical Advisory Committee

We have as in the past up dated and revised the list of members serving on the Medical Advisory Committee this year. An effort is always made to ensure that the key medical professions are represented which would provide the most help with the management of the athletes. Special thanks to Dr. Jack Mayer, neurosurgeon, who came quickly to assess some of our provincial players to determine return to play directives in the past few months. Typically it could take up to 4 to 6 months to get such a consult but he was there within weeks.

3. Advances made by some of our committee member i .e. Dr Ken Berger

It is worth noting that one of the Advisory Committee Members now practices Law in the field of Sports Medicine and its related issues. Congratulations to Dr. Ken Berger in completing his degree in Law. He is also licensed as a Medical Doctor with a specialty in Sports Medicine through CASM. Dr. Berger continues to assist us with some of sport related legal issues.

4. Integration with Teaching Institutions for Service Provider: Sheraton College, University of York, University of Waterloo, Guelph Humber University, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College

We continue to maintain an integrated and varied group of health care providers for our High Performance provincial athletes here at the Ontario Soccer Centre. We have athletic therapy grads and students, kinesiology and exercise physiology grads and students and chiropractic grads and students from the above teaching institutions . As the High Performance Provincial Program is a development program for young aspiring soccer players so is the service provider pool. Many of the relationships the Sports Centres maintains with the above institutions include co-op programming and volunteer programming. This allows us to monitor and improve our health care


programs which we offer to our athletes as things change throughout the health care delivery system.

5. Assessing Budget Options for Health Care Coverage of the Provincial High Performance Program, Coaching Clinics, Christmas and March Break Tournaments

The medical advisory committee continues to review current funding opportunities available for the delivery of health care for the provincial program and looks for new opportunities as they arise from both the public and private sector. Much of the public funding is tied to maintaining certifications and licensing at various levels with our service providers such as with the Canadian Sports Centres-Ontario where the service agreement has just been renewed for an additional 2 year period.

6. Future ConsiderationsThe following areas will be addressed over the next year by the Medical Advisory Committee:

Ongoing improvements to the Sports Medicine Clinic at the Ontario Soccer Centre a.looking at funding to update some of the equipment and diagnostic equipmentReviewing the effectiveness of our treatment and rehabilitation programs for b.athlete injury recovery particularly in the area of pre and post surgical rehabilitation.Reviewing the health care coverage provided to our athletes who are part of the c.regional and provincial programs throughout the province.Improving the injury reporting system to ensure that our tracking system d.provides the Ontario Soccer Association with the most up to date information possible. This past year, with the direction of Matt Greenwood of the OSA, the advisory medical committee participated in the consensus opinion think tank which is looking to develop more universal reporting guidelines to reach a wider scope of injury data.The spot light continues to focus on the issue of concussion and head injury e.management. I had the opportunity to discuss some of the more recent publications with City TV and the Globe and Mail Newspaper. Especially interesting was the concept that mouth guards apparently have an effect on the severity of concussion. However after careful consultation and literature review it was found that the use of mouth guards was effective for the prevention of dental injuries but not concussion of the head. The advisory committee will continue to monitor things as they develop in this and other areas of healthcare.

I would like to thank our committee members for their dedication and time.

I would also like to thank the Ontario Soccer Association for both its support and assistance in making this committee a viable and productive group of advisors. In particular Guy Bradbury and Bryan Rosenfeld for their advice and direction over the past year.



Durham Region Soccer AssociationDurham Region Soccer AssociationDurham Region Soccer AssociationDurham Region Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::The DRSA hosted its 4th Annual Volunteer Recognition Awards Ceremony. The recipients were, Glen McDonaldGlen McDonaldGlen McDonaldGlen McDonald , Durham Region Referee, Ronda EvansRonda EvansRonda EvansRonda Evans ,,,, Ajax Adult Rec. S.C., Les SmithLes SmithLes SmithLes Smith ,,,, Ajax S.C., Marty RoseMarty RoseMarty RoseMarty Rose ,,,, Ajax Utd. S.C., Kathryn YoungKathryn YoungKathryn YoungKathryn Young ,,,, Brock S.C., KathleenKathleenKathleenKathleen PasquetPasquetPasquetPasquet ,,,, Darlington S.C., Carly HarrisonCarly HarrisonCarly HarrisonCarly Harrison ,,,, Durham Open Ladies, Dave LongDave LongDave LongDave Long ,,,, Oshawa Kicks S.C., Sharon HallSharon HallSharon HallSharon Hall ,,,, Oshawa N.A.S.C., Larry DownLarry DownLarry DownLarry Down ,,,, Oshawa Turul, Larry LeBlancLarry LeBlancLarry LeBlancLarry LeBlanc ,,,, Pickering S.C., NicoleNicoleNicoleNicole KennedyKennedyKennedyKennedy ,,,, Pickering Utd. S.C., Will HeywoodWill HeywoodWill HeywoodWill Heywood ,,,, Scugog S.A., DonnaDonnaDonnaDonna HughsonHughsonHughsonHughson ,,,, Uxbridge S.C., Paul MillerPaul MillerPaul MillerPaul Miller ,,,, Westshore F.C., DougDougDougDoug FrenchFrenchFrenchFrench ,,,, Whitby Iroquois S.C., Cheryl BrowningCheryl BrowningCheryl BrowningCheryl Browning ,,,, Durham Soccer League.

The Chris Graham Memorial Scholarships were awarded to Samantha GauvreauSamantha GauvreauSamantha GauvreauSamantha Gauvreau and Michael TheriaultMichael TheriaultMichael TheriaultMichael Theriault .... The DRSA Varsity Scholarship Award was awarded to John McMichaelJohn McMichaelJohn McMichaelJohn McMichael .... The John Barnes Memorial Award Recipient was Alf HugginsAlf HugginsAlf HugginsAlf Huggins and our Life Member Award went to Vaso VujanovicVaso VujanovicVaso VujanovicVaso Vujanovic ....

Durham Region Soccer Association was awarded a Trillium Grant and was able to realize one of the objectives of their Strategic Plan by hiring Richard HirstRichard HirstRichard HirstRichard Hirst as our District Technical Director .

Durham Region S.A. also hosted a successful Ontario Cup round for three age divisions in one location , Port Perry, Ontario in conjunction with our World Cup Festival event on July 10th & 11th. It was a excellent show of community support for soccer in our province and the world. Some lucky fans got to watch the World Cup consolation game along with some Ontario Cup action all at the Scugog Fields.

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::Bernie Huxter celebrates 30 years of service in the Durham Region soccer community .

Statistical InformationStatistical InformationStatistical InformationStatistical Information :::: 2010201020102010 2009200920092009Number of Volunteer Administrators at District Association Level 13 13

Number of Paid Administrators at District Association Level 3 2

Number of Clubs Affiliated with District Association 18 19

Number of District Leagues Affiliated with District Association 1 1

Total Number of Teams Operating in District Association 2192 2204

Number of Coaching Clinics in District Association 12 14

Number of Referee Clinics in District Association 10 11

Number of Tournaments held in District 11 10

Number of Teams which participated in all Tournaments held in District

957 693



East Central Ontario Soccer AssociationEast Central Ontario Soccer AssociationEast Central Ontario Soccer AssociationEast Central Ontario Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::

Statistical InformationStatistical InformationStatistical InformationStatistical Information :::: 2010201020102010 2009200920092009Number of Volunteer Administrators at District Association Level 0

Number of Paid Administrators at District Association Level 1

Number of Clubs Affiliated with District Association 24

Number of District Leagues Affiliated with District Association 1

Total Number of Teams Operating in District Association 788

Number of Coaching Clinics in District Association 4

Number of Referee Clinics in District Association 8

Number of Tournaments held in District 5


250



Eastern Ontario District Soccer AssociationEastern Ontario District Soccer AssociationEastern Ontario District Soccer AssociationEastern Ontario District Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::The EODSA hosted its second annual LTPD Coaching �

Conference October 15th-17th, 2010.Proceeds from the National Capital Girls Invitational �

Tournament ($5000) were donated to the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO)The District ID Card process has moved online in its �

entirety











1976 2000



Elgin Middlesex Soccer AssociationElgin Middlesex Soccer AssociationElgin Middlesex Soccer AssociationElgin Middlesex Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::London AEK Olympians were Men's Ontario Cup Champions and represented Ontario at the National Club Championships in PEI.






Total Number of Teams Operating in District Association

Number of Coaching Clinics in District Association






Essex County Soccer AssociationEssex County Soccer AssociationEssex County Soccer AssociationEssex County Soccer Association2010

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::Three Ontario Cup semi-finalist teams (Caboto Women and FC Nationals Boys U12 and U13)One Ontario Cup finalist team (Tecumseh U14 Girls)Three FC Nationals Boys teams (U13, U15, and U17) promoted from WOYSL to OYSL

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::ECSA now has a virtually rent free new office at McHugh Park.The district has also added 4 full-sized fields, 2 of which have lights, at the same location.










145 145



Hamilton and District Soccer AssociationHamilton and District Soccer AssociationHamilton and District Soccer AssociationHamilton and District Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::Two brand new indoor facilities in Hamilton , Player's Paradise and Redeemers College.Redeemers College in addition to the new indoor facility also added an outdoor artificial turf field.H&DSA has approved one of its clubs, Hamilton FC, previously known as Hamilton Avalanche, to expand to include a U23 PDL team.











400 380



Huronia District Soccer AssociationHuronia District Soccer AssociationHuronia District Soccer AssociationHuronia District Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::Barrie Spirit Womens Soccer Team - 2010 Ontario Cup Champions.District hired a part - time Technical Director.

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::Orillia has new soccer pitches including a lit field turf and Bradford has a new Soccer Dome .










563 450



Lambton Kent Soccer AssociationLambton Kent Soccer AssociationLambton Kent Soccer AssociationLambton Kent Soccer Association


Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::Number of players registered toke a beating as some clubs failed to tackle the AIMS registration portal .












Niagara Soccer AssociationNiagara Soccer AssociationNiagara Soccer AssociationNiagara Soccer Association2011


Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::The number of registered players decreased for the third year in a row while the number of unaffiliated and unregistered clubs and teams increased










1000



North York Soccer AssociationNorth York Soccer AssociationNorth York Soccer AssociationNorth York Soccer Association2011

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::2 Futsal Cup Champions: U16 Girls - North York Hearts U14 Boys - El Salvador Hosted Ontario Cup Semi-Finals

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::The U14 Boys Futsal Cup Champions had 3 (three) girls in the team!










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Peel Halton Soccer AssociationPeel Halton Soccer AssociationPeel Halton Soccer AssociationPeel Halton Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::ONTARIO INDOOR CUP WINNERSONTARIO INDOOR CUP WINNERSONTARIO INDOOR CUP WINNERSONTARIO INDOOR CUP WINNERS

Girls Under 13 North Mississauga Panthers �

Boys Under 14 Erin Mills Extreme Eagles �

Girls Under 14 Erin Mills Fighting Eagles �

Girls Under 15 Erin Mills Eagles �

Boys Under 16 Brampton East Snipers�

Girls Under 16 Erin Mills Eagles A�

Boys Under 17 Erin Mills A�

Girls Under 18 Erin Mills Eagles�

ONTARIO CUP WINNERSONTARIO CUP WINNERSONTARIO CUP WINNERSONTARIO CUP WINNERSBoys Under 12 Mississauga Falcons �

Girls Under 13 Brams United �

Boys Under 14 Brampton Youth Blast �

Girls Under 14 Brams United �

Boys Under 15 Erin Mills Eagles�


Boys Under 15 Tier 2 Burlington Youth SC�

Boys Under 17 Erin Mills Eagles�














Sault Amateur Soccer AssociationSault Amateur Soccer AssociationSault Amateur Soccer AssociationSault Amateur Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::After 20+ years of trying, SASA successfully lobbied the City of Sault Ste.Marie and the Provincial Government, and have struck up a partnership to construct an indoor soccer facility . There will be two 100' x 200' playing surfaces, with the option of adding a third sometime in the future. We are happy to say we will be playing on Field Turf . In addition to the two fields there will be four change rooms with showers, a small concession area and glassed in viewing area for the spectators. The building itself is going to be a rigid pre-engineered building that will become West End Community Center (WECC). The cost of this stage is just under $11,000,000.00.

At the time of writing this report the construction has begun with the completion date of February or March of 2012.

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::The number of youth players registered to SASA for 2010 accounted for 20.49% of all youth between the ages of 4 and 18 residing in Sault Ste. Marie. That number is steadily rising (e.g. in 2002 it stood at 15.8%) showing that the Sault Youth S.C. continues to "capture" a growing share of the youth population in Sault Ste. Marie.










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Scarborough Soccer AssociationScarborough Soccer AssociationScarborough Soccer AssociationScarborough Soccer AssociationRobbie International Soccer Tournament had another successful year , its 44th!

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::GS United SC won the Over 35 Nationals. Jim Barnes, President of SSA went with the Team and got to see first hand GS United play and win the Nationals.

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::Kick 4 the Cure celebrated its 5 year Anniversary and has so far raised over $80,000.SCARDESO is the name of our 8 & 9 year olds Development Program with no scores or standings, and has run for 6 years.










560 543



Soccer North District AssociationSoccer North District AssociationSoccer North District AssociationSoccer North District Association












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Soccer Northeastern OntarioSoccer Northeastern OntarioSoccer Northeastern OntarioSoccer Northeastern Ontario












46



Soccer Northwest OntarioSoccer Northwest OntarioSoccer Northwest OntarioSoccer Northwest Ontario














Southeast Ontario Soccer AssociationSoutheast Ontario Soccer AssociationSoutheast Ontario Soccer AssociationSoutheast Ontario Soccer AssociationDistrict oversees clubs between Trenton and Brockville - SOSA office located in Kingston.

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::SOSA responsible for running the SOSA L5 league in 2010

with 85 teams participatingSOSA has 1 player, Jeremy Arnold selected to the U14 Provincial Team

Interesting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting FactsInteresting Facts ::::SOSA has a high percentage ratio of players who get selected to the Region 5 program!SOSA has the first ever female DRC in Ontario - Marguerite Heer!










490 520



SouthSouthSouthSouth----West Regional Soccer AssociationWest Regional Soccer AssociationWest Regional Soccer AssociationWest Regional Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::Congratulations to Fergus, Elora & District Soccer United Senior Men for winning the 2010 Inter District Cup, a four District tournament (Peel Halton SA, Hamilton SA, Niagara SA and SWRSA participating). •Waterloo Minor SC is pleased to announce that Charlie Foy, active in the club as a volunteer, team coach and board member, has received the 2010 City of Waterloo Citizenship Award. This Award is the City’s highest civic recognition award and is presented by Council to outstanding individuals who have contributed significantly to the quality of life within Waterloo without thought of personal or financial gain and who help others through their volunteer efforts.

Fergus, Elora & District Soccer introduced a new accomodated soccer program for special needs soccer players within SWRSA. 20 participants signed up, ages 17to 53years old. FEDS hopes to expand on the success of this program and intends to develop associations with other organizations that have similar programs.

Owen Sound Minor Soccer Association offers a scholarship program “SOCCER FOR LIFE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM” for youth players graduating from Owen Sound Minor Soccer who have played club soccer for at least 5 years, are in the U18 division and/or attending a post secondary institution following completion of the current season. The $500 scholarship is awarded at the U18 season’s end to a worthy girl and boy who excel in various life accomplishments. This year’s recipients are Carley Burt and Brett Corrigan.

Club Excellence Program Award Recipients: Cambridge Youth Soccer: Silver statusWaterloo Minor Soccer: Bronze statusFergus, Elora & District: Bronze statusGuelph Soccer Club: Bronze status











608 775


Sudbury Regional Soccer AssociationSudbury Regional Soccer AssociationSudbury Regional Soccer AssociationSudbury Regional Soccer Association












217



Toronto Soccer AssociationToronto Soccer AssociationToronto Soccer AssociationToronto Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::Launch of new TSA logo and website in Spring 2010�

Rexdale Reunited Elites win Gold at the Classics �

National Championships in October9 District players selected to the provincial U14 team�

33 District players selected to the regional U13 program �

(17 boys and 16 girls)



Number of Paid Administrators at District Association Level 2.5 2.5








0 133



York Region Soccer AssociationYork Region Soccer AssociationYork Region Soccer AssociationYork Region Soccer Association

HighlightsHighlightsHighlightsHighlights ::::Moved to new expanded premises�

Ran two Special Needs Camps�

Hosted Discipline Certification Courses�

Facilitated pilot project for Respect in Sport Program�

Expanded Scholarship and Bursary Program�

Expanded Coach Clinics�

Held Emergency First Aid Clinics�

Changed U8, U9 YRSL Outdoor League to Development �

League - No Scores/StandingsHeld U8, U9 Soccer Festival�

Organized and ran the YRSL Indoor League�

Expanded Referee development, education and �

upgrading coursesYRSA Referees, six were selected for Nationals�

Expanded U12 Identification training program�











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2010 Outdoor Player Registration (by District Association by Player Classification)

No. District AssociationMini

Socc erYouth Rec

Youth Comp

Senior Rec

Senior Comp

Non Amateur

Total

5 Durham Region S.A. 12,674 7,512 2,524 4,390 384 0 27,48426 East Central Ontario S.A. 3,713 2,272 633 1,430 70 0 8,1187 Eastern Ontario & District S.A. 19,689 8,225 5,155 10,897 2,099 0 46,06515 Elgin Middlesex S.A. 2,421 2,915 2,463 2,378 1,911 0 12,0889 Essex County S.A. 2,322 1,260 1,464 599 424 0 6,06913 Hamilton & District S.A. 10,353 5,972 1,901 4,304 596 0 23,12618 Huronia District S.A 8,556 4,392 1,074 2,283 399 0 16,70430 Lambton Kent S.A 3,365 2,505 442 1,218 227 0 7,75720 Niagara S.A. 7,666 4,573 1,009 2,292 686 0 16,22623 North York S.A. 3,299 1,894 843 1,106 474 0 7,61625 Peel Halton S.A. 27,591 13,823 5,879 11,702 1,289 0 60,28431 Sault Amateur S.A. 1,458 755 267 817 18 0 3,31532 Scarborough S.A 3,612 2,586 1,484 561 421 0 8,66416 Soccer North District Association 1,125 606 56 422 0 0 2,20921 Soccer Northeastern 3,422 2,123 248 1,042 0 0 6,83534 Soccer Northwest Ontario 1,401 663 104 837 78 0 3,08319 Southeast Ontario S.A. 7,067 3,486 1,124 2,577 72 0 14,3264 South-West Regional S.A. 17,769 9,291 2,263 2,724 644 0 32,69136 Sudbury Regional S.A. 2,450 1,558 398 737 210 0 5,35317 Toronto S.A. 11,163 5,788 2,097 3,689 815 0 23,55227 York Region S.A. 17,659 9,970 3,859 7,152 747 0 39,387

Ontario Soccer Association 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 168,775 92,169 35,287 63,157 11,564 0 370,952

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2009/2010 Indoor Player Registration(by District Association by Player Classification)

No. District AssociationMini

IndoorYouth Indoor

Senior Indoor

Total Indoor

Mini Futsal

Youth Futsal

Senior Futsal

Total Futsal

Total 2009/2010

5 Durham Region S.A. 1,512 2,112 775 4,399 101 88 0 189 4,58826 East Central Ontario S.A. 40 797 520 1,357 0 0 0 0 1,3577 Eastern Ontario & Dis trict S.A. 308 3,059 4,469 7,836 144 768 911 1,823 9,65915 Elgin Middlesex S.A. 14 2,124 1,650 3,788 0 102 12 114 3,9029 Essex County S.A. 0 0 597 597 0 0 0 0 59713 Hamilton & District S.A. 27 549 2,265 2,841 0 0 0 0 2,84118 Huronia District S.A 68 453 213 734 0 0 0 0 73430 Lambton Kent S.A 5 2 1 8 4 29 0 33 4120 Niagara S.A. 576 959 934 2,469 0 0 14 14 2,48323 North York S.A. 267 1,070 3,226 4,563 0 25 8 33 4,59625 Peel Halton S.A. 5,001 7,972 9,951 22,924 0 0 1 1 22,92531 Sault Amateur S.A. 179 223 209 611 0 0 0 0 61132 Scarborough S.A 298 1,055 424 1,777 0 12 0 12 1,78916 Soccer North District Association 5 1 1 7 0 0 0 0 721 Soccer Northeastern 158 58 322 538 0 0 0 0 53834 Soccer Northwest Ontario 278 532 683 1,493 0 0 0 0 1,49319 Southeast Ontario S.A. 330 1,178 1,511 3,019 0 0 0 0 3,0194 South-West Regional S.A. 2,513 2,313 1,277 6,103 69 871 368 1,308 7,41136 Sudbury Regional S.A. 78 495 539 1,112 0 0 131 131 1,24317 Toronto S.A. 679 1,392 2,301 4,372 0 49 73 122 4,49427 York Region S.A. 2,078 4,718 3,357 10,153 0 186 0 186 10,339

0 0 0 0 0Ontario Soccer Association 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 14,414 31,062 35,225 80,701 318 2,130 1,518 3,966 84,667

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2010 Referee Registration(by District Association and by Class)

District DistrictDistrict (U18) FIFA Mini National

OSA Rec Provincial Regional Youth Total

Durham Region S.A. 250 124 124 11 9 185 703East Central Ontario S.A. 103 47 62 2 82 296Eastern Ontario District S.A. 503 200 1 341 1 30 10 27 343 1456Elgin Middlesex S.A. 219 75 59 1 23 7 8 124 516Essex County S.A. 96 59 8 2 5 65 235Hamilton District S.A. 210 112 159 25 9 153 668Huronia District S.A. 163 56 1 124 4 1 8 96 453Lambton Kent S.A. 96 31 66 8 1 3 62 267Niagara S.A. 186 76 1 118 2 15 2 9 122 531North York S.A. 94 33 4 1 4 32 168Peel Halton S.A. 642 295 306 1 72 15 42 372 1745Sault Amateur S.A. 32 3 28 1 3 13 80Scarborough S.A. 107 28 23 3 6 8 49 224Soccer North 24 11 58 15 108Soccer Northeastern S.A. 66 18 64 40 188Soccer Northwest S.A. 43 7 1 14 65South West Regional S.A. 297 128 1 195 39 5 5 205 875Southeast Ontario S.A. 156 64 125 6 2 4 143 500Sudbury Regional S.A. 71 42 48 9 3 62 235Toronto S.A. 166 69 30 13 9 11 75 373York Region S.A. 423 188 169 1 23 7 21 331 1163

Total 3947 1666 4 2103 6 289 74 177 2583 10849

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2010 Ontario Cup Winners

ONTARIO CUP 2010

SUNDAY, JULY 25

Under 18 Girls Mississauga Dixie Athletics 92's 1 1 Erin Mills Eagles

Erin Mills Eagles won 4-1 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Under 18 Boys Scarborough Wexford United 1 4 Vaughan Azzurri Huskies

Under 21 Women Oakville U21A 1 3 Richmond Hill Raiders

Under 21 Men St. Catharines Concord Gunners 1 5 Woodbridge Strikers

FRIDAY, AUGUST 13

Under 15 Girls Erin Mills Mighty Eagles '95 6 0 Brampton Brams United Rebels '95

Under 15 Boys Tier 1 Erin Mills Eagles A 2 0 Pickering Power Green

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

Under 12 Boys Mississauga Falcons A 2 0 North Mississauga Panthers

Under 14 Boys Mississauga Falcons 0 1 Brampton Blast

Under 14 Girls Tecumseh 0 1 Brampton Brams United Angels

Under 16 Girls North London Galaxy 1 2 Pickering Power Green

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

Under 12 Girls North Mississauga Panthers 1 1 Aurora Stingers

Aurora Stingers won 6-5 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Under 16 Boys Tier 2 Caledon Crusaders 0 1 Richmond Hill Raiders 94B Green

Under 16 Boys Tier 1 Woodbridge Strikers 2 2 Ajax Strikers '94

Ajax Strikers '94 won 4-2 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Women Barrie Spirit 0 0 Ottawa Royals WP

Barrie Spirit won 2-1 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18

Under 13 Boys Vaughan Azzurri A 0 0 Woodbridge Strikers A

Vaughan Azzurri A won 3-1 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Under 13 Girls Whitby Iroquois A 0 2 Brampton Brams United Bandits

Under 15 Boys Tier 2 Guelph Royals 0 2 Burlington Falcons

Under 17 Boys Tier 1 Erin Mills Golden Eagles 1 1 Ajax Gunners

Erin Mills Golden Eagles won 5-4 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

Special Olympics - Game 1

Windsor Caboto Specials 5 1 Brampton Panthers

Special Olympics - Game 2

Brampton Panthers 1 6 Windsor Caboto Specials

Under 17 Boys Tier 2 Aurora Stingers 0 2 Whitby Iroquois 93B

Under 17 Girls Ajax United Magic '93 3 1 Markham Lightning

Men A.E.K. London FC 2 1 Ottawa Royals MP



2010 Masters/Classics Provincial Championships

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Masters Scarborough G.S.United 3 2 Markham Lightning

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Classics Acton Classics 0 1 Rexdale Reunited Elites



2011 Ontario Indoor Cup Winners

SUNDAY, JANUARY 29

Under 14 Boys Mississauga Dixie Athletics 1 0 North York Armour Heights Knights

Under 14 Girls Erin Mills Eagles U14 Green 1 1 Erin Mills U14 White

Erin Mills U14 White won 3-2 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Under 16 Girls Markham Lightning 1 1 Waterloo Phoenix

Markham Lightning won 4-2 on Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Under 16 Boys Mississauga Falcons 95B 2 0 Mount Hamilton Avalanche

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13

Under 13 Boys Brampton East Scorpions 3 1 Woodbridge Strikers 98A

Under 13 Girls Ottawa South United Force 98 1 0 Brampton Brams United 98A

Under 18 Girls Erin Mills Eagles 0 0 Pickering Power Green 1994G

Pickering Power Green 1994G won 2-0 in Kicks from the Penalty Mark

Under 18 Boys Ajax Gunners Black 4 0 Scarborough Wexford Heat



2011 Ontario Futsal Cup Winners

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27

Under 13 Girls North Mississauga Panthers 6 3 Unionville Milliken Strikers

Under 13 Boys London LAC Spartans 99 FC 2 5 Ottawa WTS Selects

Women Windsor Caboto 5 1 Scarborough GS United

Men Toronto Boca Jrs. 13 5 SC Toronto Futsal



2010 Ontario Cup Host Organizations

The Ontario Soccer Association expresses its sincere appreciation to the following organizations for their outstanding effort in making the Ontario Cup the success it was.

2010 Ontario CupCup Finals The Ontario Soccer Association The Ontario Soccer Centre, Vaughan

Brantford S.C., Hamilton & District S.A. Lion's Park, BrantfordScarborough S.A. Birchmount Stadium, ScarboroughThe Ontario Soccer Association Centennial Stadium, TorontoPeel Halton S.A. Hershey Centre, Mississauga

Semi-Finals

North York S.A. Esther Shiner Stadium, North YorkOntario Summer Games

Sudbury Regional S.A. James Jerome Park, Lockerby H.S.and Laurention University, Sudbury

Durham Region S.A. Ajax Soccer ClubElgin Middlesex S.A. North London Soccer ClubEssex County S.A. Windsor FC Nationals Soccer ClubHamilton & District S.A. Saltfleet Go-Ahead Soccer ClubNiagara S.A.Peel Halton S.A. Brampton Youth Soccer ClubScarborough S.A. Wexford Soccer ClubSoccer Northwest Ontario Thunder Bay Chill Soccer Club

Under 12 Boys Tournaments

York Region S.A. Oak Ridges Soccer Club, Woodbridge Soccer ClubDurham Region S.A. Pickering Soccer ClubElgin Middlesex S.A. North London Soccer ClubEssex County S.A. Windsor FC Nationals Soccer ClubHamilton & District S.A. Brantford Inter-City Soccer ClubNiagara S.A. Concord Soccer Club

Under 13 Boys Tournaments

Peel Halton S.A. Bolton Soccer Club, Oakville Soccer ClubDurham Region S.A. Whitby Iroquois Soccer ClubNiagara S.A. Welland Soccer ClubNorth York S.A. North York Hearts Azzurri Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Caledon Soccer Club, Mississauga Soccer ClubSault Amateur S.A. Sault Youth Soccer ClubScarborough S.A. Wexford Soccer ClubSouth-West Regional S.A. Cambridge Youth Soccer Club

Under 14 Boys Tournament

York Region S.A. Markham Soccer ClubEastern Ontario & District S.A. Kanata City Soccer ClubEssex County S.A. Windsor FC NationalsPeel Halton S.A. Brampton Youth Soccer Club, North Mississauga

Soccer ClubToronto S.A. Toronto Eagles Soccer ClubSouth-West Regional S.A. Kitchener Soccer Club

Under 15 Boys Tier 1 Tournaments

York Region S.A. Markham Soccer ClubEssex County S.A. Caboto Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Milton Youth Soccer ClubScarborough S.A. East York Soccer Club


Sudbury Regional S.A. Panhellenic Soccer ClubEastern Ontario & District S.A. Kanata City Soccer ClubEssex County S.A. Windsor FC NationalsPeel Halton S.A. Brampton East Soccer Club, Dixie Soccer ClubSouth-West Regional S.A. Guelph Youth Soccer Club

Under 16 Boys Tier 1Tournaments

York Region S.A. Glen Shields Soccer ClubHamilton & District S.A. Saltfleet Go-Ahead Soccer ClubHuronia District S.A. Barrie Soccer AssociationNiagara S.A. Club Roma


Sault Amateur S.A. Sault Youth Soccer ClubEastern Ontario & District S.A. Ottawa South United Soccer ClubUnder 17 Boys


Niagara S.A. Concord Soccer Club, Niagara Falls Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Erin Mills Soccer ClubScarborough S.A. Wexford Soccer Club

Tier 1 Tournaments

South-West Regional S.A. Guelph Youth Soccer Club

Durham Region S.A. Darlington Soccer Club Elgin Middlesex S.A. North London Soccer ClubHamilton & District S.A. Saltfleet Go-Ahead Soccer ClubLambton Kent S.A. Sarnia Girls Soccer ClubNiagara S.A. Niagara United Soccer Club

Under 12 Girls Tournaments

York Region S.A. Aurora Youth Soccer Club, Richmond Hill Soccer Club, Woodbridge Soccer Club

Durham Region S.A. Pickering Soccer Club, Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club

Hamilton & District S.A. Saltfleet Go-Ahead Soccer ClubLambton Kent S.A. Sarnia Girls Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Bolton Soccer Club, Oakville Soccer ClubSoccer Northwest Ontario Thunder Bay Chill Soccer Club


York Region S.A. Oak Ridges Soccer Club, Vaughan Soccer ClubDurham Region S.A. Oshawa Kicks Soccer ClubElgin Middlesex S.A. North London Soccer ClubNiagara S.A. Niagara United Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Caledon Soccer Club, Clarkson Sheridan Soccer

ClubSault Amateur S.A. Sault Youth Soccer ClubSouth-West Regional S.A. Waterloo Minor Soccer Club


York Region S.A. Glen Shields Soccer ClubDurham Region S.A. Ajax Soccer ClubEastern Ontario & District S.A. Ottawa South United Soccer ClubEssex County S.A. Eastside Kickers Soccer ClubHuronia District S.A. Barrie Soccer AssociationNiagara S.A. St. Catharines Jets Girls Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Brams United Soccer ClubScarborough S.A. West Rouge Soccer Club, Wexford Soccer ClubSoutheast Ontario S.A. Belleville Youth Soccer Club


South-West Regional S.A. Waterloo Minor Soccer ClubDurham Region S.A. Oshawa Turul Soccer ClubEastern Ontario & District S.A. Ottawa Royals Soccer ClubElgin Middlesex S.A. North London Soccer ClubHuronia District S.A. Innisfil Soccer ClubPeel Halton S.A. Mississauga Soccer Club


York Region S.A. Newmarket Soccer ClubDurham Region S.A. Ajax United Soccer Club, Oshawa Kicks Soccer

ClubElgin Middlesex S.A. Southwest Optimist Soccer ClubHamilton & District S.A. Saltfleet Go-Ahead Soccer ClubLambton Kent S.A. Sarnia Girls Soccer Club


Peel Halton S.A. Burlington Youth Soccer Club

2011 Ontario Indoor CupIndoor Cup Finals The Ontario Soccer Association

The Ontario Soccer Centre VaughanSudbury Soccer Centre Sudbury

Preliminary Rounds

Louis Riel Dome Ottawa

2011 Ontario Futsal CupDurham College Oshawa


2010 National Club Championships

Men A.E.K. London FC 4th Place

Women Barrie Spirit 8th Place

Under 18 Boys Vaughan Azzurri Huskies Bronze Medal

Under 18 Girls Erin Mills Eagles Silver Medal

Under 16 Boys Ajax Strikers Gold Medal

Under 16 Girls Pickering Power Green Gold Medal

Under 14 Boys Brampton Blast Bronze Medal

Under 14 Girls Brampton Brams United Angels Silver Medal

Masters Scarborough GS United Gold Medal

Classics Rexdale Reunited Elites Gold Medal



2010 National All-Star Championships

Under 14 Girls Ontario Gold Medal

Under 16 Girls Ontario Gold Medal

Under 14 Boys Ontario Silver Medal

Under 16 Boys Ontario Silver Medal



Amendments to the Constitution

There were no submissions of proposed amendments to the Constitution.



Nominations for 2011 OSA Board of Directors

As of the nomination deadline at 12 midnight, Saturday, April 16, 2011, the following nominations were received:

The following persons have been nominated for Vice President:1 Wayne MacDougall nominated by: Eastern Ontario District S.A.2 Ugo DiFederico nominated by: South-West Regional S.A.

The following persons have been nominated for Secretary :1 Dan Tomlinson nominated by: Peel Halton S.A.2 nominated by:

The following persons have been nominated for Treasurer:1 Louise Garneau-Ross nominated by: Huronia District S.A.2 Robert Vizzaccaro nominated by: Peel Halton S.A.3 Mack Meloche nominated by: Ontario Soccer Referees' Association

The following persons have been nominated for Director-A t-Large (one Director-At-Large position up for election at 2011 Annual Meeting):

1 Bill Condy nominated by: York Region S.A.2 Ian Duncanson nominated by: Eastern Ontario District S.A.3 nominated by: 4 nominated by:

NOTE: A nominee who is defeated for any of the position s nominated above may be nominated from the floor for a subsequent position.

The following persons have been nominated for District R epresentative:1 East Central Ontario S.A. Dana Nahrgang2 Eastern Ontario District S.A. 3 Hamilton and District S.A. Al Carrafiello4 Huronia District S.A. Alwyn Vanden Berg5 Lambton Kent S.A. Barry Goodwin6 Scarborough S.A.7 Soccer North Ontario S.A. John Labine8 Soccer Northwest Ontario9 South-West Regional S.A. Graham Williams

10 Sudbury Regional S.A. Sylvie Rodrigue11 Toronto S.A. Charles Wyatt



2011 Board of Directors ElectionsPosition: Vice-President

Nominee: Wayne MacDougallNominated By: Eastern Ontario District S.A.

Biographical sketch of nominee:Education - Electrical EngineerSystems Engineer, Database Application Designer, Technical Director Electronic Warfare Programs

Soccer ExperienceMy involvement in Soccer started in 1997 with assisting my Children's teams when they were young. As they grew up I became involved in Coaching, including coaching at the Competitive level up to U13 Regional. I have since returned to coaching at the U5 to U7 level with my son. Ten years ago I started in the administration of soccer as a director with Cumberland United Soccer Club where I held the positions of Novice Director (U10 and U11), Competitive Director, President, Technical Director and Micro Director (U5 to U8). During my time in Cumberland I developed a multi-user web application to manage all registrations, assign players to teams, send emails to members, manage users and generate registration reports for the treasurer. The system is still used today and I continue to make improvements, most recently adding a feature to export the data required for the OSA import into AIMS.

As Director of Operations for the East Region Soccer League with over 500 teams, I gained valuable insight into the operation of Leagues and how the current structure does not support LTPD.

As President of the EODSA I have seen first hand the issues that have been created by AIMS and have participated as a member of the OSA AIMS Advisory Committee to help improve the process.

I have been involved in all aspects of the game from coaching to refereeing, to running a Club and a League, the EODSA and the OSA Board of Directors. This has enabled me to understand all of the issues people have.

1997 to 1999Cumberland United Assistant Coach - House League

2000Cumberland United Assistant Coach - Mini Competitive U10Cumberland United Novice Director

2001Cumberland United Assistant Coach - Mini Competitive U11Cumberland United Competitive DirectorReferee Level 3

2002Cumberland United Coach - Competitive U12Cumberland United Competitive Director

2003Cumberland United Coach - Competitive U13 RegionalCumberland United President

2004Cumberland United President

2005Cumberland United President

2006East Region Soccer League Director of OperationsEODSA Director at Large

2007Cumberland United Micro Director (U5 to U7)East Region Soccer League Director of OperationsEODSA 2nd Vice President

2008East Region Soccer League Director of OperationsEODSA 2nd Vice President

2009EODSA President


EODSA Acting TreasurerOSA Board of DirectorsOSA Technical Committee

2010OSA TreasurerEODSA PresidentOSA Technical Committee

2011EODSA PresidentOSA Technical Committee

Nominee's statement outlining:1. her/his vision of the future of The Ontario Soccer Association:

To help make the Ontario Soccer Association a revitalized and vibrant organization that, in partnership with our Districts and especially our Clubs, moves our Game forward to provide the optimum development environment for our Youth and the best place to play for those who love to play the Game.

To accomplish this we need to create an environment that encourages continued participation in the OSA. Today our organization is so over burdened with rules and regulations that our Recreational members wonder why they join and our Competitive members are confused and frustrated. Instead I see the future as one where the administration is simple, and the rules are limited only to those that are needed.

2. what she/he hopes to achieve:

In 2010 I put forward the idea of a complete rewrite of our rules and was pleased to see that accepted. There has not been as much progress as I would have liked but it has started. LTPD will lead the way for player development, but it also critical that the OSA be structured to support the many more players who play our Game for competition and pleasure. I believe that as your Vice President I would be in a position to lead this project and ensure it was completed within this term.

In parallel with the rules rewrite, I believe that the fundamental step towards simplifying the administration of soccer in Ontario is a change to a single, annual registration for each participant. This would also ensure fairness to our players, as under the current system, a player is charged all District, OSA and CSA fees for each team they are registered to.



2011 Board of Directors ElectionsPosition: Vice-President

Nominee: Ugo Di FedericoNominated By: South West Regional S.A.

Biographical sketch of nominee:Personal;Born in Pescara Italy; landed in Halifax in 1961; took-up residence in Sault Ste. Marie. Moved to Toronto in 1964. Married in 1976. Mary & I have three girls

Education;De La Salle High School & Bathurst Heights SS in Toronto. Graduated from York University in 1978 with Bachelor of Business Administration (Schulich School of Business). Articled with KPMG, Chartered Accountants (emphasis on clients in the Not-For-Profit sector). C.A. designation in 1982.

Professional Experience;Hired by Zenith Canada 1984 as Controller; promoted to Director of Finance & Operations for Canada in 1987. Joined Villa Charities Group in 1989 as Administrator and Director of Finance. Villa Charities is an umbrella organization whose objective is to serve the community by delivering programmes in Seniors Housing, Long-Term Care, Adult programmes for the handicapped, Visual and Performing Arts and Community Centre (includes a Sport & Athletic Club, Fine Dinning and Children’s Day Care).

Soccer Related Accomplishments/Activities; Vice President, OSA

Strategic Planning Review, Chair, OSATreasurer, OSAFinance Committee member, CSAAudit Committee, Chair, CSAInsurance Review Committee Chair, OSAClub Dispute Resolution Committee, YRSATreasurer, York Region S.ATreasurer, Central Girls Soccer League (CGSL)Discipline Committee Member, CGSLDirector At Large, CGSLBoard of Directors, Female Programmes Director, WSCHouse league & Rep Coach (1988-2000), Woodbridge S.C. (WSC)“C” coaching licenseConstitution Committee, WSCCoach (2001 & 2002), Vaughan S.C. Team Manager, Vaughan S.C., U21 Provincial, (WSL)


The volunteer aspect is vital to our association and must be reflected in what we do. Honesty, integrity and transparency are important values that in my opinion we need to aspire to for long-term success. We must continue to gain trust from our constituents through improved communication, the delivery of programmes and in the reporting of our financial affairs. Operations should incorporate a framework of responsibility and accountability. Lastly we should commit to help ensure the fun side of our sport is not watered down to a burdensome level for our participants.


My involvement as a volunteer in soccer has been wide ranging and included; coaching, managing, discipline & appeals, operations & finance. My goal is to improve our reputation, with the participation of districts, clubs and partners, as a well-run, professionally organized, service oriented sport organization advancing the game of soccer



2011 Board of Directors ElectionsPosition: Secretary

Nominee: Dan TomlinsonNominated By: Peel Halton S.A.

Biographical sketch of nominee:

Education and Work Experience

Graduate of McMaster University – 1971- BSc in ChemistryTechnical Director, Pfizer Consumer Healthcare, 1971 to present

Soccer Background

Present Activities:

Secretary, The Ontario Soccer Association Chair, OSA Task Force on Governance (September 2010 to present)Member, CSA Constitution Committee (2008 to present)Life Member of the Burlington Youth Soccer Club2007 Meritorious Service Award RecipientOSA Representative, South Region Soccer League

Prior Activities:

Director-at-Large, The Ontario Soccer Association (One term)Chair, OSA League Management CommitteeOSA Head of Delegation for U18 National Club Championships in Edmonton (three times), Calgary, Charlottetown, Moncton and Toronto OSA Head of Delegation for National All-Star Championship in Winnipeg, Longueil and LavalPeel Halton Soccer Association District Representative on the OSA Board of DirectorsChair of the South Region CouncilChair of the South Region League Management CommitteeSecretary, The Peel Halton Soccer AssociationDirector of Senior Soccer, The Peel Halton Soccer AssociationCoaching Development Director, The Peel Halton Soccer AssociationMember of The OSA “Teams-in-Being” CommitteePresident of the Burlington Youth Soccer Club 1988-1994Served terms as Vice-President, House League Convener, Rep Teams Coordinator, Tournament Director and Indoor Director for the Burlington Youth Soccer ClubServed as Chair of Local Organizing Committee for Ontario Cup Competitions staged in BurlingtonReferee and Coach for the Burlington Youth Soccer Club

Technical:

Senior Level Community CoachFormer Referee


The OSA is recognized by its Membership and various provincial soccer associations as an organizationthat has Board, Committee and governance structures that effectively serve a leading soccer 1.association, its owners (the Members) and its stakeholders,that has a sustainable and achievable Strategic Plan with metrics to assist in the determination of the 2.plan’s success, failure or need for mid-stream corrections,that is a leader in the delivery of grass roots programs such as Long Term Player Development, and3.that has identified and developed alternate forms of revenue generation. 4.

The development of such an Association is guided by the Board, approved by the Membership and supported enthusiastically by all.


The Board of Directors is overseeing a change in the operational direction of the Association, a review of the


Board and Committee structures and the development of a new strategic plan. A significant number of volunteers, Board members and staff, with many different skill sets, interests and experience, will be needed for these initiatives.

In addition to performing my duties as a Director and the Secretary of The OSA, I would like to remain or be appointed a member of committees and groups that are reviewing the Board and Committee structures, the Strategic Plan and the Published Rules. These initiatives will take time to finish and should not be considered complete until their interactions are fully understood and their impact adjusted to meet the wishes of the Members. As a member of these groups, I will participate in the research and comment on what may be needed, in the communication and understanding of recommendations for change and in the presentation of committee reports. I believe these groups and their members will effect change that will ensure the long term sustainability of the soccer in Ontario and the building of an organization capable of managing risks and having the resources to get through difficult periods.



2011 Board of Directors ElectionsPosition: Treasurer

Nominee: Louise Garneau-RossNominated By: Huronia District S.A.

Biographical sketch of nominee:Soccer Experience

Treasurer Durham Region Soccer Association – 2007 to 2011

Vice President Central Girls Soccer League – 2008 to 2010

Committee Member Ontario Cup – 2011 to present OSA Women in Soccer Working Group – 2011 to presentCentral Region League Management Committee – 2010 to presentDiscipline Chair Certification - 2011Celebrating Durham Women in Soccer – 2007 to 2010Audit Committee – 2007 to present District Player Development Committee – 2008 to 2010Volunteer Recognition Committee – 2008 - 2010 Futsal Showcase Game - 2010Technical Director Hiring Committee – 2010 Community Leadership Appreciation Day - 2009Strategic Planning Committee – 2009

Team Manager Oshawa Kicks Soccer Club – 2005 – 2007

Volunteer Experience

Board Member Grandview Children’s Foundation – 1997 to 2003Campbell Children’s School Authority – 1997 to present

Committee Member Finance & Audit Committee – Grandview Children’s Foundation1999 – 2003

Employment Experience

Legal Assistant McMillan LLP – 2007 to presentProduction Operator Chrysler Canada – 1998 to 2005Cashier A & P (Metro) – 1990 to 2007


I want to ensure that all members can reach their goals within the association whether they are an athlete, coach, referee or volunteer. We need to ensure that the OSA provides support and resources necessary to achieve these goals.We also need to have clear effective communication from the association all the way down to the athlete.


I believe we need to continue looking at one registration fee and this fee cannot be a barrier to anyone who wants to play the game. I will work with executive, board and staff to look at various streams of revenue so that we are not continually downloading the cost of programs to districts, clubs, teams and players.We also need to make sure that our fee to the CSA is properly managed and administered.




Nominee: Robert VizzaccaroNominated By: Peel Halton S.A.


Professional ExperienceVP Finance and Administration - PINPOINT GPS SOLUTIONS INC., Mississauga, Ontario (current)Head of Finance, International Wealth Management - Royal Bank of Canada , Toronto, Ontario (to 2008)

Areas of Expertise Strategic & In-Year Financial Planning� Growth Strategies� International Finance & Operations�

Budgeting & Cash Flow Optimization� Controllership Functions� Forecasting & Financial Modeling�

Corporate Taxation & Tax Planning� Financial Reporting� Leadership & Mentoring�

US & Canadian GAAP� Cost Reduction & Avoidance� Internal Controls/Risk Management�

Process Re-engineering� MD & A Analysis� SOX & IFRS Compliance�

EducationChartered Accountant (C.A.) – Canadian Institute of Chartered AccountantsBachelor of Arts – York University

Community Leadership Treasurer / Executive Officer – Peel Halton Soccer Association Finance Committee – Ontario Soccer AssociationManager – Dixie Lady Cougars Soccer Team (senior women)


Ensuring continuity of financial stability of OSA�

Being an effective and supportive sports organization�

Ensuring services to members and soccer community at large are provided in a cost effective manner�


Review and assess the financial systems �

Providing effective and timely financial reports to facilitate understanding of the financial framework of the �

OSATransparency in financial reporting to both members and the board of the OSA.�




Nominee: Mack MelocheNominated By: Ontario Soccer Referees' Association


Mack Meloche BA (Hons. Math), CMA

Over the last thirty years, I have participated in many facets of Soccer as a player, a coach, an administrator, a referee, a club volunteer and a tournament convenor. Currently, I am a referee in the highly regarded Provincial ART program, a instructor and assessor, and I am a member of The Ontario Soccer Association Finance Committee.

In my professional career, I have spent over a decade at BMO Financial Group, an official corporate sponsor of The OSA, where I have gained varied experience in areas such as procurement and strategic sourcing, human resource management, cash management and cheque processing, international trade finance, commercial finance management and for the past two years, Risk Management. Prior to my involvement in the banking sector, I held various roles within the education, information technology and manufacturing sectors.

While at BMO, I have continued to build upon my Honours Bachelor of Mathematics degree from the University of Waterloo by taking courses in technology, project management and leadership. In addition, I am a Certified Management Accountant (CMA).

With my extensive background in soccer, my business experience and commitment to continuing education, I offer to bring to the role of Treasurer for The Ontario Soccer Association significant expertise beyond simple finances. I look forward to making a significant contribution to the future success of The OSA and its ability to accomplish its mission through this financial leadership role. I believe this role must embrace an outward-facing and transparent approach to communicating financial results to its membership and board.


I envision an Association which continues to fulfil its mission through the provision of quality programs and services to Members based on a solid stewardship of funds and assets.


I hope to achieve increased trust of the Members on all financial issues by thorough and transparent communication of the financial status of the Association.



2011 Board of Directors ElectionsPosition: Director-At-Large - Two Year Term

Nominee: Bill CondyNominated By: York Region S.A.

Biographical sketch of nominee:Soccer related : Recreational Coach, female youth - 6 years Competitive Coach, female youth - 3 years. Newmarket Soccer Club Tournament Chair - 2 years Newmarket Soccer Club Board member - 14 years Newmarket Soccer Club President - 7 Years York Region Soccer League V.P. - 4 years Central Girls Soccer League Discipline Chair - 2 years Central Girls Soccer League V.P. -2 years York Region Board Director of Club Affairs - 4 years YRSA Referee Committee -3 years YRSA President - 4 Years Central Region Soccer League Management Committee YRSA Rep. - 6 years OSA EMSA Peer Group - 2 years OSA -Technical Committee - 3 years OSA Board Member - 4 years OSA Executive Committee – 2 years

Personal: Married, 1 son, 1 Daughter and three step-daughters (Two strikers and three keepers). Arts Degree in Psychology, History and Political Science. Have been a theatrical impresario, home renovator and a life -long entrepreneur book-seller with as many as 75 employees at a given time.


At best, the OSA has levelled off for the past two and a half years. We have to make a concerted effort to bring all parties together to work as a single team. There is nothing wrong with people having differing ideas, but these have to be communicated to each other in an open and transparent manner. Decisions have to be made in an efficient process but all board members and districts must have input.


I hope to be the catalyst that once and for all, allows us to have a final governance model, featuring a relationship with an operational model (staff) that works to the satisfaction of all. There are many major projects that have been promised for years and because we have not been able to work properly together, these have not been brought to fruition. It is my intention that during the period between the close of nominations and the run up to the AGM, to bring to one and all, the awareness of all major projects that we should be working to complete. I have a confidence in all of us that we can, once and for all, bring the OSA to a level of productivity that matches its potential.



2011 Board of Directors ElectionsPosition: Director-At-Large - Two Year Term

Nominee: Ian DuncansonNominated By: Eastern Ontario District S.A.


FOOTBALL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCEGrowing up in Moncton, NB I was a two-sport athlete, football (soccer) and basketball, through to and including my first two years in university. It wasn’t until I moved to Ottawa, after university, that I found the game of football had become hampered by over-administration and micro-management. It was at that point that I decided to step forward and try to effect change from the boardroom.

1980-1982 — Youth Referee2001-Present — Community Coaching Certificate2001-2002 — Director at-Large, Ottawa Carleton Soccer League (OCSL)2004-Present — Secretary, Eastern Ontario District Soccer Association (EODSA)2006-2008 — Chair of Facilities & Infrastructure, EODSA2006-Present — Sport Matters Group, Member at-Large2006-2007 — Supervisor Signage/Displays/Branding, 2007 FIFA U20 World Cup Canada2007-2010 — Secretary, East Region Soccer League (ERSL)2008-Present — Chair of the City of Ottawa Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (PRAC)2009-Present — District Representative, OSA

OSA IT Advisory Committee (formerly AIMS Committee)OSA Strategic Planning CommitteeOSA Standing Committee on Governance

EDUCATION1987-1991 — Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC (Computer Science major, Math and Physics minors)

EMPLOYMENT1992-Present — Ottawa Hospital Systems Management (IT)


This is the time for profound change in the governance and the administration of football in Ontario and specifically at the OSA. We must get back to the business of the game itself and away from overloading our Membership in bureaucratic procedure. Put the focus back on the pitch emphasizing development and opportunity.


reduce the administrative and bureaucratic role of the OSA in an effort to foster rather than hinder the �

progression of the Players, Coaches and Referees in Ontario.help oversee the procurement and transition to a registration system that fulfils the needs of our end users.�

ensure the rules rewrite gets accomplished and enacted in a reasonable amount of time.�

transition the OSA to a single annual registration.�

reduce the amount of travel for meetings (primarily committees) and supplement with available �

technologies.removal of the restrictions on play within the Province of Ontario.�

ensuring the proper and timely implementation of LTPD.�

establish, possibly in conjunction with the CSA, proper elite training facilities across the Province.�



OSA Life Members

Lois BrewerTom Doyle

Lewis EdwardsJim Ellis

Edward GrendaWilliam HoyleTerence KellyAlan SouthardJack StrachanClive WilkinsonLes Wilkinson

OSA Life Members Died But Not Forgotten

Ian DicksonLes Digby

John HendersonBert Lipsham

George MacDonaldHarry PollardBill Simpson

John TraganitisCasey van Maris



OSA Staff

Guy Bradbury Chief Executive Officer

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Brian Ashton Regional Coach (Sudbury)

Alex Chiet Chief Technical Officer

Rose Ciarrocchi Coordinator (Accounting)

Dave Colistro Regional Coach (Thunder Bay)

Mark Cristante Coordinator (Information Systems)

Miranda Degliangeli Soccer Development Administrator

Marshal Fernandes Project Manager

Rob Ferrari Coordinator (Competitions and Events)

Ruben Flores Regional Coach (Oakville)

Robyn Gmeindl Coordinator (Competitions and Events)

Jennifer Granger Coordinator (Regions 1,2 & 3 Soccer Development)

Matt Greenwood Coordinator (Special Projects)

Bruce Henderson Director (Organizational Development)

Lyndon Hooper Technical Coordinator (Referee Development)

Gerry Jennings Coordinator (Corporate Services)

Brett Knox Coordinator (Operations)

Joey Lombardi Regional Coach (Vaughan)

Kathleen McCarthy Technical Coordinator (Referee Development)

Robyn McComb Director (Competitions and Events)

Alex McNutt Regional Coach (Ottawa)

Estelle Nicholls Technical Coordinator (Coach Development)

Nat Palad Finance Manager

David Peak Regional Coach (London)

Nicky Pearson Manager (Referee Development)

Chantal Poulin Coordinator (Futsal)

Bryan Rosenfeld Manager (Player Development)

Wolf Ruck Coordinator (Communications)

Kevin Small Technical Coordinator (Player Development)

Jamie Smith Coordinator (Play Soccer Help Desk)

Charonne Thomasos Coordinator (Regions 4 & 5 Soccer Development)

Patrick Tobo Regional Coach (Oshawa)

Dhaval Trivedi Technical Analyst

Kim Watson Project Manager/Curator (Soccer Hall of Fame & Museum)

Cathy Watt Coordinator (Member Services)

Tom Wilkinson Manager (Information Systems)



The Ontario Soccer Centre Board of Directors

President Ugo DiFederico1st Vice President Ron Smale2nd Vice President vacantTreasurer Guy BradburySecretaryDirector

Dan TomlinsonWinnie Brown

Director Bill CondyDirector Michael AllisonDirectorDirector

Marlon KallideenTony Carella

The Ontario Soccer Centre Staff

Director of Facilities Dan BergerBuilding Operations Manager Ken TravisBookings and Events Manager Brittney Pacione Building Operator Nick Bowley Custodian Nick Somsanith Custodian Augusto Alarcon Taco Custodian Food Services Manager Gilda Coppola



The Ontario Soccer Centreby Dan Berger

In November 2010 The Soccer Centre celebrated its thirteenth anniversary, and once again the facility was able to achieve all of its operational and financial targets for this past year. The Centre continued to operate at capacity throughout its prime time hours, and its non prime time bookings increased from both a usage as well as a revenue perspective. In addition to non soccer sports such as field hockey, touch football, and lacrosse, the facility also played host to a number of cultural and religious festivals.

From a financial perspective, the facility realized a profit of approximately $320,000. This represents the excess of revenue over expenses after all financing has been taken into account. Currently the annual amount of cash set aside for debt and interest payments is $575,000. The loan, which at December 31st, 2010 stood at approximately $2.8 million, is scheduled to be retired in full by October 25, 2017. Once this loan is retired, The Soccer Centre will have an annual positive cash flow in excess of $1 million.

Even though the facility is doing very well from a financial perspective, money continually needs to be re-invested in upgrades to ensure that the facility remains current , and although the debt load is completely manageable, it is still present. Currently, the major capital project that needs to be undertaken is the reconstruction and paving of the entire parking lot and driveways (approximately $500,000), and in subsequent years we will be looking at replacing the outdoor artificial turf (approximately $600,000). There is also the original investment from the promissory notes holders that has to be repaid (approximately $675,000).

In 2010, The Soccer Centre received approximately $85,000 in funding from both the Provincial and Federal levels of government. This money was used to build an on site storage facility for the dome in the summer months, as well as to undertake significant caulking repairs to both levels of the exterior roof.

The most notable operational change that the facility undertook in 2010 was the creation of the Provincial Indoor Soccer League. This League represented the first time that the building undertook its own programming. The League operated eight divisions and was comprised of 74 teams from seven different districts. It was run out of both Lamport Stadium as well as The Soccer Centre, and it was incredibly well received. Demand for the League was significantly greater than the number of hours available, and the goal for the 2011/12 indoor season will be to accommodate as many teams as possible. The Ontario Soccer Association continues to act as the community bookings agent for Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment with respect to the operations at Lamport Stadium.

In sum, The Soccer Centre has had another great year, and no report would be complete without an acknowledgement to all of the user groups that work together with the staff to make the building a success.

There is definitely a need to build more indoor full field permanent soccer structures, and hopefully in the future years a significant portion of the profit from The Soccer Centre can be set aside to pursue this initiative.



Soccer Hall of Fame and MuseumBoard of Governors

Chair Bruce Thomas1st Vice Chair Terry QuinnSecretary Lynne McGarrigle Member John KnoxMember John McGrane Member John Vanderkolk Member Cesar Velasco Member Les Wilson Chairman Emerirtus William Hoyle Chief Executive Director Guy Bradbury

Associates: Historian Colin Jose



The Soccer Hall of Fame and Museumby

This past year the Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum has concentrated on three key areas:To strengthening the presence of the organization in the community through outreach �

activitiesTo continue with our collection management activities�

To build new partnerships, collaborations and networks�

The collection management activities included, reconciling outstanding and expired loans, developing collection management forms and inventorying and accessioning a large diverse collection. After considerable research, the Museum Collection Management Software “Past Perfect” was purchased along with a camera and photographic equipment. The program “Past Perfect” is enabling the museum to properly digitize the artifact and archival collections and will allow them to be more accessible and utilized on the museum’s new website. The community will be able to view the museum, experience virtual exhibits and explore never seen before areas of the museum’s exciting artifact collection. To date the artifact collection has been inventoried with 1200 items properly catalogued, photographed and entered into the database. This is an exciting step forward for the organization and will allow the museum to reach a greater audience, assist staff with public enquiries, aid in the development of school programs and support the development of future exhibits.

There were several new temporary exhibits created that were displayed both in house and off site that focused on the evolution of soccer equipment, women in soccer, Challenge Cup display, early Ontario soccer and Hall of Fame inductee and team displays. This year the museum developed a travailing library program that was delivered to various institutions throughout the GTA where children were able to share their soccer stories while learning about our rich soccer history! The Museum partnered with heritage and professional organizations such as The Ontario Museums Association, The Canadian Heritage Information Network and Fleming College’s Museum Management and Curatorship program. These initiatives have allowed the museum to have a greater presence within the building as well as awareness within the community.

There were many public inquiries ranging from specialized information on teams and players to possible donations. The inquiries regarding donations resulted in 12 new exciting acquisitions for the museum.

The 11th annual Induction Banquet was held on June 5, 2010 at The Liberty Grand and was a tremendous success.

The Inductees included:Players: Silvana Burtini, Gordon Ion, Walter ThompsonBuilders: Brian Avey, Stuart BrownPioneer: John RusselTeam of Distinction: 1976 Toronto Metros-CroatiaOrganization of Distinction: Vancouver Firefighters

The Museum created a new award named in honour of Brian Budd. This new award is not an induction into the Hall of Fame but rather recognizes outstanding individuals in promoting the game of soccer in Canada. The winner of the first Brian Budd Award of Distinction was the late Peter Zezel.

The Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum exhibits, celebrates and preserves Canada’s diverse soccer history by ensuring its safekeeping and creatively sharing it with the community.



Ontario Cup Winners

Under 12 Boys Under 13 Boys Under 14 Boys1975 - Oakville Crowder MFG1976 - London Forest City1977 - Cinguacousy Delta1978 - Niagara Falls Young Graves1979 - Chinguacousy1980 - Oakville Shell Canada1981 - Wexford Brown Boveri Howden1982 - Windsor Running Shoe1983 - St. Catharines Optimist Wolves1984 - Wexford STS Volvo1985 - Malton1986 - London B & K Metal1987 - Scarborough Maple Leaf1988 - Brampton Rebels1989 - Mississauga1990 - Scarborough National Malvern1991 - Mississauga1992 - Brampton Youth Blazers1993 - Dixie 821994 - Chinguacousy1995 - Brampton Blades1996 - Brampton Bulls1997 - Brampton 851998 - Scarborough Wexford Terriers1999 - Kleinburg/Nobleton Lions 87A2000 - Burlington Bulldogs2001 - Mississauga Dixie 89'ers2002 - Etobicoke Tigers2003 - Markham Lightning2004 - North York Spartacus2006 - Ajax Strikers2007 - Brampton A Battlecats2008 - Richmond Hill Raiders 96A2009 - Ajax Venom2010 - Mississauga Falcons A

1970 - Chinguacousy Mosquitos1971 - Duffield Boys Club1972 - Anglo Canadians1973 - Scarborough Caledonia1974 - Wexford Cameron Advertising1975 - St. Andrew Wynns Whippets1976 - St. Andrew Schuller Machine1977 - Mississauga United Falcons1978 - Oshawa1979 - Mississauga United1980 - Stampall Washer Chinguacousy1981 - Niagara Falls Kiwanis Club1982 - Oakville Sun Life1983 - Guildwood Jimac Paints1984 - Guildwood Rainford Krause1985 - Oakville1986 - London Sports1987 - London1988 - Burlington1989 - Wexford1990 - Scarborough Nationl Malvern1991 - Scarborough National Malvern1992 - Brampton Youth Harriers1993 - Wexford Loyal Order of Moose1994 - Glen Shields Athletics1995 - Brampton Braves1996 - Brampton Blades1997 - North York Azzurri A1998 - Mississauga Dixie Strikers1999 - Scarboro West Rouge Firebirds2000 - North York CS Azzurri2001 - Woodbridge Strikers2002 - North London Dynamites2003 - Glen Shields Sun Devils 'A' 2004 - North Mississauga Panthers2005 - Brampton Blast2006 - Erin Mills Golden Eagles2007 - Oakville Raiders2008 - London City Arsenal2009 - Ajax Thunder2010 - Vaughan Azzurri A

1980 - Brown Boveri1981 - Wexford Hansier Ind.1982 - Malvern1983 - Wexford1984 - Wexford Bessbrook1985 - Armourdale1986 - Maple Leaf Paragon Panthers1987 - Malton1988 - Mississauga Blue Devils1989 - Scarborough Maple Leaf1990 - Chinguacousy1991 - Scarborough National Malvern1992 - Scarborough National Malvern1993 - Dixie Flyers1994 - Scarborough Azzurri Athletics1995 - North Scarborough Strikers1996 - Ajax Royal Scot Warriors1997 - Scarborough Snickers Crystals1998 - Mississauga Dixie Lightning1999 - Mississauga Dixie Strikers2000 - North York CS Azzurri2001 - Woodbridge Strikers2002 - Oakville Winstars2003 - North London Dynamite2004 - Oakville Bluestars2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles A2006 - Brampton Blast2007 - Mississauga Erin Mills Golden Eagles2008 - Unionville Milliken Strikers Red2009 - Markham Lightning2010 - Brampton Blast

Under 15 Boys Tier 2 Under 16 Boys Tier 2 Under 17 Boys Tier 21995 - Mississauga Blue Devils1996 - North York Azzurri A1997 - Welland Young’s Insurance1998 - London Blue Dragons1999 - Ottawa St. Anthony2000 - Ottawa Royals2001 - Kanata United Selects2002 - North York Hearts2003 - Newmarket York United Cobras2004 - Oshawa Turul2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills Stormin' Eagles2006 - Mt. Hamilton A2007 - Oakville Fusion2008 - Scarborough Olympic Flame Colossus2009 - Richmond Hill Raiders White2010 - Burlington Falcons

1996 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles1997 - Sarnia Bluewater Blast1998 - Cobourg Northumberland Utd.1999 - Ottawa Blue Lightning2000 - Brampton Chinguacousy2001 - Toronto York Jets2002 - Oakville United2003 - Croatia Windsor2004 - Weston Wolves2005 - Oshawa Turul2006 - Mississauga Dixie Panthers2007 - Simcoe Strikers2008 - Tecumseh Warriors2009 - Oak Ridges SC Knights2010 - Richmond Hill Raiders 94B Green

1997 - North Bay CTS Computer Products1998 - Nepean Hotspurs Fury1999 - Osgoode-Rideau Rowdies2000 - Oakville Blades2001 - Sport London Befica2002 - Kanata2003 - Vaughan United2004 - Guelph Royals2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2006 - Sarnia Bluewater2007 - St. Catharines Club Roma Wolves2008 - Bolton Wanderers2009 - Thunder Bay Chill2010 - Whitby Iroquois 93B


Ontario Cup Winners

Under 15 Boys Tier 1 Under 16 Boys Tier 1 Under 17 Boys Tier 11970 - Westwood Flyers1971 - Downsview Dimonte Demons1972 - Downsview Dimonte Demons1973 - St. Andrews Howells Owls1974 - Chinguacousy Merit Pools1976 - Downsview Four Valley1977 - St. Andrews Wynns Wippets1978 - St. Jane Frances, Toronto1979 - London City BCI1980 - Granada TV Rental, Oakville1981 - Art Magic ACarpentry Mississ.1982 - Canadiana Rest., Toronto Italia1983 - Highland Fish & Chips, Scarboro1984 - Shell Canada, Oakville1985 - Guildwood SC1986 - Display Finishers, Wexford SC1987 - Scarborough Maple Leaf1988 - Dixie1989 - Wexford1990 - Wexford1991 - Malton Bullets1992 - Whitby Iroquois1993 - Scarborough National Malvern1994 - Scarborough Olympic Flame1995 - Scarborough Wexford Loyal Order of Moose1996 - Woodbridge Strikers1997 - Southwest United1998 - Brampton Blades1999 - North York CS Azzurri 842000 - Mississauga Dixie Strikers2001 - Mississauga Falcons2002 - Woodbridge Strikers2003 - East York Komets2004 - Mississauga Dixie 89'ers2005 - Oakville Bluestars2006 - Woodbridge Strikers2007 - Brampton Blast2008 - Mississauga Falcons2009 - Oakville Boys 1994 A2010 - Erin Mills Eagles A

1975 - Wexford Skytrain1976 - Wexford Formsport1977 - Wexford Matell1978 - Etobicoke Martingrove1979 - St. Andrews Royal Bank1980 - Wexford Eastway Restaraunt1981 - Rexdale Rovers1982 - Toronto Italia - Caldonia Kings1983 - Wexford Modern Optical1984 - Malton Plan Electric1985 - Wexford1986 - Scarborough Blues1987 - CS Azzurri1988 - Scarborough Maple Leaf1989 - Guildwood1990 - Wexford1991 - Wexford1992 - Malton Bullets1993 - Scarborough Malvern Magic1994 - Oakville Blue Devils1995 - Brampton Harriers1996 - North Scarborough Flyers1997 - North Scarborough Flyers1998 - Vaughan Rockets1999 - North Scarboro Snickers Crystals2000 - North York CS Azzurri 842001 - Brampton Thistle2002 - Oakville Strikers2003 - Woodbridge Strikers '87 A2004 - Glen Shields Sun Devils2005 - Mississauga Dixie 89'ers2006 - Mississauga Dixie Dominators2007 - London City Cobras2008 - North York Hearts Azzurri2009 - Ajax Gunners2010 - Ajax Strikers '94

1970 - Westwood Beavers1971 - Westwood Hawks1972 - Westwood Flyers1973 - Downsview Dimonte Demons1974 - Downsview Dimonte Demons1975 - Scarboro Maple Leaf Olympic1976 - Saltfleet Go-Ahead1977 - Midland Caledonia1978 - Cabbagetown1979 - Martingrove1980 - Oakville Trebor1981 - Oshawa Turul Kassinger1982 - Oshawa Turul1983 - North York Cosmos1984 - Wexford Modern Optical1985 - Toronto Italia1986 - Burlington Ridge Rangers1987 - Scarborough Blues1988 - Oshawa Turul1989 - Nepean Hotspurs1990 - Malton1991 - Wexford1992 - London Youth Red Devils1993 - Malton Bullets1994 - Oakville Winstars1995 - Scarboro Malvern The Force1996 - Mississauga Dixie1997 - Woodbridge Strikers1998 - Thorold Cobras1999 - Scarborough Wexford Warriors2000 - North Mississauga Panthers2001 - Mississauga Dixie2002 - Ottawa Internationals2003 - Toronto CS Azzurri '86 2004 - Brampton Bandits2005 - Etobicoke Energy2006 - St. Catherines Concord Gunners2007 - Mississauga Dixie Dominators2008 - Niagara Falls Titans2009 - Scarborough Wexford United2010 - Erin Mills Golden Eagles


Ontario Cup Winners

Under 18 Boys Under 19 Boys Under 21 Men2004 - Ottawa St. Anthony's2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills2006 - MIssissauaga Erin MIlls Eagles2007 - Woodbridge Strikers2008 - St. Catharines Concord Gunners2009 - Oaville Soccer Club2010 - Woodbridge Strikers

Special Olympics

1980 - Oakville1981 - Woburn1982 - Woburn Shully Dibble Fuels1983 - Toronto Italia Caledonia Kings1984 - Scarborough Maple Leaf Pandolvolo1985 - Cinguacousy1986 - Burlington1987 - CS Azzurri1988 - Scarborough1989 - Woodbridge1990 - Maple Leaf1991 - North York Cosmos1992 - Hamilton Sparta1993 - Glen Shields1994 - North Scarborough Raiders1995 - North York Northwest Azzurri1996 - Vaughan Azzurri1997 - Oshawa Turul1998 - Mississauga Dixie1999 - Thorold Cobras2000 - Windsor FC Nationals2001 - Scarborough Azzurri Lions2002 - North York CS Azzurri2003 - Unionville Milliken Strikers2004 - North York Hearts Azzurri2005 - Woodbridge Strikers2006 - East York Komets2007 - St. Catharines Concord Gunners2008 - Glen Shields Sun Devils2009 - Niagara Falls Titans2010 - Vaughan Azzurri Huskies

1970 - St. Andrews Mansion House1971 - London Forest City1972 - Chinguacousy Jr B1973 - Toronto Jets1974 - Pauline Toronto Jets1975 - Downsview Roselawn Pastering1976 - Pauline Toronto Jets1977 - Scarborough Maple Leaf1978 - Midland Caledonia1979 - Toronto Jets1980 - St. Andrews National Gym1981 - St. Andrews National Gym1982 - Toronto Italia - Ferrin Falcons1983 - Scarborough Maple Leaf Azzurri1984 - North York Cosmos1985 - Scarborough Maple Leaf1986 - Wexford Modern Optical1987 - York Jets1988 - Guildwood1989 - Guildwood1990 - Wexford1991 - North York Azzurri1992 - Scarborough Azzurri Blues1993 - Wexford1994 - North York Rockets1995 - Malton Bullets1996 - North York Northwest Azzurri1997 - Vaughan Azzurri1998 - Oakville Blue Devils1999 - Woodbridge Strikers2000 - Vaughan Rockets2001 - Windsor FC Nationals2002 - Woodbridge Strikers2003 - Woodbridge Strikers

1994 - Fort Erie Kicks1995 - Fort Erie Kicks1997 - Windsor Spirit1998 - Kitchener Spirit1999 - Kitchener Spirit2000 - Trenton - Lindsay Flyers2001 - Windsor2002 - Kitchener Spirit2003 - Kitchener Spirit2004 - Windsor Caboto2005 - Windsor Caboto2008 - Windsor Italian Canadian Handicapable Association Spirit2009 - Windsor I.C.H.A Spirit (Div. A), Brampton Panthers (Div. B)2010 - Windsor Caboto Specials

Men1901 - Galt Football Club1902 - Galt Football Club1903 - Galt Football Club1904 - Toronto Scots1905 - Seaforth Hurons1906 - Toronto Thistles1907 - Toronto Thistles1908 - Little York1909 - Toronto Thistles1910 - Galt Football Club1911 - Hamilton Westinghouse1912 - Hamilton Westinghouse1913 - Hamilton Lancashire1914 - Toronto Eatonias1915 - Toronto Lanchshire1916 - Toronto Eastonia & Hamilton Westinghouse1918 - Toronto Scottish1919 - Toronto Old Country1920 - Hamilton Westinghouse1921 - Toronto Scottish1922 - Toronto Scottish1923 - Guelph Taylor-Forbes1924 - Brantford Cockshutts1925 - Hamilton Westinghouse1926 - Toronto Willys-Overland1927 - Toronto Ulster United1928 - Toronto Scottish1929 - Toronto Ulster United1930 - Hamilton Thistles1931 - Toronto Scottish1932 - Falconbridge

1933 - Falconbridge1934 - Falconbridge1935 - Toronto British Consols1936 - Toronto British Consols1937 - Toronto Ulster United1939 - Hamilton City1940 - Toronto England United1949 - Hamilton Westinghouse1941 - 1955 - No Competition1956 - Toronto Thistle1957 - Windsor Corinthians1958 - Sudbury United1959 - Hamilton City1960 - Golden Mile Football Club1961 - Windsor Caboto1962 - Toronto Royals1963 - Scarborough Thistle1964 - Sudbury Italia1965 - Oshawa Italia1966 - Italia - London Marconi1967 - Ballymena1968 - Toronto Royals1969 - Sudbury Polish White Eagles1970 - Italo Canadian Hamilton1971 - Windsor Maple Leaf Serbian1972 - San Fili1973 - Toronto West Indies United1974 - Windsor Italia1975 - Brantford Falcons1976 - Croatian Nationals1977 - Toronto Emerald1978 - London Italia Marconi

1979 - Toronto Termitana1980 - Toronto Ciociaro1981 - Kitchener Waterloo Olympics1982 - Hamilton Serbians1983 - Windsor Croatia1984 - Dundas United1985 - Toronto Emerald1986 - Hamilton Steelers1987 - Scarborough Azzurri1988 - Toronto SC Braga Arsenal1989 - Scarborough Azzurri1990 - Windsor Caboto1991 - Scarborough Azzurri1992 - Scarborough Ulster Thistle1993 - Woodbridge Sora Lazio1994 - Scarborough Azzurri 1995 - Windsor Croatia1996 - Scarborough Azzurri1997 - Dundas United1998 - Hamilton Serbians1999 - Woodbridge Sora Strikers2000 - Woodbridge Azzurri2001 - Aurora Hearts2002 - London Portuguese2003 - Kanata Soccer Post2004 - Ottawa Royals2005 - Scarborough GS United2006 - Ottawa St. Anthony's Premier2007 - Woodbridge Italia2008 - A.E.K. London FC2009 - Real Toronto2010 - A.E.K. London FC


Ontario Cup Winners

Under 12 Girls Under 14 Girls Under 16 Girls 1998 - Oakville Cobras1999 - Scarborough Utd Golden Magic2000 - Windsor Eastside Kickers2001 - North London Magic2002 - North London Supernova2003 - Pickering Power2004 - London United Cyclone2005 - Brampton Brams United Blaze2006 - Burlington Heat2007 - Oakville Hurricane '952008 - Burlington Tornados2009 - Oakville Girls 1997 A2010 - Aurora Stingers

1996 - Scarborough United Shadow1997 - Oakville Thistle1998 - Burlington Flames1999 - Oakville Angels2000 - Burlington Blast2001 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2002 - Mississauga Dixie 88's2003 - London Forest United Flames2004 - North London Supernova2005 - London Supernova 912006 - London City Flash2007 - Richmond Hill Raiders2008 - Newmarket United2009 - Ajax Strikers2010 - Brampton Brams United Angels

1997 - Oakville Blazers1998 - Ajax United Snickers Wildcats1999 - Burlington Impact2000 - Pickering Power2001 - Mississauga Dixie Fury2002 - Mississauga Dixie Dominators2003 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles '87 A2004 - Burlington Xtreme2005 - London Forest United Flames2006 - London Supernova2007 - London Supernova 912008 - Burlington Sting2009 - Ajax United Magic '932010 - Pickering Power Green

Under 13 Girls Under 15 Girls Under 17 Girls 1976 - Oakville Cable Vision1977 - Waterloo Pintos1978 - Waterloo Pintos1979 - St. Andrew Dragon1980 - Waterloo Parkway Ford Pintos1981 - St. Andrew Dragon1982 - Malvern Travers Lift Trucks1983 - Stemco Angels1984 - Scarboro United Buccaneers1985 - Scarborough United1986 - Burlington1987 - Scarborough United1988 - Burlington Bandits1989 - West Rouge1990 - Burlington Youth1991 - Burlington Youth Reflections1992 - Burlington Youth Renegades1993 - Scarborough United Panthers1994 - Oakville Blazers1995 - Scarborough United Shadow1996 - Burlington Flames1997 - Hamilton Sparta1998 - Oakville Angels1999 - Oakville Cobras2000 - Scarborough West Rouge Wildcats2001 - North London Rockets2002 - London Forest United Flames2003 - Oshawa Kicks2004 - Burlington Xplosion2005 - Ajax Storm2006 - North Mississauga Panthers2007 - Newmarket United Lasers2008 - Brampton Brams United Rebels 952009 - Pickering Green Lightning2010 - Brampton Brams United Bandits

1976 - Waterloo1977 - St. Andrew1978 - Oakville1979 - Waterloo1980 - St. Andrews Dragons1981 - St. Andrews Dragons1982 - Oakville Local 707 UAW1983 - Scarborough United Dynamos1984 - Scarborough Malvern1985 - Oakville1986 - Burlington1987 - Scarborough City1988 - Scarborough United Stingers1989 - Scarborough United Scorpions1990 - Scarborugh United Spartans1991 - Scarborough United Sonic1992 - Burlington Youth Bullets1993 - Burlington Magic1994 - Scarboro West Rouge Bandits1995 - North York Cosmos1996 - Burlington Sting1997 - Scarborough United Shadow1998 - St. Catharines Angels1999 - Burlington Flames2000 - London Shooting Stars2001 - Oshawa Kicks2002 - Brampton Brams United Rebels2003 - Mississauga Dixie 88's2004 - Burlington Flash2005 - Oshawa Kicks OYSL2006 - Oakville Phantoms2007 - London City Flash2008 - Brampton Brams United Blaze2009 - Newmarket United2010 - Erin Mills Mighty Eagles '95

1976 - Oakville Optimists1977 - Oakville Optimists1978 - Burlington Bantam Girls1979 - St. Andrew Beaver Lumber1980 - Waterloo Dolphiles KW Olympics1981 - Welland Harpwood Trophies1982 - St. Andrews Dragons1983 - Niagara Falls Dino Audio Video1984 - Scarborough United Dynamos1985 - Scarborough United SC1986 - Oakville Angels1987 - Burlington Rebels1988 - Scarborough United Bicks1989 - Burlington Youth1990 - Scarborough United Stingers1991 - Scarborough United Spartans1992 - Scarborough United Spartans1993 - St. Catharines Thunder1994 - Burlington Magic1995 - Burlington Magic1996 - Richmond Hill Raiders1997 - Richmond Hill Raiders1998 - North York Cosmos1999 - Kitchener Spirit2000 - St. Catharines Angels2001 - Burlington Flames2002 - London Shooting Stars2003 - Oakville Cobras2004 - Brampton Brams United Rebels2005 - Mississauga Dixie 88's2006 - Waterloo Hawks2007 - Oshawa Kicks2008 - Oakville Phantoms2009 - Ajax Storm2010 - Ajax United Magic '93

Ontario Cup Winners

Under 18 Girls Under 19 Girls Under 21 Women 1998 - Oakville Phoenix1999 - Scarborough Azzurri Hurricanes2000 - Pickering Power2001 - London Forest United Eagles2002 - Burlington Flames2003 - Mississauga Dixie Fury2004 - Mississauga Dixie Blaze2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2006 - London Forest United2007 - Richmond Hill Raiders2008 - Oshawa Kicks2009 - Scarborough West Rouge Storm2010 - Erin Mills Eagles

1976 - St. Andrews Streakers1977 - Oakville JW Fasteners1978 - Clarkson Sheridan1979 - Oakville Macs1980 - St. Andrew Strikers1981 - Inter'l Stemway1982 - Clarkson Sheridan Cougar Shoes1983 - Oakville Hair Boutique1984 - Oakville Silver Streak1985 - Oakville1986 - Scarborough United1987 - Scarborough United1988 - Burlington Rebels1989 - Oakville1990 - Scarboro United Buccaneers

2004 - Hamilton Sparta2005 - Windsor Caboto Strikers2006 - Pickering Eagles2007 - St. Catharines Jets2008 - Richmond Hill Raiders 212009 - Waterloo Hawks2010 - Richmond Hill Raiders


1991 - Burlington Youth Devils1992 - Scarborough United Stingers1993 - Burlington Bandits1994 - Burlington Bandits1995 - Mississauga Bullets1996 - Scarboro United Golden Pride1997 - Mississauga Falcons1998 - Richmond Hill Raiders1999 - Burlington Sting2000 - Burlington Sting2001 - South Nepean United Iron Eagles2002 - London United2003 - Mississauga Falcons

Women 1977 - Armourdale Royal Reds1978 - London Organic Health Foods1979 - London Organic Health Foods1980 - Niagara Springettes1981 - London Concorde1982 - London Concorde1983 - Oakville Hair Boutique1984 - Scarborugh United1985 - St. Catharines Jets1986 - Scarborough United1987 - Oakville

1988 - Scarborough United Dynamos1989 - Oakville1990 - Oakville1991 - Scarborough United Rowdies1992 - Oakville1993 - Scarborough United Rowdies1994 - Scarborough West Rouge Renegades1995 - Scarborough Azzurri1996 - Scarborough Azzurri1997 - Nepean United Spirit1998 - Nepean United Spirit

1999 - South Nepean United Spirits2000 - Rexdale Elites2001 - Rexdale Elites2002 - Oakville2003 - Scarborough Azzurri Admirals2004 - Scarborough Azzurri Admirals2005 - Oakville Storm2006 - Ottawa Royals2007 - London City Galaxy2008 - North London Galaxy2009 - North London Galaxy2010 - Barrie Spirit



Masters/Classics Provincial Championship Winners

Masters Classics2006 - St. Catharines Moe's Veterans2007 - St. Catharines Thistle2008 - Markham Lightning2009 - Markham Lightning2010 - Scarborough G.S. United

2008 - Rexdale Reunited Elites2009 - Rexdale Reunited Elites2010 - Rexdale Reunited Elites



Ontario Indoor Cup WinnersUnder 13 Boys Under 14 Boys Under 15 Boys

2001 - Etobicoke Energy2002 - Toronto York Jets2003 - Glen Shields Sun Devils2004 - Brampton East Chargers2005 - North York Spartacus2006 - Mississauga Falcons2007 - Pickering Cougars2008 - London Arsenal2009 - Woodbridge Strikers 962010 - Ottawa South United Force 972011 - Brampton East Scorpions

1995 - Glen Shields Athletics1996 - Scarborough Azzurri Blues2000 - Scarborough West Rouge Firebirds2001 - Woodbridge Strikers2002 - North York CS Azzurri2003 - Mississauga Dixie 89'ers2004 - Glen Shields Sun Devils 'A'2005 - North Scarborough Strikers2006 - Ottawa Capital United2007 - Toronto Serbian White Eagles2008 - Pickering Cougars2009 - Erin Mills Eagles2010 - Erin Mills Extreme Eagles2011 - Mississauga Dixie Athletics

1998 - Woodbridge Strikers1999 - Mississauga Dixie Lightning2000 - Mississauga Dixie Strikers2001 - Mississauga Falcons2002 - Mississauga Dixie Destroyers2003 - Etobicoke Energy2004 - Brampton East '892005 - Glen Shields Sun Devils "A"2006 - Woodbridge Strikers2007 - Woodbridge Strikers A2008 - Erin Mills Golden Eagles2009 - Ajax Strikers '942010 - Woodbridge Strikers West

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Under 16 Boys Under 17 Boys Under 18 Boys1988 - Thorold Italo Canadians1989 - Mississauga Dixie1999 - North Mississauga Panthers2000 - North York CS Azzurri '842001 - Mississauga Dixie Strikers2002 - Markham Lightning2003 - Woodbridge Strikers2004 - North Mississauga Classics2005 - Mississauga Dixie 89'ers2006 - Mississauga Dixie 1990 Boys2007 - Vaughan Azzurri OISL2008 - Brampton East Chiefs2009 - Erin Mills Eagles B2010 - Brampton East Snipers2011 - Mississauga Falcons 95B

1997 - Brampton Harriers1998 - Glen Shields Athletics1999 - Vaughan Rockets2000 - North Scarborougn Snickers Crystals2001 - North York CS Azzurri '842002 - North York CS Azzurri '852003 - Toronto CS Azzurri '862004 - Woodbridge Strikers2005 - Etobicoke Energy2006 - North York Armour Heights Knights2007 - Mississauga Falcons2008 - Vaughan Azzurri2009 - Woodbridge Strikers2010 - Erin Mills A

2005 - North York Hearts Azzurri2006 - Ottawa St. Anthony's2007 - Barrie Spirit2008 - Mississauga Dixie Dominators2009 - Vaughan Azzurri2010 - Vaughan Azzurri Huskies '92s2011 - Ajax Gunners Black

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Under 19 Boys Men1999 - Brampton Chinguacousy Strikers2000 - Oakville United2001 - Vaughan Rockets 2002 - North York CS Azzurri '842003 - East York Rovers2004 - Woodbridge Strikers

1987 - Sudbury Blackjacks1988 - Scarborough Azzurri1995 - Toronto Macedonia1996 - Kitchener Selects1997 - Kitchener Selects

Under 13 Girls Under 14 Girls2001 - Mississauga Dixie 88's2002 - Mississauga Dixie Vipers2003 - London Supernova2004 - London United Hurricanes2005 - Ajax Storm2006 - Mississauga Dixie Dragons2007 - London City Meteors2008 - Richmond Hill Raiders2009 - Glen Shields Sun Devils Red2010 - North Mississauga Panthers2011 - Ottawa South United Force 98

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2000 - Richmond Hill Raiders2001 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2002 - Mississauga Dixie 88's2003 - North Mississauga Avalanche2004 - North London Supernova2005 - Oakville Phantoms2006 - Ajax Storm2007 - Brampton Brams United Blaze2008 - London Meteors2009 - Erin Mills B Lady Eagles2010 - Erin Mills Fighting Eagles2011 - Erin Mills U14 White

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Under 15 Girls Under 16 Girls Under 17 Girls1998 - Burlington Impact1999 - Mississauga Dixie Hearts2000 - Mississauga Dixie A2001 - Scarborough United Scorpions2002 - Brampton Brams United Rebels2003 - Ajax Renegades2004 - Aurora Stingers2005 - Vaughan Azzurri2006 - Oakville Phantoms2007 - Nepean Hotspurs Emerald2008 - Mississauga Dixie Dragons2009 - Erin Mills Eagles A2010 - Erin Mills Striking Eagles

1999 - Burlington Impact2000 - Richmond Hill Raiders2001 - Mississauga Dixie Fury2002 - Oshawa Kicks2003 - Brampton Brams United Rebels2004 - Thunder Bay Lakehead Express2005 - Burlington Flash2006 - Sudbury Indoor S.C.2007 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2008 - London Flash2009 - Oshawa Kicks Extreme2010 - Erin Mills Eagles A2011 - Markham Lightning

1997 - Oakville Blazers1998 - Scarborough United Shadow1999 - Scarborough United Shadow2000 - Oakville Impact2001 - Burlington Flames2002 - South Nepean United Lady Strikers2003 - Mississauga Dixie Dominators2004 - Brampton Brams United Rebels2005 - Mississauga Falcons2006 - North Mississauga Avalanche2007 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles A2008 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles B2009 - Unionville Milliken Strikers Red2010 - Oshawa Kicks Extreme


Ontario Indoor Cup Winners

Under 18 Girls Under 19 Girls Women2005 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2006 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2007 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2008 - Brampton Brams United Storm2009 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles '912010 - Mississauga Erin Mills Eagles2011 - Pickering Power Green 1994G

2000 - South Nepean Iron Eagles2001 - South Nepean United2002 - Pickering2003 - Oakville Angels2004 - Oakville Cobras

1995 - Scarborough West Rouge Renegades



Ontario Futsal Cup Winners

Under 13 Girls Under 13 Boys2006 - Mississauga Dixie Dragons2007 - Etobicoke Titans2011 - North Mississauga Panthers

2006 - Noth York Dynamos2007 - North York Hearts Azzurri LP2011 - Ottawa WTS Selects

Under 14 Girls Under 14 Boys2007 - Russell Raiders2008 - Etobicoke Energy2009 - Vaughan Azzurri

2007 - Glen Shields Red2008 - Toronto MRC Uruguay2010 - North York El Salvador

Under 16 Girls Under 16 Boys2008 - Oshawa Turul '922009 - Etobicoke Energy 94A2010 - North York Hearts Azzurri

2008 - North York Dynamo

Women Men2007 - Windsor Caboto2009 - Toronto Eagles2011 - Windsor Caboto

2007 - Real Toronto2009 - North Ottawa Geese2010 - Toronto BOCA Jrs.2011 - Toronto BOCA Jrs.



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