Ottawa Soccer Guide

Amateur soccer is popular in Ottawa-Gatineau with 60,000 kids registered in the area. Ottawa is also one of six Canadian cities that will host the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup of Soccer.

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Tumblers Gymnastics Centre
Tumblers Gymnastics Centre offers everything ‘gymnastic’ under one inviting roof. Drop-in classes, recreational and competitive programs, camp programs and Parties are just some of the fun available. Tumblers is open seven days a week offering daytime and evening programs. Check out our website: www.tumblers.ca or call 613-834-4334 for more details.
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FIFA Women's World Cup 2015

Ottawa is one of six host cities for the Women's World Cup in 2015

Local Soccer Links

Ottawa Fury
The Ottawa Fury women's team won the 2012 W-League championships. And once the new stadium at Lansdowne Park is built, the Fury will being fielding a men's team in the North American Soccer League (NASL).
Capital City FC (currently inactive)
The Community Cup
Cumberland United Soccer Club
Eastern Ontario District Soccer Association
East Region Soccer League
Gloucester Dragons
Gloucester Hornets
Kanata Soccer
Nepean City Soccer Club
Nepean Hotspurs
Ottawa-Carleton Soccer League
Ottawa Falcons Soccer Club
Ottawa Futsal League
Ottawa Internationals Soccer Club
Ottawa Rec Soccer Leagues
Ottawa Royals Soccer Club
Ottawa South United
Ottawa St. Anthony Soccer Club
Ottawa Ukraina Royals Soccer Club
Pro+ Soccer
Ottawa Citizen: Soccer headlines
The Beautiful Game (blog by Richard Starnes)
Canadian Soccer Association

MLS Soccer in Ottawa

In 2008 Eugene Melnyk officially announced his plan to to bring a Major League Soccer (MLS) team to Ottawa. Ottawa was competing with eight other North American cities for an expansion franchise in 2011. The plan included a 30,000-seat, $100-million stadium to be built near Scotiabank Place. Click here for more from the official press release...
Unfortunately Ottawa City Council chose to pursue stadium redevelopment at Lansdowne Park, rather than support a stadium in Kanata. As a result, Mr. Melnyk's MLS project is on hold for now.
Related: Eugene Melnyk comments on MLS decision to award expansion team to Portland

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