U14 soccer. All kinds of possibility.

Abbotsford, British Columbia

Abbotsford Soccer Association publishes community youth soccer for U11–U18 alongside Skill Centre and younger community programmes. The club describes options from beginner and recreational play to competitive development. Current fall registration is shown as closed on the homepage; confirm the next available season and placement directly.

Blainville, Québec

AS Blainville lists individual development for U7–U12 and individual performance training for U13 and older. Its official programme pages describe private and small-group sessions at Parc Blainville. Confirm eligibility, the current timetable, registration and fees directly with the club; the website displays a shop demonstration notice.

Lévis, Québec

Based in Lévis, Association de Soccer Chaudière-Ouest publishes CDC development for U9–U12 and a U13–U18 perfectionnement pathway. The development page describes its summer 2026 organisation. Confirm the next available season, placement, training locations and fees directly with the club.

Laval, Québec

AS Laval publishes a CDC pathway for U4–U12 and juvenile soccer from U13, with local and competitive routes. Its official programme guide shows the U9–U12, U13, U14 and U15–U16 stages. Confirm current registration, placement, costs and training locations with the club.

Surrey, British Columbia

Akal United Football Club is based in Surrey, British Columbia. Its published fall programme includes U5–U9, U10–U12 and divisional U13–U18 groups. This directory covers ages 9–15; confirm birth-year eligibility, the current season, training locations, availability and fees directly with the club.

Fredericton, New Brunswick

FDSA publishes U9 and U11 mini soccer, U13–U18 summer youth soccer, development pathways and winter training. Its recreational youth league welcomes different experience levels and limits travel to the Fredericton region. Confirm current birth-year eligibility and availability.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

The Royals publish a U9–U18 summer youth soccer programme with U9, U11, U13 and U15 divisions within this directory’s focus. The club also lists fall/winter and futsal options. Ask about the current season and team assessments; older registration details remain on the site.

Victoria, British Columbia

Victoria-based Gorge lists younger youth soccer, U11–U13 small-sided soccer and U14–U18 full-field pathways. Some homepage announcements refer to earlier seasons; confirm current registration, assessments and training arrangements directly.

Surrey, British Columbia

Surrey United lists U8–U10 mini soccer, U11–U12 community soccer and U13–U18 community, select and BCSPL pathways. Select placement is by invitation. Ask the club which programme, assessment and training schedule fits the current season.

London, Ontario

London TFC Academy describes development for U7–U12 and an elite pathway for U13–U17, alongside its broader grassroots and OPDL pathway. The overview includes historical birth-year tables: confirm current eligibility, assessments and programme names with the academy.

Toronto, Ontario

Toronto High Park FC publishes an outdoor U6–U18 house league for new and experienced players. This game-based program runs once a week and does not include training sessions; confirm the next season’s availability with the club.

Toronto, Ontario

Toronto club offering recreational soccer, grassroots development and the Nitros competitive pathway. Its program finder lists age bands; confirm the current season because some entries retain older birth-year tables.

Vancouver, British Columbia

VanU lists Second Kicks for U8–U10 and divisional soccer for U11–U18, with academy and skill development options. Families can ask the club to match experience and availability to a program.

Calgary, Alberta

Foothills lists a Youth Club for U9–U19 alongside its younger grassroots program. The club describes academy options within a broader player development pathway.

Calgary, Alberta

Northwest Calgary club with Roots, Core and Reach age stages. Its published options include CMSA league soccer, player placement, camps and an APDL pathway.

Ottawa, Ontario

Ottawa City publishes grassroots, youth recreational, competitive and high performance programs. The club also runs the Kickin’ in the Capital and SURF Challenge Cup events.

Ottawa, Ontario

Community club with recreational and competitive soccer. Published fall programs separate U8–U13 development from U14–U18 youth options, with sessions at Hillcrest and Franco-Cité.

Montréal, Québec

Community soccer in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and Côte-des-Neiges, with youth development, regional competition and adapted soccer. The club describes U9–U12 training and older youth options.

Montréal, Québec

Saint-Laurent club with CDC development and U13-and-older competitive pathways. Advanced CDC entry requires club membership or approval from the technical staff.

Edmonton, Alberta

Scottish United lists developmental soccer for U8–U11 and competitive programs for U12–U19. The club uses Grant MacEwan Park and the Edmonton Soccer Dome.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Northeast Winnipeg club based at Anderson Park. Phoenix describes U9–U17 player development, U11–U12 developmental teams, U13–U17 premier teams and additional indoor options.