The 9 reasons for a possible 7-12 teams Canadian women soccer league:
1- There are 3 MLS teams (Toronto FC, Vancouver Whitecaps, CF Montreal) with Academies of boys and girls where they have the resources and funds for women teams.
2- There’s a CPL club (FC Edmonton) with an academy for both boys and girls; they should be ready for the next step into women’s pro team or work out a partnership with St Albert Impact Women’s team!
3- A CPL club (Pacific FC) with a sister side (Vancouver Island FC) that has been competing in the WPSL in the past and is/should be ready for pro level.
4- There’s an international group with a CPL club (Atletico Madrid, Atletico San Luis & Atletico Ottawa) that are involved in women soccer (Atletico Madrid Femenino & Atletico San Luis Femenil) and can take their next step in Canadian Women Soccer
5- The best Canadian women soccer club so far (Calgary Foothills WFC) with very good successful track records in the UWS past seasons
6- The CPL team Valour FC is a community owned sport team, and can have a partnership with FC Manitoba who is ready to launch women’s team!
7- 2 USL League 2 Canadian Teams, Thunder Bay Chill & TSS FC Rovers, can participate in the women’s league as they have a structure and facilities already set.
8- Possibility of the best teams from L1O (Currently FC London Women’s) and from PLSFQ
9- Expansion
-Bonus-
* Here are some very interesting statistics:
- There are around 50 Canadians playing professionally in the NWSL, Europe and Asia.
- There are a lot of Canadian talent in the NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA, CCAA/ACSC
- Numerous talented Canadian players from the UWS, WPSL, L1O, PLSFQ.
- A great number of talented American and foreign players can strengthen the new league
The 9 reasons for a possible 7-12 teams Canadian women soccer league:
1- There are 3 MLS teams (Toronto FC, Vancouver Whitecaps, CF Montreal) with Academies of boys and girls where they have the resources and funds for women teams.
2- There’s a CPL club (FC Edmonton) with an academy for both boys and girls; they should be ready for the next step into women’s pro team or work out a partnership with St Albert Impact Women’s team!
3- A CPL club (Pacific FC) with a sister side (Vancouver Island FC) that has been competing in the WPSL in the past and is/should be ready for pro level.
4- There’s an international group with a CPL club (Atletico Madrid, Atletico San Luis & Atletico Ottawa) that are involved in women soccer (Atletico Madrid Femenino & Atletico San Luis Femenil) and can take their next step in Canadian Women Soccer
5- The best Canadian women soccer club so far (Calgary Foothills WFC) with very good successful track records in the UWS past seasons
6- The CPL team Valour FC is a community owned sport team, and can have a partnership with FC Manitoba who is ready to launch women’s team!
7- 2 USL League 2 Canadian Teams, Thunder Bay Chill & TSS FC Rovers, can participate in the women’s league as they have a structure and facilities already set.
8- Possibility of the best teams from L1O (Currently FC London Women’s) and from PLSFQ
9- Expansion
-Bonus-
* Here are some very interesting statistics:
- There are around 50 Canadians playing professionally in the NWSL, Europe and Asia.
- There are a lot of Canadian talent in the NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA, CCAA/ACSC
- Numerous talented Canadian players from the UWS, WPSL, L1O, PLSFQ.
- A great number of talented American and foreign players can strengthen the new league
Ottawa Fury, please join this
http://www.australianfootballclubs.org.au/uploads/9/8/8/1/9881717/20210118_aafc_nsd_progress_report_final.pdf
Could the Canadian D2 be something along these lines??