Upcoming Events

Feb 20- Scholarship Presentation Gerry Gentile, Communications Director, OYSL, will discuss the processes for applying for university scholarships. North Toronto Community Centre, 200 Eglinton West, 7:30-9:00pm

March 8- Competitive Coach/ Manager Meeting to discuss the proposed changes to the competitive structure in Ontario soccer. North Toronto Community Centre, 7:30-8:30pm  Proposal

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Currently registering players for...

Spring & Summer Recreational Programs

New age-appropriate programs for girls and boys ages 4 to 18 in 2012. Separate girls and boys divisions, ages 6+. Register for one or both outdoor seasons: Spring (May, June); Summer (July-September). Details:

2007-2008  Learn-to-Play program

2004-2006  FUNdevelopment

2001-2003  Youth Rec League

1994-2000  Intermed. Rec League

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North Toronto Soccer Club provides indoor and outdoor programs to over 5,000 community youth, made possible by the energy and dedication of 800 volunteers and the generosity of over 70 community and corporate sponsors.  

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Recreational (house league) Program Registration

Online registration is now open. New age-appropriate programs for girls and boys born between 1994 and 2008. Separate girls and boys divisions for ages 6 and over. Two outdoor seasons; Spring (May and June) and Summer (July to September). Detailed program information and link to registration.  

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243 NTSC families support community players

NTSC provides soccer programs to as many local children as can be accomodated, regardless of ability to pay.  In 2011 the club covered all or part of the fees of over 170 players.  This was made possible by generous contributions from 243 families, supplemented by corporate funding.  THANK YOU VERY MUCH to all who supported this endeavour.  NTSC particularly appreciates the dedication of volunteer Eric Green who initiated the House League sponsored player program in 2010, and has coordinated with the TDSB and the supportive families of the players during the past 2 years.

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  Uniform Buddies

Soccer players in Colombia with uniforms donated by NTSC teams and delivered by one of our parent volunteers, Jaime Aronowitz.  Over 100 sets of 2011 uniforms have been delivered, with current shipments going to Cuba, Mexico, Kenya and South Africa.  More photos and additional information about the program are here.  Thank you to the House League teams that donated their uniforms at the end of the season, the volunteers who washed, packed and delivered them, and especially to Susan Baskin and Dave MacLeod who have developed and managed the Uniform Buddies program.  

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Respect in Soccer  On-Line Course  

The Ontario Soccer Association and the North Toronto Soccer Club are committed to promoting positive behaviour on and off the soccer field through the support of Coaches, Parents, Players, Volunteers and Officials. Respect is the communal responsibility of each participant in soccer to create an environment that is both safe and enjoyable for all who take part.

Click on the image to take the course.

This on-line education tool will help Coaches and Parents identify practices that are unacceptable and acceptable around the soccer field. The program is Canada's only on-line bullying, abuse, harassment and neglect prevention program for Coaches and community leaders. Respect in Soccer has been developed in consultation with the Canadian Red Cross to protect youth, inform leaders, and mitigate an organization's liability.

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Goalkeeper Training

North Toronto Nitros Goalkeeping training takes place every Monday at the Hangar at Downsview Park.

6 to 7pm:  U10 to U12 age groups

7:30 to 9pm:  U13 and older age groups

U8 and U9 age groups will have a monthly group session with dates to be confirmed.

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Toronto soccer.

The North Toronto Soccer Club is the largest soccer club in Toronto.

Click logo to link to sponsor website

 

Farren Fun Foods

  2011 house league team sponsors

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A portion of all sponsorship fees supports financially disadvantaged children and youths.  

North Toronto Soccer Club provides recreational, competitive and skills development programs to 5,000 community members.

For information on becoming a sponsor, please click here.