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Ontario Premierleague

Ontario Premier League (OPL) is Ontario’s semi-professional and standards based soccer league. It was established in 2014 (Formerly League1 Ontario), and continues to provide players with a crucial development platform, bridging the gap between high-level youth competition and professional leagues.

The league consists of three divisions with a promotion and relegation system between them. This structure allows clubs to ascend or descend based on their performance to ensure competitive balance and opportunities for growth. 

Ontario Premier League is FIFA sanctioned through the Ontario Soccer Association and Canadian Soccer Association, and plays a vital role in Canada’s soccer development pathway.

Meet the Team

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WOMEN’S OPL TEAM

Roster Coming Soon…

MEN’S OPL TEAM

Goalkeepers

taj moore
predrag jovicic

DEFENDERS

THOMAS TOME
OMAR ATIA
ANTHONY WRIGHT
NICHOLAS DUNN
WALLY AHMAT
JAYDEN PINHEIRO
JULIAN SROCK
ALEX KUSZAJ

MIDFIELDERS

SAM GHOULI
MATIAS LESCANO
BRANDON DUARTE
JAEDYN BELL-SAUNDERS
SEBASTIAN MARTINEZ
RONALDO HYLTON
JUSTIN CABRAL
NIKO ESKIT
BLAKE DAVIES

FORWARDS

SAM BARROWCLIFFE
TYLER YASAKA
PETER WATOR
NATHAN BAKER

Next Match

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Women’s Next Match: Friday, April 12th (Away) vs Whitby

Men’s Next Match: Sunday, April 26th (Home) vs Woodbridge Strikers

Schedules

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Season Records

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WOMEN’S OPL TEAM
MEN’S OPL TEAM

Venues and parking

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The majority of Home games for both the Men’s and Women’s program will take place the Bronte Athletic Turf, while select other home games will be played at Pine Glen (Outdoor Fields), as well as Sixteen Mile Turf Fields. 

Please see below for direction and parking information for the three venues. 

Bronte Athletic Park
2197 Lakeshore Rd W, Oakville, ON L6L 3P2
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Bronte Athletic Parking Instructions
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Sixteen Mile Sports Complex
3070 Neyagawa Blvd, Oakville, ON L6M 0P4
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Pine Glen Park
1520 Pine Glen Road, Oakville, ON, L6M 4P4
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hospitality

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More information to come soon!

Tryout Information/Program Outline

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OPL Tryout Information

OSC’s Open Tryouts have now concluded.

If you have additional questions regarding the tryout process, please email kashton@oakvillesoccer.ca

League1 Women's Notification List

Please enter the required information below to join the League1 Women's Program Notification List for Oakville Soccer, and express your interest. If you have any questions, please reach out to kashton@oakvillesoccer.ca

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League1 Men's Notification List

Please enter the required information below to join the League1 Men's Program Notification List for Oakville Soccer, and express your interest. If you have any questions, please reach out to kashton@oakvillesoccer.ca

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2025-26 Program Outlines

Meet the coaches

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OPL Coaching Staff

Duncan Wilde - OPL/Senior Soccer Coordinator (Men's)

Duncan Wilde has had a significant impact on Canadian soccer through his coaching achievements over the past three decades. He began his coaching journey in 1989 by launching Premier Soccer Academy, Ontario’s first registered soccer academy. As his academy flourished, Wilde’s reputation grew, leading him to become Head Coach of the Hamilton Thunder in 2003, where he guided the team to the CPSL Western Conference Championship in his debut season. In 2004, he took the helm of the Toronto Lynx in the USL Pro league, and in 2005, established the Oakville Blue Devils, leading them to a CPSL National Championship in their inaugural season.

Wilde’s coaching legacy continued with the Toronto Lynx Academy, which he co-owned with Billy Steele. Under their leadership, the academy achieved remarkable success in the Super Y League, reaching seven North American finals and producing numerous college and professional players. He also served as Head Coach of the Lynx USL Pro team and Academy Director, further shaping the Canadian soccer landscape. In 2015, Wilde and Steele re-established the Blue Devils FC, guiding them to a League1 Ontario Championship in their first season and leading the men’s team to a second championship in 2017. Wilde was named League1 Ontario Coach of the Year in both 2017 and 2019.

Billy Steele - OPL/Senior Soccer Assistant

Billy Steele, a former midfielder who had a promising playing career cut short by injury, has had a profound impact on Canadian soccer through his coaching achievements. After moving to Canada in 2001, Steele transitioned into coaching and, in 2004, joined the Toronto Lynx as Assistant Coach alongside his close friend Duncan Wilde. Together, they guided the Lynx to success in the USL Pro and USL/PDL leagues, while also helping to establish the Toronto Lynx Academy, which produced many talented players who advanced to college and professional careers.

In 2015, Steele and Wilde re-established Oakville Blue Devils FC as a League1 Ontario men’s team, achieving remarkable success right from the start. The team won the League1 Championship in their debut season and also secured the 2015 Inter-Provincial Championship. Their success continued with the men’s team capturing the 2017 League1 Ontario Championship and becoming the first League1 club to earn a berth in the Canadian Championship. The Blue Devils Academy, which was launched in 2017, grew into one of Canada’s top youth programs, with the men’s, women’s, and reserve teams all winning regular season championships in 2019. Steele’s leadership, alongside Wilde, has left an enduring legacy in Canadian soccer.

Ian Sinclair - U20 Head Coach/OPL3 Assistant Coach

Bio coming soon.

 

Garrett Peters - OPL/Senior Soccer Coordinator (Women's)

Originally from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Garrett Peters is an accomplished athlete and coach with a passion for soccer and track. He excelled at the University of Saskatchewan, where he was a dual sport athlete, earning accolades as a First Team CanWest All-Star in soccer and serving as captain of the Huskies Soccer Team. In track and field, he achieved All-Canadian status and was a national champion, representing Team Canada at the 2015 FISU World University Games in soccer.

Garrett’s coaching career is equally impressive. He led FC London to a record of 34 wins, 9 ties, and 12 losses, achieving two semi-finalist finishes and winning the 2024 L1 Cup. He was also recognized as the July 2024 Coach of the Month for his outstanding leadership. At McMaster University, he guided the Women’s Soccer team to a record of 17 wins, 5 ties, and 6 losses, culminating in a conference semi-final appearance and earning the title of OUA West Coach of the Year in 2023. With his extensive experience and dedication to developing athletes, Garrett Peters continues to make a significant impact in sport, inspiring the next generation of players.

TBA - League1/Senior Soccer Assistant

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