Ottawa Adult Soccer Leagues
Last Updated on April 3, 2024
If you are interested in joining an Ottawa adult soccer league, here is a list of league organizers in Ottawa.
Ottawa Adult Soccer Club
Website: https://www.ottawaadultsoccer.com/
“The OASC (formerly NCISL) is an adult recreational soccer league in the Ottawa area formed in 1980. The OASC is Ottawa’s largest adult soccer club. We run our own league and enter teams in the OCSL.”
Ottawa Footy Sevens
Website: https://www.ottawafootysevens.com/home/soccer
“Ottawa Footy Sevens is Ottawa’s largest Recreational Adult Soccer League. We welcome men and women of all skill levels to join our indoor soccer leagues as either a team or as an individual. We offer separate co-ed, men’s and women’s leagues on a variety of days across the city.”
Carleton University – The Ravens Adult Mixed Soccer League
Website: https://athletics.carleton.ca/cu-leagues/soccer-leagues/
“The Ravens Adult Mixed Soccer League is open to everyone, whether you are a Carleton student or not!… The league is ideal for teams and individuals of all skill levels, from experienced (Div A) to intermediate (Group B, C) to recreational (Group D).”
Ottawa South United Soccer – Adult Soccer
Website: http://osu.ca/our-programs/adult-soccer-18-and-older
“OSU Soccer offers adult soccer play at both the recreational and competitive levels.
Ottawa South United (OSU) is one of Canada’s largest soccer clubs with close to 6500 annual participants and is widely considered as a leader within the youth sports community for its progressive approach to organizing and advancing community sport.
OSU prides itself in being a full service club – meaning that all ages and abilities have a suitable program and place to play within our club.
Recreational soccer is a great place for players who are new to the game, or enjoy participating within a fun and safe environment, where all are welcomed.”
Ottawa Coed Recreational Soccer League
Website: https://ottawarecsoccer.com/
“The Ottawa Coed Rec Soccer League was founded in the summer of 1992. We were founded on the philosophy of providing a venue where anyone who wanted to play soccer could. Operating both outdoor and indoor seasons we have had just under 2500 players kick a ball and score a goal or two during our first 31 years.
Our games are refereed and provide certified referees for all regular season games. League organizers create the teams attempting to balance skill levels.”
Ottawa TFC Soccer Club – Adult Leagues
Website: https://ottawatfcsoccer.demosphere-secure.com/
“The Ottawa TFC Soccer Club has a history dating back to 1991. The soccer club currently offers recreational and competitive adult men’s, women’s, and coed soccer programs. Leagues run during the summer and winter seasons.”
Ottawa City Soccer Club – Adult Soccer
Website: https://ottawacitysoccer.com/adult/
“The Ottawa City Soccer Club provides an enhanced soccer experience for all members through quality coach education, community engagement, and a supportive training environment for all players.”
Ottawa City Soccer Club offers recreational and competitive adult soccer programs.”
Ottawa Sport & Social Club – Soccer Leagues
Website: https://ottawa.sportandsocialclub.ca/sport/Soccer
“Ottawa Sport & Social Club (OSSC) creates a better community for adults to live, play, work, and connect. We provide the largest, most organized and FUN outlet of sport leagues, tournaments, social events and classes. We connect people of all ability levels to play actively together while providing them with superior customer service through our full-time staff.”
Ottawa Rec Sports – Soccer Leagues
Website: https://ottawarecsports.com/soccer/
“Ottawa Rec Sports was founded in 2009 with the goal of creating friendly, sportsmanship-first adult sports leagues with high quality equipment and staffing and a focus on community building.
We believe recreational sports should be about sportsmanship, teamwork and providing a welcoming environment to players of all skill levels. Our goal is to provide players with a safe, fun environment to develop their skills, learn new sports, and meet new people.
We take a competitive approach to the logistics of league management, and work to provide high quality equipment, fields, referees and stat tracking systems for all of our leagues. All divisions are carefully balanced to place teams against opponents of similar skill and competitive outlook and to protect the recreational environment for beginners.”
Let us know in the comments if there are any other soccer leagues that should be added to the list.
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