Force Soccer Academy develops players from U6 to U20 through a structured pathway, elite coaching, and a club culture built on commitment, passion, integrity, and respect.
More touches, more feedback, and more opportunities to grow through purposeful training designed for every player’s development.
We are accepting registrations for assessment trials for Grassroots and Competitive players that will be held in September.
Force FC U18 Boys are Ontario Cup Champions! A 2-0 shutout victory capped off an unforgettable season of dedication, teamwork, and determination.
Introductory 3-session experience for young players to learn about Force Soccer’s Grassroots Development programs. Guided by qualified, experienced coaches in an elite training environment, players receive formal development feedback at the conclusion of the sessions to map out their ideal long-term player pathway.
From first touch to competitive academy soccer, our programs support both boys and girls through a clear development pathway. Each stage builds skills, confidence, and game understanding, led by an elite coaching staff focused on long-term growth.
Advanced Development Program (ADP) enhances skills and game understanding for grassroots players using advanced training and individual coaching. The curriculum combines technical drills, tactical education, and character building to foster holistic growth, teamwork, and sportsmanship—perfectly preparing athletes for an academy tryout.
A comprehensive development foundation featuring a 5v5 match format (including goalkeepers). The program includes 2 weekly indoor sessions (1 futsal, 1 turf) from October to April , expanding to 3 weekly outdoor sessions (2 grass, 1 indoor turf) from May to August along with weekly league play.
Advancing into a structured 7v7 match format. This tier focuses on growing technical mastery through 3 weekly indoor sessions (1 futsal, 2 turf) and 3 weekly outdoor grass sessions , paired with 1 league game per week in the Indoor D-League and Outdoor DPHDL.
Transitioning to a 9v9 competitive environment. This stream demands highly organized team tactics alongside continuous technical development, featuring 3 weekly indoor sessions (1 futsal, 2 turf) and 3 weekly outdoor grass sessions, plus 1 PHSA league game per week.
High-level 11v11 competitive play within the Mississauga Youth Soccer League (indoor) and Peel Halton Soccer Association (outdoor). Prepares athletes via 4 weekly indoor sessions from October to April—consisting of 3 turf sessions and 1 dedicated Strength & Conditioning block —moving to 2 weekly outdoor training blocks (3 grass sessions total) from May to August.
Our premier regional competitive tier performing in the 11v11 format. Built for elite pathways, the format mirrors the District schedule with 4 weekly indoor sessions (3 turf, 1 Strength & Conditioning) and 2 weekly outdoor training blocks (3 grass sessions total) , competing in the Provincial Indoor Soccer League and the regional outdoor IModel league.
One club, one identity — a long-term development pathway aligned to the Ontario Soccer and Canada Soccer player pathways, from U6 through U20. Players move through overlapping streams as they grow — building technical foundations in ADP, sharpening tactics in Development, and competing at an elite level in Competitive. See the full pathway →
Winning is part of the process at Force — but nurturing a winning, professional attitude matters more. Our success is defined by the impact we leave on players that lasts a lifetime.
Unmatched Qualified Coaches
We partner with parents to prepare players for the pressures of playing at high levels — in soccer and in life.
Our curriculum focuses on ball mastery and technique, passing and receiving, possession and pressing.
We build soccer intelligence, focused on decision-making and problem-solving under pressure.
Players learn to see the entire field and are encouraged to express themselves freely in their play.
Real words from Force parents and players.
We originally signed our son up to improve his skills — but he’s learned how to be a team player and manage frustration too. His coach genuinely cares, and he looks up to him.
I’ve played for several clubs over five years, and this has been by far the best — mainly because of the coaching staff and the level of play against other rep teams.
Force has delivered great results in every aspect of training and performance — technical skill, passion, respect, and teamwork. Two years in, and we look forward to many more.
