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The AFC Toronto are a women's soccer team. Based in Toronto, Ontario, they are a member of the Northern Super League.

AFC Toronto Confirms Roster Updates for 2026 Season

December 17, 2025 - Toronto, ON - AFC Toronto today announced a series of key roster decisions ahead of the 2026 Northern Super League season. Roster Updates #21 - Sierra Cota-Yarde | Goalkeeper, Toronto, ON - Contract Extension through 2027 #70 - Danielle Krzyzaniak | Goalkeeper, Caledon, ON - Contract Extension through 2026 #6 - Kaela Hansen | Defender, Burnaby, BC - 2026 Club Option exercised #19 - Ashley Cathro | Defender, Victoria, BC - 2026 Club Option exercised #2 - April Lantaigne | Midfielder, Whitby, ON - 2026 Club ... Full Story

AFC Toronto Announces End-Of-Season Departures

December 15, 2025 - Toronto, ON - AFC Toronto announced today that Hong Hye-ji, Aoi Kizaki, Mya Jones, Leah Pais, and Sonia Walk have departed the club. Defender Hong Hye-ji appeared in six matches, all starts, totaling 495 minutes during AFC Toronto's inaugural season. She joined the club as its first international signing after playing with Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels WFC and earning 40 caps with the South Korea National Team, including at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Midfielder Aoi Kizaki made 15 appearances this season, inclu... Full Story

Jade Kovacevic Announces Retirement from Professional Soccer

December 11, 2025 - Toronto, ON - AFC Toronto today announced that forward Jade Kovacevic has announced her retirement from competitive play. Kovacevic's place in Canadian soccer history was secured before a ball was ever kicked in the league. On September 20, 2024, she became the first player announced by the Northern Super League and the inaugural signing in AFC Toronto history, marking a defining moment in the launch of Canada's new professional women's soccer era. "This year has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my career... Full Story

AFC Toronto Wrap Historic World Sevens Football Campaign with a 3-2 Win over NWSL's Kansas City Current

December 8, 2025 - Fort Lauderdale, FL - AFC Toronto wrapped a historic World Sevens Football (W7F) campaign on Saturday afternoon, winning 3-2 over the 2025 NWSL Shield winning Kansas City Current. Toronto finished the tournament third in their group with a 1-2 record, led by standout performances from Kaylee Hunter, Esther Okoronkwo, and Nikayla Small. World Sevens Football is a fast-paced and innovative 7v7 tournament featuring top women's clubs from around the world, broadcasted internationally on TNT and DAZN. The competition marked t... Full Story

• AFC Toronto Confirms Roster Updates for 2026 Season - December 17, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Announces End-Of-Season Departures - December 15, 2025
  
• Jade Kovacevic Announces Retirement from Professional Soccer - December 11, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Wrap Historic World Sevens Football Campaign with a 3-2 Win over NWSL's Kansas City Current - December 8, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Concludes Historic Inaugural Season with Record-Breaking Impact on and off the Pitch - December 2, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Unveils Roster for Club's First International Tournament - December 2, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Historic Inaugural Season Ends in Narrow Loss - November 19, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Advance to Inaugural NSL Final with Dominant 4-1 Semifinal Win - November 11, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto vs. Montréal Roses FC Semifinal Postponed Due to Inclement Weather - November 9, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto vs. Montreal Roses FC - Semifinal Leg Two: Match Preview 11/09 - November 9, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Take Control of Semifinal with 2-0 Road Win in Montréal - November 2, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto vs. Montreal Roses FC - Semi-Final Leg One Match Preview 11/01 - October 31, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto Finishes Season Strong with 2-1 Defeat of Montréal Roses at Home - October 20, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto vs. Montreal Roses FC 10/19 Match Preview - October 18, 2025
  
• AFC Toronto and Dove Partner to #ChangeTheCompliment - Turning Jerseys into Messages of Empowerment, October 19 - October 16, 2025
  
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AFC Toronto with the Supporters' Shield
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League: Northern Super League
Home: Toronto, Ontario
Class: Women's
Website: AFC Toronto site
Schedule: Full AFC Toronto Schedule

Sat., Nov 15	L	Vancouver 2 at Toronto 1 (Championship)	Final
Mon., Nov 10	W	Montreal 1 at Toronto 4 (Playoff Gm. 2)	Final
Sun., Nov 9		Montreal at Toronto (Playoff Gm. 2)	Ppd.
Sat., Nov 1	W	Toronto 2 at Montreal 0 (Playoff Gm. 1)	Final
Sun., Oct 19	W	Montreal 1 at Toronto 2	Final
Sat., Oct 4	W	Toronto 2 at Calgary 1	Final
All times Eastern On game days, refresh page for latest results Full AFC Toronto Schedule and Results

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• AFC Toronto lost NSL final but moment was bigger than result - NSL Toronto Star (December 19)
  
• AFC Toronto moves to retain nine more players, now has 18 under contract for 2026 - NSL Toronto Star (December 17)
  
• De Fougerollles, Chisholm named Canada Soccer Young Players of the Year - NSL Toronto Star (December 17)
  
• AFC Toronto parts ways with five players in end-of-season roster announcement - NSL Toronto Star (December 15)
  
• Jade Kovacevic, the NSL's first signing, announces her retirement - NSL Toronto Globe and Mail (December 12)
  
• Mexico's Tigres edges AFC Toronto at World Sevens Football tournament in Florida - NSL Toronto Star (December 6)
  
• AFC Toronto looks to prove skeptics wrong at seven-a-side tournament in Florida - NSL Toronto Star (December 4)
  
• In wake of NSL final loss, AFC Toronto looks to impress at seven-a-side tournament - NSL Toronto Star (December 1)
  
• Canadian women close out 2025, looking to end four-game slide in rematch with Japan - NSL Toronto Star (December 1)
  
• Women's sports and Grey Cup win the week - NSL Toronto Sun (November 21)
  
• Coach Casey Stoney to miss Canada games in Japan due to 'personal family matters' - NSL Toronto Star (November 21)
  
• Vancouver Rise wins first Northern Super League title after 2-1 win over AFC Toronto - NSL Toronto Globe and Mail (November 17)
  
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