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December 12, 2025 - AFC Toronto made a strong statement earlier this month at the World Sevens Football Tournament in Florida, showcasing dynamic attacking play, emerging chemistry, and a set of standout performances that firmly introduced the NSL to the international small-sided stage. Though the club did not advance out of a tightly contested group, Toronto delivered three competitive matches, each decided by a single goal or penalty kicks, and left the tournament having earned respect from opponents and onlookers alike.
Match 1: Tigr... Full Story
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
December 11, 2025 - HALIFAX, N.S. - Halifax Tides FC is building strong momentum ahead of its second season in the Northern Super League (NSL). The club has appointed Ruth Fahy, joining from Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids, as vice-president of football, and confirmed Stephen Hart as head coach following his successful interim tenure. With these key leadership decisions in place, Halifax Tides FC is proactively preparing for a bigger, stronger, and more dynamic return to the pitch.
"Ruth brings experience, ambition and belief in what t... Full Story
December 9, 2025 - Montreal - The Montréal Roses announce that the club and Jodi Smith have mutually agreed to terminate her contract. The agreement will officially end on December 31, 2025, allowing the player to explore new opportunities to continue her professional development.
Smith appeared in 22 matches during the Roses' inaugural season, making nine starts and accumulating 1,028 minutes of play. She recorded one assist and 48 tackles throughout the season.
"We thank Jodi for her contribution to our inaugural season and wish h... Full Story
Northern Super League Women's Soccer News
AFC Toronto Turns Heads at World Sevens
December 12, 2025 - AFC Toronto made a strong statement earlier this month at the World Sevens Football Tournament in Florida, showcasing dynamic attacking play, emerging chemistry, and a set of standout performances that firmly introduced the NSL to the international small-sided stage. Though the club did not advance out of a tightly contested group, Toronto delivered three competitive matches, each decided by a single goal or penalty kicks, and left the tournament having earned respect from opponents and onlookers alike.
Match 1: Tigr... Full StoryMore Northern Super League stories below
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 StoryHalifax Tides Announce Leadership, Roster Updates for 2026
December 11, 2025 - HALIFAX, N.S. - Halifax Tides FC is building strong momentum ahead of its second season in the Northern Super League (NSL). The club has appointed Ruth Fahy, joining from Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids, as vice-president of football, and confirmed Stephen Hart as head coach following his successful interim tenure. With these key leadership decisions in place, Halifax Tides FC is proactively preparing for a bigger, stronger, and more dynamic return to the pitch.
"Ruth brings experience, ambition and belief in what t... Full StoryMontréal Roses Release Jodi Smith
December 9, 2025 - Montreal - The Montréal Roses announce that the club and Jodi Smith have mutually agreed to terminate her contract. The agreement will officially end on December 31, 2025, allowing the player to explore new opportunities to continue her professional development.
Smith appeared in 22 matches during the Roses' inaugural season, making nine starts and accumulating 1,028 minutes of play. She recorded one assist and 48 tackles throughout the season.
"We thank Jodi for her contribution to our inaugural season and wish h... Full StoryNorthern Super League News
- AFC Toronto Turns Heads at World Sevens - (December 12)
- Jade Kovacevic Announces Retirement from Professional Soccer - AFC Toronto (December 11)
- Halifax Tides Announce Leadership, Roster Updates for 2026 - Halifax Tides FC (December 11)
- Montréal Roses Release Jodi Smith - Roses de Montreal FC (December 9)
- AFC Toronto Wrap Historic World Sevens Football Campaign with a 3-2 Win over NWSL's Kansas City Current - AFC Toronto (December 8)
- NSL Players Make Their Mark Around the World During the International Window - (December 5)
- Calgary Wild FC Announces Roster Updates Ahead of 2026 Season - Calgary Wild FC (December 3)
- AFC Toronto Concludes Historic Inaugural Season with Record-Breaking Impact on and off the Pitch - AFC Toronto (December 2)
- AFC Toronto Unveils Roster for Club's First International Tournament - AFC Toronto (December 2)
- AFC Toronto Takes on the World Sevens this Weekend - (December 2)
- DB Pridham Earns First National Team Selection - Ottawa Rapid FC (November 21)
- More Than 1.1 Million Canadians Tune in for Historic Northern Super League Final - (November 19)
- Roses Co-Captain Selected For Preparation Matches In Spain - Roses de Montreal FC (November 19)
- AFC Toronto Historic Inaugural Season Ends in Narrow Loss - AFC Toronto (November 19)
- Roses Announce Roster Moves Ahead Of 2026 Season - Roses de Montreal FC (November 18)
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NSL Headlines
- Jade Kovacevic, the NSL's first signing, announces her retirement - Toronto Globe and Mail (December 12)
- Halifax Tides hire former Colorado Rapids VP, confirm Stephen Hart as head coach - Halifax Star (December 11)
- Mexico's Tigres edges AFC Toronto at World Sevens Football tournament in Florida - Toronto Star (December 6)
- AFC Toronto looks to prove skeptics wrong at seven-a-side tournament in Florida - Toronto Star (December 4)
- Calgary Wild FC announces roster updates ahead of 2026 season - Calgary Sun (December 4)
- In wake of NSL final loss, AFC Toronto looks to impress at seven-a-side tournament - Toronto Star (December 1)
- Canadian women close out 2025, looking to end four-game slide in rematch with Japan - Toronto Star (December 1)
- NSL star D.B. Pridham to sit out Canada's games in Japan due to passport issue - Toronto Star (November 28)
- Women's sports and Grey Cup win the week - Toronto Sun (November 21)
- Coach Casey Stoney to miss Canada games in Japan due to 'personal family matters' - Toronto Star (November 21)
- Northern Super League Champions Vancouver Rise FC celebrate victory with fans - Abbotsford News (November 20)
- Vancouver Rise return home to cheering fans after historic NSL championship win - CBC (November 17)
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