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January 27, 2026 - HALIFAX, N.S. - Rylee Foster, a Canadian international goalkeeper, is returning home to play professionally with Halifax Tides FC in 2026.
Foster, from Kitchener, Ontario, has been part of Canada's youth national teams since the age of 14, including three years with the U-20s and serving as a team captain in her final year. She was part of Canada's U-20 World Cup squad and earned numerous awards, including a nomination for CONCACAF Goalkeeper of the Year, the Golden Glove, and a spot in the Best XI.
After a standout co... Full Story
January 26, 2026 - OTTAWA - Ottawa Rapid FC of the Northern Super League (NSL) announced today that NSL Defender of the Year Jyllissa Harris will remain with the Club, following the extension of her loan from the Houston Dash through the 2026 season.
"Jyllissa is a top defender and a natural leader," said Kristina Kiss, technical director of Ottawa Rapid FC. "Her determination and focus bring a grounded intensity to the group, and she carries herself as a true professional. With her incredible work ethic and commitment, we're grateful to ha... Full Story
January 23, 2026 - HALIFAX, N.S. - Halifax Tides FC have signed forward Jordyn Rhodes ahead of the 2026 season, the club announced Thursday.
Rhodes, from South Lebanon, Ohio, most recently played in Iceland's Besta Deild, where she recorded 12 goals and two assists for Tindastóll in 2024 before adding 11 goals and two assists with Valur in 2025.
Before turning professional, Rhodes was a standout at the University of Kentucky. She was a five-year starter, two-time team captain and finished her collegiate career as the program's all-t... Full Story
January 21, 2026 - Toronto, ON - AFC Toronto is excited to announce the signing of 17-year-old Olivia Chisholm, one of Canada's most highly regarded young players and the 2025 Canada Soccer Young Player of the Year, to her first professional contract.
Chisholm's signing is particularly significant as she elected to pursue a professional contract in Canada, while still committing to post-secondary education in Toronto. The decision reflects the evolving opportunities created by the Northern Super League and AFC Toronto's commitment to develo... Full Story
Northern Super League Women's Soccer News
Tides Sign Goalkeeper Rylee Foster
January 27, 2026 - HALIFAX, N.S. - Rylee Foster, a Canadian international goalkeeper, is returning home to play professionally with Halifax Tides FC in 2026.
Foster, from Kitchener, Ontario, has been part of Canada's youth national teams since the age of 14, including three years with the U-20s and serving as a team captain in her final year. She was part of Canada's U-20 World Cup squad and earned numerous awards, including a nomination for CONCACAF Goalkeeper of the Year, the Golden Glove, and a spot in the Best XI.
After a standout co... Full StoryMore Northern Super League stories below
Jyllissa Harris Set to Continue with Rapid FC Following Loan Extension
January 26, 2026 - OTTAWA - Ottawa Rapid FC of the Northern Super League (NSL) announced today that NSL Defender of the Year Jyllissa Harris will remain with the Club, following the extension of her loan from the Houston Dash through the 2026 season.
"Jyllissa is a top defender and a natural leader," said Kristina Kiss, technical director of Ottawa Rapid FC. "Her determination and focus bring a grounded intensity to the group, and she carries herself as a true professional. With her incredible work ethic and commitment, we're grateful to ha... Full StoryTides Sign Forward Jordyn Rhodes
January 23, 2026 - HALIFAX, N.S. - Halifax Tides FC have signed forward Jordyn Rhodes ahead of the 2026 season, the club announced Thursday.
Rhodes, from South Lebanon, Ohio, most recently played in Iceland's Besta Deild, where she recorded 12 goals and two assists for Tindastóll in 2024 before adding 11 goals and two assists with Valur in 2025.
Before turning professional, Rhodes was a standout at the University of Kentucky. She was a five-year starter, two-time team captain and finished her collegiate career as the program's all-t... Full StoryAFC Toronto Signs Olivia Chisholm
January 21, 2026 - Toronto, ON - AFC Toronto is excited to announce the signing of 17-year-old Olivia Chisholm, one of Canada's most highly regarded young players and the 2025 Canada Soccer Young Player of the Year, to her first professional contract.
Chisholm's signing is particularly significant as she elected to pursue a professional contract in Canada, while still committing to post-secondary education in Toronto. The decision reflects the evolving opportunities created by the Northern Super League and AFC Toronto's commitment to develo... Full StoryNorthern Super League News
- Five Vancouver Rise FC Academy Players Called up to Represent Canada for Spain Camp - Vancouver Rise FC (January 27)
- Tides Sign Goalkeeper Rylee Foster - Halifax Tides FC (January 27)
- Jyllissa Harris Set to Continue with Rapid FC Following Loan Extension - Ottawa Rapid FC (January 26)
- Tides Sign Forward Jordyn Rhodes - Halifax Tides FC (January 23)
- AFC Toronto Signs Olivia Chisholm - AFC Toronto (January 21)
- Vancouver Rise FC Sign Canadian International Sura Yekka - Vancouver Rise FC (January 16)
- AFC Toronto Confirms Additional Roster Updates for 2026 Season - AFC Toronto (January 15)
- Calgary Wild FC Signs Katelin Talbert to Anchor Goal Ahead of 2026 Season - Calgary Wild FC (January 15)
- Vancouver Rise FC Sign Canadian Attacker Audrey Francois - Vancouver Rise FC (January 14)
- AFC Toronto Announces Permanent Transfer of Emma Regan to the NWSL - AFC Toronto (January 13)
- Victoria Pickett Commits to AFC Toronto Ahead of 2026 Season - AFC Toronto (January 12)
- Samantha Chang Is Coming Home - AFC Toronto (January 8)
- AFC Toronto Confirms Roster Updates for 2026 Season - AFC Toronto (December 17)
- NSL Announces Senior Leadership Hire to Advance Growth Strategy - (December 15)
- AFC Toronto Announces End-Of-Season Departures - AFC Toronto (December 15)
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NSL Headlines
- Calgary Wild FC signs Katelin Talbert to anchor goal ahead of season - Calgary Sun (January 16)
- Nigerian star forward Esther Okoronkwo extends contract with NSL's AFC Toronto - Toronto Star (January 15)
- Canada's Emma Regan leaves Northern Super League to join Denver Summit FC - CBC (January 14)
- Canadian midfielder Emma Regan leaves the NSL's AFC Toronto to join a NWSL team - Toronto Star (January 14)
- Canadian midfielder Emma Regan leaves the NSL's AFC Toronto to join a NWSL team - Toronto Star (January 13)
- Samantha Chang signs with AFC Toronto, the team she helped beat in the NSL final - Toronto Star (January 8)
- Bulls and Bears: Women's sports ruled in 2025 with more growth on the horizon - Vancouver Province (January 2)
- Toronto Star's top 10 sports photos of the year - Toronto Star (December 31)
- 2025 IN REVIEW: A look back at some of the stories that dominated the sports scene in B.C. - Abbotsford News (December 30)
- AFC Toronto lost NSL final but moment was bigger than result - Toronto Star (December 19)
- AFC Toronto moves to retain nine more players, now has 18 under contract for 2026 - Toronto Star (December 17)
- De Fougerollles, Chisholm named Canada Soccer Young Players of the Year - Toronto Star (December 17)
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