Fourteen Canadian clubs, from the professional level to the semi-pro League1 Canada, lifted at least one trophy in 2024.
Without further ado, let's recap all these title-winning teams.
Cavalry FC
This season, Cavalry became Canadian Premier League champions for the first time in the club's short history. Despite constantly being at the top alongside Forge, they were never able to win that one final match.
That changed in 2024, as they defeated the Hammers by 2 goals to 1 and finally added their name to the list of CPL winners.
Forge FC
Business as usual for the Hammers.
Forge added another title to their trophy cabinet, finishing 1st in the regular season for a 2nd time and lifting the CPL Shield.
They ended 2 points clear of 2nd-placed Cavalry, securing the piece of silverware with two matchweeks remaining.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
The Vancouver Whitecaps secured their 3rd Voyageurs Cup in a row, once again defeating Toronto FC on penalties in the final.
Before the 2022 season started, they had just one Canadian Championship title. That number is now four.
League1 Canada
Eight different semi-pro clubs lifted at least one trophy in the 2024 season.
Related: Click here to view all League1 Canada champions throughout the years
League1 Alberta
Edmonton Scottish (Men's Division)
??LEAGUE1 ALBERTA CHAMPIONS??
— League1 Alberta (@league1alberta) July 27, 2024
Edmonton Scottish United
2 goals from Habib Assem in extra time sealed the deal for the Tartans.
Congratulations to your 2024 inaugural L1AB Champions Scottish
Photos credit: Norman Bo pic.twitter.com/4EnusuEfXg
117-year-old Edmonton Scottish (Yeah, they were founded in 1907!) were crowned inaugural League1 Alberta men's division champions after defeating Calgary Foothills in the final.
They qualified for the 2025 Canadian Championship by finishing first in the regular season, where they’re set to face none other than the Canadian Premier League champions, Cavalry FC.
At last, the Cavs get to face an Edmonton team again!
Calgary Blizzard SC (Women's Division)
League1 AB Champions! Congratulations to this incredible team and our coaches! Through a season of ups and downs, this resilient group of women battled to the very end! #TheOrangeWay #L1AB #CBSCL1AB #BlizzardWSCL1AB ?? @jaydenimages pic.twitter.com/W2pVDasjfM
— Calgary Blizzard Womens & Mens - League1AB (@Blizzard_L1AB) July 26, 2024
The Calgary Blizzard Soccer Club finished 1st in the women's division, securing the title in the inaugural season.
It qualified them for the 2024 League1 Canada Inter-provincial Championship.
League1 British Columbia
TSS Rovers (Men's Division)
The TSS Rovers won the men's division of League1 BC for the 2nd time in their history, defeating Altitude FC 3-2 in a dramatic final, with three penalties being given out in the last 10 minutes, including a last-minute miss by the runner-ups in a golden opportunity to tie things up.
Your 2024 League1 BC Champions ??????#WeAreRovers #TogetherOne pic.twitter.com/Q2EGYH3wh4
— TSS Rovers Football Club (@TSSRovers) August 7, 2024
They also finished 1st in the regular season, securing a spot in the 2025 Canadian Championship and making it their 3rd appearance in the competition.
Congratulations, @tssrovers. ??#L1BC pic.twitter.com/YYEYQdpp7T
— League1 British Columbia (@League1BC) July 15, 2024
Whitecaps FC Girls Elite (Women's Division)
They did it again. The Vancouver Whitecaps' women's team secured a 3rd League1 BC title in a row, defeating Burnaby FC 2-1 in the final.
This Whitecaps side once again dominated the league, finishing 9 points clear off the 2nd-placed team in a 12-game season. Astonishing!
Congratulations, @wfcelite. ??#L1BC pic.twitter.com/tzl5oDE1D3
— League1 British Columbia (@League1BC) July 6, 2024
That 1st-place finish meant they qualified for the 2024 League1 Canada Women's Inter-provincial Championship.
In that tournament, their season only got better.
With this title, they not only became the only pro/semi-pro club in the country to win more than 1 title, but they also qualified for the inaugural edition of the Concacaf W Champions Cup, where they faced Mexican and American giants.
A season for the history books.
League1 Ontario
Scrosoppi FC (Men's Division)
Scrosoppi won their first-ever league title, finishing 4 points clear at the top in the 1st tier of League1 Ontario.
The title meant they qualified to the 2025 Canadian Championship, where they'll be clashing with Canadian Premier League side Atlético Ottawa.
Vaughan Azzurri (L1 Cup - Men's Division)
With the new League1 Ontario format, the L1 Cup returned after a 5-year hiatus.
Vaughan Azzurri claimed their fourth title by defeating Simcoe County Rovers in the final, adding yet another trophy to their impressive collection.
NDC Ontario (Women's Division)
NDC Ontario was crowned champions of the League1 Ontario Women's division, finishing eight points ahead of second-placed FC London. They also qualified for the Inter-Provincial Championship held later that season.
FC London (L1 Cup - Women's Division)
L1 Cup also returned in the women's division after a 5 year hiatus, with FC London winning the cup for a 2nd time after defeating North Toronto Nitros 2-1 in the grand finale.
Ligue1 Québec
FC Laval (Men's Division)
FC Laval won the Ligue1 Québec men's division for the 2nd time in their history, securing a spot in the 2025 Canadian Championship.
CS St-Laurent (Coupe L1QC - Men's Division)
CHAMPIOOOONEEE, CHAMPIOOOONEEE, OLEEEE OLEEEE OLEEEEEE
— CS Saint-Laurent (@Csstlaurent_pro) September 29, 2024
La coupe @Ligue1QC reste à la maison ???? pic.twitter.com/peAucUHdlc
CS St-Laurent, who made headlines this year for several reasons – including knocking a pro team out of the Voyageurs Cup, drawing over 8,000 fans to a stadium, and facing MLS side Toronto FC – won the Coupe L1QC at the end of the season, defeating CSMRO 2-1 in the final and lifting their second cup trophy in a row.
CS Mont-Royal Outremont (Women's Division)
The 'Griffons' won their first women's title after defeating the CF Montréal Academy 2-1 in the final, securing a spot in the Inter-provincial Championship.
[Finale L1QC-F]
— Ligue1 Québec (@Ligue1QC) August 3, 2024
Les joueuses du @CSMROgriffons sont sacrées championnes de la Ligue1 Québec féminine saison 2024! ??
Félicitations aux Griffons pour cette superbe saison! ?? pic.twitter.com/Tmbw0GI7iI
