Project 8 announced today that the Northern Super League (NSL), the new Canadian Women’s Professional Soccer League, will begin in April 2025. The League will consist of teams from six cities… Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary!
As champions of the “women in soccer” movement in Canada, Foothills joined early with Diana Matheson and her team at Project 8 to make the League a reality. It’s a proud moment for Foothills to see our involvement come to fruition!
Congratulations to Diana and the rest of the team at the NSL!
Read the NSL Press Release.
Follow the League on Social Media and watch for an announcement May 30 concerning the new Calgary Pro Team and the unveiling of its name by following @yycwfc on Instagram.
Follow These Social Media Sites
Northern Super League: Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn
Calgary Foothills Soccer Club: Facebook, Instagram, X
Foothills WFC: Facebook, Instagram, X
YYCWFC: Instagram
Calgary Wildroses Women’s Soccer Supporter Group: Instagram
Watch NSL Stars of Tomorrow, NOW!
The Foothills WFC UWS team is full of excellent footballers, many of whom are contenders to play in the NSL in 2025! Come see for yourself and support our UWS team. More information, including how to buy tickets, can be found here.
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