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Keep your independence
Your club remains your club. Keep your identity, coaching philosophy, player-development model and day-to-day operations.
Canada’s new home for independent soccer UISLC
Built for clubs.Designed for players.
Meaningful, professionally organized competition for Canada’s independent academies and clubs — from local league play to national opportunity.
Where ambitious clubs build champions
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Independent academies and clubs — register your club and teams through Play 2 Earn Sports.
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Beyond the season
Championships & Cups
Give teams something bigger to compete toward.
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Standards
Safe & Professional
Clear standards, strong policies and a league built on respect.
League resources
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Building the future of independent soccer — indoors, all winter.
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Building a new era of competitive soccer
Great soccer opportunities should not be limited by traditional pathways.
UISLC connects independent academies, clubs, teams and players through meaningful, professionally organized competition. Clubs compete in a connected network while keeping their own identity, philosophy and independence.
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- 02Player development
- 03Regional pathways
Competition structure
Local to
national.
Strong local competition is the foundation. As UISLC grows region by region, it connects clubs and players to something bigger.
How competition works
NationalUISLC ChampionshipRepresentChampionshipsPlayoffs · Regional finals · CupsCompete
RegionalConferences · Cross-regional matchesConnect
LocalLeague play by age, level, geography & travelPlay
Proudly Canadian
Canada’s
league.
From Victoria to St. John’s — independent academies and clubs in all ten provinces, connected in one national network.
Find your provinceProvincial leagues
Ten provinces.
One league.
UISLC is building modern provincial competition for independent academies and community clubs. Keep scrolling to find yours.
Provincial leagueOntario
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Provincial leagueQuebec
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Provincial leagueBritish Columbia
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Provincial leagueAlberta
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Provincial leagueManitoba
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Provincial leagueSaskatchewan
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Provincial leagueNova Scotia
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Provincial leagueNew Brunswick
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Provincial leagueNewfoundland & Labrador
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Provincial leaguePrince Edward Island
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Become a founding clubWhy clubs choose UISLC
More competition.More opportunity.
Built for independent soccer — without giving up what makes your club yours.
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Meaningful competition
Divisions built around age, competitive level, geography and travel distance — better matchups, fewer mismatches.
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A path beyond local
Local competition → regional competition → championships → national opportunities. Something meaningful to compete toward.
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Modern league technology
Powered by Play 2 Earn Sports — connected tools that make competition easier to manage and richer for players and families.
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Greater player exposure
Player profiles, statistics, achievements and highlights — players build a competitive history, not just a place on a schedule.
Powered by Play 2 Earn Sports
Smarter league.
Stronger game.
Iconic sports-intelligence software behind the UISLC experience: scheduling, player profiles, statistics, highlights, awards, communication and club growth — in one platform.
- Scheduling
- Player profiles
- Statistics
- Highlights
- Awards
- Communication
- Club growth
Play 2 Earn SportsOne connected
platform
Bring scheduling, player profiles, statistics and club communication together.
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This is UISLC
About the leagueCanadian competition. Independent opportunity. A national vision.
Game on
Coast to
coast.
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Become part
of United.
Clubs register with UISLC on Play 2 Earn Sports — free for UISLC clubs and mandatory for every participating club and team (registration, scheduling, results, communication). $249 CAD club membership per year and $49 CAD per team, per season, paid during registration. No per-player fees. No bond. Fields, referees and insurance are arranged by clubs.