2023 kicked off with the launch of the SoccArt day camp, an Alberta first. The camp introduced an innovative approach, combining high-level training sessions with the discovery of cultural activities led by professional artists. This synergy provided an enriching experience, broadening the horizons of the young players beyond the soccer field. Meanwhile, the U13 team got off to an impressive start to the season, racking up eight wins in as many games, underlining the quality of the club’s development program.

2023, a year of progress

The competitive scene also witnessed the emergence of the Edmonton Fusion FC men’s team, which had a fine run, finishing 5th in EDSA Division 1 in its first season. This performance put the team just outside the top of the table, testifying to their rapid progress and remarkable competitiveness. Also, second place in the multicultural soccer tournament despite the absence of many key players.

2023, a year of community involvement

The year 2023 was characterized by Edmonton Fusion FC’s continued commitment to the community. Workshops were held in various schools, strengthening the links between the club and local youth. At the same time, soccer games with seniors were organized, promoting intergenerational physical activity and sharing the benefits of our sport with a wider audience.

2023, a year of persistence with the pre-academy

The club’s pre-academy was the catalyst for the young talents’ perseverance throughout the year. Offering regular activities, it has enabled children to discover and improve their soccer skills, consolidating its position in the Edmonton soccer community.

And 2024, a year of development and new features

In anticipation of the year ahead, Edmonton Fusion FC announces a series of new developments in 2024, accentuating its commitment to the world of Edmonton soccer. With its focus on partnerships and innovation, the club is delighted to be moving in an ever more positive direction, contributing to the continuing dynamism of local soccer.