Join a League Built for Ambitious Clubs & Academies
Canadian Academy Soccer League (CASL) membership connects soccer organizations to a growing competitive network designed to create meaningful competition, greater opportunities, and a modern league experience.
CASL welcomes organizations that share our commitment to player development, fair competition, safety, integrity, and respect.
Who Can Join CASL?
CASL membership may be available to qualifying:
Independent Soccer Academies • Soccer Clubs • Training Academies with Competitive Teams • Established Soccer Organizations • Emerging Clubs
Organizations are considered based on their ability to meet CASL membership and competition standards.
Club size alone does not determine eligibility.
Maintain Your Club Identity
Joining CASL does not mean giving up what makes your organization unique.
Member organizations maintain their own:
- Club or academy identity
- Branding
- Coaching philosophy
- Player-development approach
- Internal operations
- Training programs
CASL provides the league and competition framework connecting participating organizations.
What Membership Provides
CASL membership provides eligible organizations with access to CASL competition and opportunities that may include:
League Competition • Competitive Divisions • Regional Competition • Cup Competitions • Championships • Special Events • National Opportunities
Available opportunities depend on the competitions operating within each region and season.
Multiple Teams
Member clubs may enter multiple eligible teams across available age groups and competitive divisions.
This allows organizations to build a long-term relationship with CASL rather than treating each team as an entirely separate organization.
Team acceptance remains subject to available divisions and applicable competition requirements.
Membership Standards
CASL member organizations are expected to:
- Follow CASL Rules & Regulations.
- Meet applicable club and competition standards.
- Promote safe and respectful environments.
- Fulfill accepted competition commitments.
- Maintain required insurance.
- Provide appropriate coaches and team officials.
- Cooperate with CASL league administration.
- Respect disciplinary and competition decisions.
Full requirements are outlined in CASL Club Standards & Membership.
Membership & Competition Fees
CASL may establish separate fees for:
Club Membership and Team Competition Entry.
Fees and payment requirements will be clearly communicated before a club commits to a competition.
Additional costs associated with specific tournaments, championships, facilities, referees, or special events will be identified where applicable.
Technology Included in the CASL Experience
CASL is powered by Play 2 Earn Sports, providing the technology infrastructure supporting the modern CASL league experience.
Clubs participating in CASL gain access to the applicable technology and digital services associated with their competition.
Founding & Early Member Clubs
As CASL expands into new regions, early participating organizations can play an important role in establishing strong local competition.
CASL will work to build regional groups of clubs that create sustainable competition before expanding into broader inter-regional opportunities.
Membership Approval
Submitting an application does not automatically guarantee membership or entry into a specific competition.
CASL may consider factors including:
Club Standards • Available Divisions • Geography • Competitive Fit • Field Availability • Ability to Fulfill League Commitments
CASL reserves the right to approve membership and competition participation in accordance with league requirements.
Become a CASL Member
Join a growing network of soccer organizations working to create more competition, more opportunities, and a stronger future for independent soccer in Canada.
YOUR CLUB. YOUR IDENTITY. YOUR OPPORTUNITY.