A Kamloops Classic: Summary of the 2025 A-Cup Provincial Championships

After four thrilling days in Canada's Tournament Capital, the 2025 A-Cup Provincial Championships have come to a close. From July 3-6, teams competed in a four-team group stage, culminating in Sunday’s highly anticipated Championship Finals. 

In total, 40 teams from across the Province displayed remarkable skill, determination and sportsmanship, making this year’s A-Cup a true celebration of youth soccer in BC. The competition saw 10 Champions crowned across the boys and girls U14-U18 divisions. Here are the results from the 2025 A-Cup Provincial Championships. 

BOYS

U18

Champions: BC Tigers

Silver: AUSC Sangha

Bronze: JDF Johnson

U17

Champions: NVFC Selects

Silver: Saanich Fusion

Bronze: Kamloops United FC

U16

Champions: Okanagan FC

Silver: ICSF Roma

Bronze: Juan De Fuca United

U15

Champions: VAFC Warriors

Silver: Saanich Fusion

Bronze: Soccer Quest

U14

Champions: ICSF Juventus

Silver: Bays Highlanders

Bronze: Gorge FC

Girls

U18

Champions: ASA Selects

Silver: Comox Valley United

Bronze: CMFSC Revolution

U17

Champions: CMFSC Pegasus

Silver: Lakehill FC

Bronze: Surrey United SC Metro

U16

Champions: NDFC Delta Selects

Silver: PCFC Reign

Bronze: Lakehill FC

U15

Champions: Okanagan FC

Silver: CMFSC Blazers

Bronze: NSGSC Renegades

U14

Champions: NSGSC Impact

Silver: KYSA Lions

Bronze: NSGSC Renegades

Looking Ahead to Nationals 

BC Soccer proudly congratulates all players, coaches, and supporters whose hard work and dedication made the 2025 A-Cup Provincial Championships a tremendous success.

Special recognition goes to the teams who have qualified for the 2025 National Championships, taking place in Charlottetown, PEI (U15) and Kamloops, BC (U17) this October: 

• U15 Boys: VAFC Warriors 

• U15 Girls: Okanagan FC 

• U17 Boys: NVFC Selects and Kamloops United FC (Host Berth)

• U17 Girls: CMFSC Pegasus and Lakehill FC 

We wish these teams the best of luck as they prepare to represent BC on the national stage. 

For more information on upcoming provincial competitions, visit bcsoccer.net. 

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