Bayhawks Men Take Six Points From Three Matches in Seven Days
Burlington Bayhawks trail seventh-place North Toronto by three points.
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Bayhawks men bid farewell to relegated Simcoe County Rovers in 11-1 thrashing
Mohamed Al Shakman scores four as Burlington finish their 2026 campaign in 7th place.
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Burlington Bayhawks U17, U20 women both win Premier League finals
Head coach Richard Edwards guided both Burlington soccer teams through pressure-filled matches, with significant roster crossover helping the U17 and U20 squads deliver postseason wins.
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Burlington U16 Boys crowned Ontario Summer Games champions
The team was firing on all cylinders as they scored 11 goals on their way to the championship title.
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Bayhawks women end season on win streak, men toppled by Woodbridge
Burlington’s Bayhawks women wrapped up their 2026 season on Thursday with a 1-1 draw against Oakville in a make-up match originally postponed by lightning.
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Bayhawks Women dodge relegation as Men held to a draw
The Bayhawks women confirmed their Ontario Premier League 2 Women’s division survival with a thorough 4-0 victory over bottom-of-the-table Unionville while late goals forced the men into a 2-2 tie.
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Bayhawks men rally past St. Catharines on the road as women draw at Rush
The Burlington Bayhawks men scored twice in the second half to beat St. Catharines 2-1 on the road, while the Bayhawks women earned a draw as goalkeeper Claudia Mazzei posted her second straight clean sheet.
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Purolator and Burlington Soccer Club collect nearly 1,300 pounds of food at Burli Blast for Burlington Food Bank
BURLINGTON, ONT., Aug. 7, 2025 — Purolator Tackle Hunger® champions and food bank volunteers collected nearly 1,300 pounds of food at the Burlington Soccer Club’s annual Burli Blast Festival on Saturday, July 26, 2025 in support of the Burlington Food Bank.
The annual event at Sherwood Forest Park in Burlington, Ont., saw approximately 5,000 members of the Burlington Soccer Club and the public attend for a full day of family fun, including U3-U6 soccer games, bouncy castles, vendor activations, food trucks, and the signature Touch-a-Truck experience. Attendees explored a variety of vehicles, including Purolator’s all-electric truck and curbside truck, a Halton Police cruiser, a Burlington Fire Department fire truck, and various dump and cement trucks from local partners.
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Two Affiliations, One League
Burlington Soccer Club, Milton Magic FC, and Prostars FC develop one year affiliation with League 1 Programs.
Two is better than one, and that is the case with the new affiliation agreement with both Milton Magic FC and Prostars FC as both clubs will be affiliated with Burlington Soccer Club League 1 Programs for the 2025 season. What is an affiliation you ask? An affiliation from Pro-Am to Amateur allows both Milton Magic and Prostars players the opportunity to participate in League 1 with the Burlington Soccer Club.
From BSC to TFC
This Summer, a few of our male Bayhawk OPDL Players had the opportunity to attend the TFC Academy to showcase their skills. Throughout the process, one of our very own, Joshua Nias, was selected to join this prestigious academy and take his soccer journey from BSC to TFC.
While we’ll miss him in Blue and Yellow, we certainly can’t wait to support him as he sports Red in the future.
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