Male U20 players wanted for fall season
July 24, 2025
The fall season of League1 Ontario's Men's U20 League is quickly approaching, and Scrosoppi are recruiting players to build a competitive roster.
Scrosoppi are looking for 2006-2008 players for the League1 Ontario Men's U20 League fall season.
Players interested should contact Shayne Griffin at shayne@scrosoppi.ca to secure their trial opportunity. The next trials event is 7:30pm-9pm on Tuesday, August 5 at St Francis Xavier Catholic Secondary School (1145 Bronte St S, Milton).
Griffin, who is Scrosoppi's Executive Director, said: "The U20 League provides opportunities for our club and staff to potentially be exposed to new, untapped talent. We are aiming to fill a competitive roster for the fall season, and male players born 2008 or earlier have the opportunity to play in this high-performance competition."
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