Guelph United is happy to announce that GM Keith Mason will take over men’s head coaching duties for the 2025 League1 Ontario season, following the departure of Justin Springer. Randy Ribeiro will serve as assistant coach, while also remaining head coach of the women’s team.

With the 2024 season now in the rearview mirror, we sat down with Guelph United general manager Keith Mason, for an in-depth interview.

That’s a wrap on our women’s 2024 season, and what an ending it’s been. A 7-1 dismantling of 2023 champions Alliance United, and a 4-match undefeated streak (3 wins and a draw), to finish in 6th place of L1O’s Premier Division - our highest ever ranking (after ending 13th in 2022, and 12th in 2023).

Yesterday’s double-header saw both of our teams face the Vaughan Azzurri, at the Centennial Bowl, in a festive atmosphere due to the Guelph Soccer Day event. Our men’s team lost, but our women’s team got to within one point of confirming the survival from relegation.

Guelph United’s senior teams had a mixed Sunday at the Centennial Bowl, with the men getting a convincing, massive win, 4-0 against Sigma FC, and the women losing a tightly contested match, 0-1 against FC London.

The worst stretch of results in Guelph United history is over: yesterday afternoon, both our teams ended losing streaks with impressive, convincing wins that give us some breathing room in the relegation battles of League1 Ontario.

Guelph United Women defeated perennial favorites NDC Ontario, last night, in a memorable match in the Round of 16 of the L1 Cup.

It’s been nearly 9 months since our last home match at the Centennial Bowl. After what seemed like an interminable off-season, we’re finally back!

Mixed weekend for Guelph United: an impressive win for our women’s team at Alliance United, and a controversial loss for the men against Burlington SC.

Despite some solid performances, both our teams return with tough, frustrating losses this weekend in Vaughan, in games in which we played well, but weren’t able to obtain any points.

Our Guelph United teams were back in action this weekend. And, despite different results - our men’s team won at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, while the women lost against NDC Ontario - both matches offered plenty of reasons for optimism.

Today, a new League1 Ontario season kicks off, and we put together a quick preview for you to be up to speed with everything you need to know before supporting your Guelph United in 2024!

As revealed earlier this week, Guelph United, which is part of the top-tier Premier Division for both our men’s and women’s teams, will make their new season debut on April 26th.

Guelph United’s men’s team will kick off their 2024 home schedule with a match in Cambridge, on the grounds of our new affiliate Oriental Sport Club.

Guelph United has signed two more defenders for the 2024 season: Emily Costello and Gabrielle Ferland. These last two new signings bring the total of our Premier division roster to 23.

Guelph United has signed two more players for the women’s Premier Division team: forward Tiffany Johnston and defender Sarah Van Der Laan.

The roster of our women’s team is slowly but surely taking shape, ahead of the 2024 season. Today, we can reveal we have signed former Darby FC midfielder Violet Hipkin, and re-signed midfielder Kate Knafelc.

We set down with our women’s team head coach Randy Ribeiro, for an in-depth interview in which we discuss the new season, the roster, League1 Ontario, and give plenty of reasons for our fans to be excited about.

League1 Ontario announced the brackets of the reborn L1 Cup, a knockout competition that will run in parallel with the leagues, and will feature all the teams in the L1O system, regardless of which tier they are part of.

League1 Ontario has announced the competition structure for the 2024 season. Guelph United will be part of the top-tier Premier Division.