Guelph United today announces that coach Justin Springer will not be returning to his role as men's first team Head Coach in 2025 for personal reasons. The decision is effective immediately.

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

The inconceivable happened: our men’s team relegated last night to League1 Ontario’s second-tier Championship division, at the end of a tense, exciting match against the St. Catharines Roma Wolves.

Guelph United will head to St. Catharines, on September 11th, for a relegation playoff match against local team St. Catharines Roma Wolves. In an entertaining match yesterday at the Centennial Bowl, our team ended the season with a 3-3 draw against Simcoe County Rovers.

With only 6 senior players available for selection, and even some reserve players away with their U-Sports teams, Guelph United stood no chance in an away matchup to a Sigma FC team with much fewer roster issues, on Saturday afternoon in Mississauga.

Guelph United played its best game of the last few weeks, yesterday afternoon against Woodbridge Strikers, but it was still not enough. A 0-1 loss that sees our team stay in 11th place, 4 points below Sigma FC, who fortunately also lost yesterday, 5-2 against the Vaughan Azzurri.

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).

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.

The first two games of the season at the Centennial Bowl ended with two convincing wins for our men’s team.

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!

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!

We sat down with Justin Springer, our men’s head coach, and quizzed him about the new season, the roster, and why our fans should be excited for what’s coming up.

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.

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