Guelph United Football Club is pleased to announce an affiliation with Cambridge-based Oriental Sport Club (OSC). The partnership will see both clubs benefit from a player development pathway which will help grow the game in both communities.

Guelph United Women has re-signed 3 players from last year’s roster to new deals: Jasmine Burke, Sami Falkenstein and Sasha Marikano.

Carter Robart and Harvey Marchant will both be back at the Bowl for the 2024 season.

GUFC Women announces the first new signing for the 2024 season: forward Olivia Brown, who is returning to Guelph, after playing for Guelph Union in 2022.

GUFC has re-signed 4 of its core players from 2023 to new deals: Colin Gander, Cole Fernandez, Anthony Ostrun and Gray Yates.

Starting with the 2024 season, our women’s team is officially joining the Guelph United FC brand, for a truly united front.

Guelph United and Fleetwood Town are proud to announce the winners of the Talent Identification event in Guelph, which sees 3 players invited to a 2-week training camp in England, at Fleetwood’s International Academy. Congrats Aussie, Carter and Nick!

Guelph United has signed attacking midfielder Jacob Cabral for the 2024 season.

Following the departure of Ivan Joseph, Guelph United is proud to announce Randy Ribeiro as the new head coach of our women’s team.

The head coach of our women’s team, Ivan Joseph, stepped down from his position after the conclusion of the 2023 season, due to personal reasons, which will not allow him to have enough time to be at practices and games in 2024.

One of the most important players of the 2023 Guelph United team, defender Zach Ellis-Hayden, has decided to hang up his boots. He arrived in Guelph after a successful career in which he amassed more than 100 professional appearances in the USL, and 6 international caps for Barbados. He appeared in 15 matches for GUFC in 2023.

On Friday evening, Guelph United hosted its annual Gala and Awards. Check out the list of winners, as well as photos from the event.

League1 Ontario recently announced the finalists for its year-end awards, and Guelph United has 2 players on the lists from which the Player of the Year winners will be decided: Carter Robart and Amardo Oakley.

Guelph United will celebrate a successful 2023 season on November 17th, with a banquet in which we will also present our annual awards to our best players. Fans can now purchase tickets to the event.

Guelph United FC is announcing a Talent Identification program, in partnership with English League One side Fleetwood Town FC, that will see at least one under-21 Canadian player be invited to an extensive, all expenses paid, training camp at the Fleetwood Town International Academy, in England.

Zach Ellis-Hayden got called up by the Barbados national team for the upcoming games in the new edition of the CONCACAF Nations League. Barbados will be hosting Montserrat on Friday September 8, and then will be heading to Nicaragua on Monday September 11.

Halifax Wanderers, who invited Vasconcelos for a week-long trial earlier this year, signed him on a development deal for the rest of the 2023 Canadian Premier League season.

Guelph United lost last night against 2022 champions Vaughan Azzurri, 2-0, in a tightly contested playoff quarter-final. A couple of defensive mishaps cost our team the 2 goals which ended our 2023 season.

After a one year absence, your Guelph United is back in the League1 Ontario playoffs. We are facing Vaughan Azzurri tonight, in the quarter finals, in a matchup of the last 2 League1 Ontario champions. The game kicks off at 8 PM, in Vaughan, at the North Maple Regional Park.

Colin Gander’s 97th minute game winner clinches a playoff spot for Guelph United. In the first round, we will be heading to Vaughan, to face 2022 champions Azzurri.