The OPDL Gary Miller Charity Shield is designed to highlight the achievements of the top OPDL teams at U14, U15, U16 and U17 Divisions.
All proceeds collected from admission and auction from the event are donated to Ontario charities selected by the winning License Holders.
Since 2015, $64,000+ been raised and donated to charities across the Province.
For the first time in the history of the event, a central charity has been chosen to be the beneficiary of 50 per cent of the funds raised over the course of the event weekend. Read more here.
All 2024 Gary Miller Charity Shield Final games will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel here: |
Date | Time | Division | Field | Home Team | Score | Away Team | Livestream | ||
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Saturday Oct 26th |
9:00 am | Girls U15 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Markham City | 1 - 3 | Vaughan SC |
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Saturday Oct 26th |
12:00 pm | Boys U17 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Ottawa South United |
(6) 2 - 2 (5) | Toronto High Park FC | |||
Saturday Oct 26th |
3:00 pm | Girls U17 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Ottawa South United |
(5) 1 - 1 (4) | Ottawa TFC | |||
Saturday Oct 26th |
6:00 pm | Boys U15 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Ottawa South United |
(4) 0 - 0 (2) | Woodbridge SC | |||
Sunday Oct 27th |
9:00 am | Girls U14 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Brampton SC |
3 - 2 | Ottawa South United | |||
Sunday Oct 27th |
12:00 pm | Girls U16 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Pickering FC | 0 - 2 | Ottawa South United |
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Sunday Oct 27th |
3:00 pm | Boys U14 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Woodbridge SC |
(6) 2 - 2 (5) | Tecumseh United FC | |||
Sunday Oct 27th |
6:00 pm | Boys U16 | Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre Stadium | Vaughan SC |
3 - 2 | North Toronto SC |
Please see the below admission fee policy if you wish to attend the Gary Miller Charity Shield.
All money collected at the door goes to the charity.
Admission charges are as follows:
Ontario Soccer would like to remind you of the following:
PLEASE NOTE: As per Operational Rules, Licence Holders are responsible for the conduct of its players, team officials, members and spectators attending any OPDL match and shall abide by the OPDL Codes of Conduct. The Club will be responsible for any disciplinary action, non-compliance and / or the cost of repairs caused by damage to the facility as a result of any of the above actions. Proper conduct and security will be strictly enforced.
Ontario Soccer encourages fan support of teams and creating an exciting atmosphere for the teams to play in, provided it is done in a safe way and does not put others or the facility at risk.
In May 2020, Ontario Soccer and its membership grieved the sudden passing of its Director of Soccer Operations, Gary Miller. As a friend, mentor and coach to many generations of Ontario Soccer participants, Gary was a pioneer for the modernization of soccer in Canada and staunch advocate for Long-Term Player, Coach and Match Official Development.
Nowhere was Gary’s influence more critical and impactful than as a member on Ontario Soccer’s
Technical Advisory Committee, which developed the standards for the Ontario Player Development
League (OPDL) launched in 2014. This program has come to be the pace setter and embodiment of a more refined, standards-based high performance development environment benefitting players, coaches and match officials across Ontario.
The Gary Miller Charity Shield is designed to celebrate OPDL License Holders for their achievements while contributing to charity organizations in Ontario. By enshrining Gary’s name with this highest standard of youth soccer competition, his memory will live on for soccer generations to come and his dedication to advance soccer, in all capacities, across Ontario and Canada will forever be remembered.