Ontario Soccer League

2025 OSL Open Cup Prize Pool Increase

The Ontario Soccer League Increases Prize Pool for The Men’s and Women’s Open Cup to Promote Excellence and Motivation Across Clubs

Vaughan, March 7, 2025 – The Ontario Soccer League (OSL) is excited to announce a substantial increase in the prize pool for the upcoming 2025 Men’s and Women’s Open Cup, highlighting the league’s commitment to rewarding top-performing Soccer for Life teams and fostering greater competition. The total prize pool for the season will now be:

1st place winner - $10,000

2nd place winner - $4,000

3rd place winner - $1,000

4th place winner - $1,000

This increase in the prize pool is designed to further motivate players and clubs, while also elevating the overall level of competition within the league. By offering a larger prize, OSL is reinforcing its commitment to Soccer For Life, creating a space for players of all levels to continue their journey in the beautiful game. This initiative focuses on retaining players, providing them with opportunities to stay engaged and involved.

"We are thrilled to be able to increase the prize for this season, as it highlights our continued investment in the growth and success of our clubs," said David Gee, President. "The elevated prize pool will not only reward the hard work and dedication of the winning team but also inspire all teams to raise the bar, ultimately benefiting the league as a whole."

This increase in the prize pool is expected to add excitement to the league and attract more fans and sponsors throughout the season.

OSL encourages fans to stay connected through official social media channels for updates and to follow the action as the season unfolds.

For more information or media inquiries, please contact:

Melissa McKinnon

Vice President

ontariosoccerleague@gmail.com

About Ontario Soccer League

The Ontario Soccer League (OSL) is a competitive amateur soccer league in Ontario, Canada. The OSL is affiliated with and governed by the Ontario Soccer Association. According to the OSA, the OSL has Provincial Leagues, Regional Leagues and Multi-Jurisdictional Leagues. The league encourages players to keep fostering a long-term connection to soccer and supporting their growth, both on and off the field.