A Northern Super League logo is shown in a handout. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
TORONTO – The new Canadian women’s pro soccer league will be called the Northern Super League, with franchises in Ottawa and Montreal completing the six-team circuit set to kick off in April 2025.
The name and latest cities to come on board were revealed today in a speech by Diana Matheson, CEO and co-founder of Project 8 – the group behind the league.
Matheson, a former Canadian international, was speaking to the espnW Summit Canada.
Ottawa and Montreal will join previously announced franchises in Halifax, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.
Teams will play a 25-game regular season, working under a $1.5-million salary cap, ahead of the playoffs.
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This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 28, 2024.