Main Stage Schedule 2026
PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON TO SEE SCHEDULE FOR MAIN STAGE PANELS FEATURING PLAYERS FROM CANADA SOCCER’S MEN’S AND WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAMS, CANADIAN PREMIER LEAGUE AND CF MONTRÉAL
All appearances are subject to change and availability.
All appearances are subject to change and availability.
1:15PM – 1:45PM
CANADIAN PREMIER LEAGUE
CANADA’S GAME: BUILDING A SOCCER IDENTITY FOR A NEW ERA
Anthony Aromatario
– Forge FC Midfielder
– Joined Forge FC ahead of the 2026 season after initially signing a CPL-U SPORTS contract
– Played for the York University Lions during the 2025 U SPORTS season; won a national championship while earning OUA Second Team All-Star honours
– Previously gained international experience with Tre Fiori FC and Viterbese Primavera
– Was named Ontario Premier League MVP with Woodbridge Strikers SC in 2025
– Joined Forge FC ahead of the 2026 season after initially signing a CPL-U SPORTS contract
– Played for the York University Lions during the 2025 U SPORTS season; won a national championship while earning OUA Second Team All-Star honours
– Previously gained international experience with Tre Fiori FC and Viterbese Primavera
– Was named Ontario Premier League MVP with Woodbridge Strikers SC in 2025
Max Ferrari
– Inter Toronto FC Midfielder
– From Newmarket, Ontario
– Entering another season with Inter Toronto after becoming one of the most experienced and recognizable players in the Canadian Premier League
– Former Aurora FC player who began his professional career in 2020 and has since worn the captain’s armband on multiple occasions
– Has made more than 100 professional appearances in the CPL, contributing both defensively and offensively from wide areas
– From Newmarket, Ontario
– Entering another season with Inter Toronto after becoming one of the most experienced and recognizable players in the Canadian Premier League
– Former Aurora FC player who began his professional career in 2020 and has since worn the captain’s armband on multiple occasions
– Has made more than 100 professional appearances in the CPL, contributing both defensively and offensively from wide areas
Moderated by Mackenzie Barwell
2:45PM – 3:30PM
CANADA SOCCER’S WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM
NEXT STOP: 2027 – CANWNT’S JOURNEY TO THE FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP
Kadeisha Buchanan
– Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Defender
– 157 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 1x OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2020)
– 1x OLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALIST (2016)
– 157 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 1x OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2020)
– 1x OLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALIST (2016)
Ashley Lawrence
– Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Defender
– 151 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 1x OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2020)
– 1x OLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALIST (2012)
– 151 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 1x OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2020)
– 1x OLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALIST (2012)
Jayde Riviere
– Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Defender
– 56 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 1x OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2020)
– 56 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 1x OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST (2020)
Sabrina D’Angelo
– Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Goalkeeper
Jade Rose
– Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Defender
– 40 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 40 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
Moderated by Mackenzie Barwell
3:45PM – 4:30PM
CANADA SOCCER’S MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM
FIFA World Cup 2026™ – Opportunity and Impact on Canadian Soccer
Atiba Hutchinson
– ONE OF CANADA’S ALL-TIME GREATEST PLAYERS
– 6X TIME CANADA SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR
– ALL-TIME APPEARANCE LEADER FOR CANADA’S MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM HAVING REPRESENTED HIS NATION 104 TIMES
– LED CANADA TO ITS FIRST FIFA WORLD CUP IN OVER 36 YEARS IN 2022
– 6X TIME CANADA SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR
– ALL-TIME APPEARANCE LEADER FOR CANADA’S MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM HAVING REPRESENTED HIS NATION 104 TIMES
– LED CANADA TO ITS FIRST FIFA WORLD CUP IN OVER 36 YEARS IN 2022
Doneil Henry
– Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team Alum
– 44 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 3x TEUS CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER
– 44 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 3x TEUS CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER
Raheem Edwards
– Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team Defender
– 6 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 6 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
Julian de Guzman
– Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team Alum
– 89 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 3x TELUS CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER
– 89 APPEARANCES FOR CANADA
– 3x TELUS CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER
Moderated by Mackenzie Barwell
4:45PM – 5:15PM
THE NEXT ERA: PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER IN CANADA
Zoe Burns
– Professional Toronto Women’s Soccer Player Defender
– Recognized for her exceptional pace, technical precision, and ability to drive play in both defensive and offensive transitions
– Selected in the 2024 NWSL Draft by the Utah Royals then moved to Europe to play for FC Fleury 91 in the French Première Ligue before joining AFC Toronto in the Northern Super League, where she is signed through 2027
– Debuted for Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team in 2022 and named the CONCACAF U-20 Championship tournament’s “Best XI”
– Graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in International Business. Served as team captain for the Trojans and earned multiple All-Pac-12 and All-Pacific Region honours
– Recognized for her exceptional pace, technical precision, and ability to drive play in both defensive and offensive transitions
– Selected in the 2024 NWSL Draft by the Utah Royals then moved to Europe to play for FC Fleury 91 in the French Première Ligue before joining AFC Toronto in the Northern Super League, where she is signed through 2027
– Debuted for Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team in 2022 and named the CONCACAF U-20 Championship tournament’s “Best XI”
– Graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in International Business. Served as team captain for the Trojans and earned multiple All-Pac-12 and All-Pacific Region honours
Esther Okoronkwo
– Professional Toronto Women’s Soccer Player Attacker
– Is a star player for AFC Toronto and the Nigeria Women’s National team
– Previously played in the highest professional leagues in France and Spain
– Was instrumental in Toronto being crowned 2025 NSL Supporters Shield Champions
– Voted Player of the Tournament at the Women’s AFCON after her goal contributions saw Nigeria become Champions of Africa
– Honoured by her Country by being made an Officer of the Order of the Niger
– Is a star player for AFC Toronto and the Nigeria Women’s National team
– Previously played in the highest professional leagues in France and Spain
– Was instrumental in Toronto being crowned 2025 NSL Supporters Shield Champions
– Voted Player of the Tournament at the Women’s AFCON after her goal contributions saw Nigeria become Champions of Africa
– Honoured by her Country by being made an Officer of the Order of the Niger
Nikki Small
– Professional Toronto Women’s Soccer Player Midfielder
– AFC Toronto captain
– A dynamic leader on and off the pitch, known for her presence, discipline, and commitment to growing the game
– Has built a reputation for leading with both performance and purpose
– Is the Founder of the Small Foundation, an initiative rooted in representation, accessibility, and inclusion, created to open doors for the next generation of young athletes, especially girls who deserve to see themselves reflected in sport.
– Through programming, mentorship, and community-driven experiences, the foundation is focused on removing barriers and creating real pathways into the game
– AFC Toronto captain
– A dynamic leader on and off the pitch, known for her presence, discipline, and commitment to growing the game
– Has built a reputation for leading with both performance and purpose
– Is the Founder of the Small Foundation, an initiative rooted in representation, accessibility, and inclusion, created to open doors for the next generation of young athletes, especially girls who deserve to see themselves reflected in sport.
– Through programming, mentorship, and community-driven experiences, the foundation is focused on removing barriers and creating real pathways into the game
Moderated by Mackenzie Barwell