Canadian National Soccer League
The Canadian National Soccer League, known as the National Soccer League until 1993, was a professional soccer league in Canada that existed from 1926 to 1997. Adding 'Canadian' in 1993 was a result of the folding of the original CSL, and the accepting of the Winnipeg Fury, making the league more national.
It was then re-branded as the Canadian Professional Soccer League in 1998, primarily as a result of the restructuring in conjunction with the OSA; and subsequently as the second Canadian Soccer League in 2006 with aspirations for national expansion.
NSL/CNSL Champions
Season | Playoff Champions | Score | Playoff Runners-up | Regular Season Champions | Runner-Up |
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1941[1] | Toronto Ulster United | 0-1 / 2-0 | Montreal Carsteel | ||
1950 | Hamilton Westinghouse | 3-2 / 1-1 | Montreal Falcons | ||
1957 | Toronto Italia | Toronto White Eagles | |||
1958 | Montreal Hungaria | Toronto Olympia | |||
1959 | Montreal Cantalina | Toronto Italia | |||
1960 | Toronto Italia | 2-2 / 0-0 / 4-2 | Montreal Cantalia | Toronto Italia | Toronto Sparta |
1961 | Toronto Ukrainians | Toronto Roma | Montreal Concordia | ||
1962 | Italian Virtus | Toronto Olympia | Toronto Ukrainians | ||
1963 | Toronto Ukrainians | 2-0 / 3-2 | Toronto Hakoah | Italian Virtus | Toronto Hakoah |
1964 | Toronto Ukrainians | 1-0 / 4-1 | Toronto Abruzzi | Toronto Ukrainians | Montreal Cantalia |
1965 | Toronto Hakoah | 3-2 / 3-1 | Toronto Ukrainians | Toronto Ukrainians | Toronto Hakoah |
1966 | Windsor Teutonia | 1-1 / 1-0 | Toronto Croatia | Toronto Ukrainians | Sudbury |
1967 | Windsor Teutonia | 3-1 / 1-0 | Hamilton Primos | Hamilton Primos | Toronto Inter-Roma |
1968 | Sudbury Italia | ||||
1969 | Toronto Italia | First Portuguese | |||
1970 | Hamilton Croatia | Toronto Croatia | Hamilton Croatia | ||
1971 | Toronto Croatia | Toronto Croatia | First Portuguese | ||
1972 | Toronto Italia | Toronto Croatia | Serbian White Eagles | ||
1973 | Toronto Hungaria | Toronto Croatia | Serbian White Eagles | ||
1974 | Toronto Croatia | Serbian White Eagles | Homer | ||
1975 | Toronto Italia | First Portuguese | |||
1976 | Toronto Italia | Montreal Castors | |||
1977 | Toronto Panhellenic | Toronto Falcons | Montreal Castors | Toronto Italia | |
1978 | Toronto Falcons | Montreal Castors | First Portuguese | ||
1979 | Toronto Portuguese | St. Catharines Roma | |||
1980 | Toronto Panhellenic | St. Catharines Roma | Toronto Falcons | First Portuguese | |
1981 | Hamilton Steelers | Toronto Panhellenic | |||
1982 | Toronto Italia | Hamilton Steelers | |||
1983 | |||||
1984 | Toronto Italia | Dynamo Latino | |||
1985 | London Marconi | Toronto Italia | |||
1986 | Toronto Blizzard | Toronto Italia | |||
1987 | Windsor Wheels | Toronto Italia | |||
1988 | Toronto Italia | Toronto Italia | |||
1989 | Toronto Italia | ||||
1990 | Toronto First Portuguese | ||||
1991 | Scarbourough International | ||||
1992 | Woodbridge Azurri | Toronto Croatia | |||
1993 | St. Catharines Roma | Toronto Rockets | |||
1994 | Toronto Italia | Toronto Italia | |||
1995 | St. Catharines Wolves | 1-1 / 2-1 | Toronto Jets | Toronto Jets | St. Catharines Wolves |
1996 | Toronto Italia | 5-0 / 6-0 | St. Catharines Wolves | Toronto Italia | St. Catharines Wolves |
1997 | St. Catharines Wolves | 4-3 / 0-0 | Toronto Supra | St. Catharines Wolves | Toronto Croatia |
CNSL/NSL clubs
Note - clubs are listed by name and year that a club by that name participated. Whether clubs by the same name were indeed the same club or not has not been made clear by the source used for compiling this list. Note as well that the same source does not include information for the Eastern Division of the league from the 1930s through to the 1950s, nor any information at all for the following seasons: 1968, 1969, from 1983 through 1992, and 1994. Moreover, the source provides only an incomplete list of teams for 1947 through 1949, and, for a few other seasons, not all team names in full.
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See also
References
- ↑ Jose, Colin. "The National Soccer League". Canadian Soccer History. Retrieved 2 January 2011.