League 1 BC: Amateur to Pro

The Vancouver Whitecaps are a household name in BC soccer, and with an academy full of prospects looking to make a name for themselves; League 1 BC is the perfect stage.

Rivers FC, hailing from Kamloops and partnered with Thompson Rivers University, represents British Columbia's interior in League 1 BC.

Burnaby's TSS Rovers began as a training program before joining the USL PDL. In 2021, The Rovers were among the first teams in L1BC and the first supporter-owned club in Canada.

Formerly known as Varsity, Nautsa'mawt FC debuted as UBC-backedinaugural Juan De Fuca Plate winners. They are on a mission to make an even greater impact, on and off the field.

North Vancouver has always been a hotbed for soccer in Canada, but with many divided youth teams, there was never a team that brought the whole community together.

The Victoria Highlanders are a storied club in British Columbia's capital. For 15 years, they bounced between PDL and WPSL programs. Now starting to find their home in League 1 BC.

Nanaimo’s Harbourside FC is League 1 BC’s first expansion side, is ready to take the league by storm. These players have been waiting for achance to make their names known.