Elijah's soccer journey began with Cumberland United, now Atlético Ottawa Juniors, where he progressed from the club's Grassroots programs through the Academy levels. Elijah spent his early teen years in the club's High Performance Academy, competing in OPDL and honing his skills against the region's top talent. At only 15, he proved to be a huge part of the U17 Boys squad's successful season, and his time in the program led to a number of scouting and playing opportunities with Team Ontario. The same summer, he took a major step forward and signed with Toronto FC Academy.

Since joining TFC Academy in 2023, Elijah has become a standout player, earning regular starts and competing against older age groups. His talent and hard work have led him to represent Toronto FC across multiple levels, including U15, U17, U19, and TFC II. Elijah has also showcased his abilities in North America's very best youth competitions such as MLS Next Flex, Generation Adidas, and MLS Next Cup. Notably, he was selected for the MLS Next All-Star game in his first year, further highlighting his potential.

In 2025, Elijah represented Canada at the U17 World Cup in Qatar, starting every match at the tournament. He also netted a late equalizer in Canada's first match against Uganda.

In 2026, Elijah made the move overseas to Austrian First Division club SK Sturm Graz, who qualified for the 2026-27 UEFA Champions League Qualifying Rounds. In May, Elijah was called into the Senior Canadian Men's National Team Pre-World Cup camp, further cementing his rapid growth.

Theo joined Atlético Ottawa Juniors predecessor Capital United FC prior to U13. With the club, he led the U13 Eastern Ontario Regional league in scoring to help secure promotion into the Provincial OYSL. He spent the following year representing Cap U provincially in the OYSL before moving to West Ottawa SC at U15 to continue his growth in the division.

Shortly thereafter, Theo was signed by the Vancouver Whitecaps FC Academy. In 2018, Theo signed a senior professional contract with Vancouver Whitecaps FC and represented Canada at the U21 level at the 2018 Toulon Tournament. He then played for the Canadian U20 team at the 2018 CONCACAF U-20 Championship. In 2019, Theo’s first Whitecaps goal was a nominee for MLS Goal of the Year. The following year, Theo earned his first call-up to the Canada senior Men's National Team, where he scored on his debut against Barbados.

Theo was loaned to Norwegian club HamKam in 2021 and was then transferred to Scottish Premiership club St Johnstone. In August 2023, Theo was signed by Motherwell FC, where he led the team in scoring for the 2023-24 season. Following his successful campaign, Theo was named to Canada's squad for the 2024 Copa América. After the tournament, newly-promoted Ligue 1 side Auxerre announced the signing of Theo to a four-year deal in the summer of 2024, bringing his talents to France's top flight. In 2025, Theo was loaned to Swiss First division side Lausanne.

Florence began playing for Atlético Ottawa Juniors predecessor Cumberland United at 13 years old, where she starred as a key player in her team for a handful of years. In 2019, the was selected to the Ontario REX program (which serves as a direct pipeline to the Canadian Youth National team program). Later that same year, she made her U17 National Team debut.

After her youth career, Florence committed to the University of Nebraska. With the Cornhuskers, Florence appeared 73 times, notching 8 goals and 28 assists across 4 years. She also qualified for the Honour Roll in all 4 years, and was named to the Academic All-Big Ten three times.

In early 2025, Flo signed a professional contact with local Northern Super League team Ottawa Rapid FC, where she tallied 2 goals and 2 assists across 847 minutes.

Brogan played with Atlético Ottawa Juniors predecessor Cumberland United from the age of 4 until 13. At 12 years old, Brogan was selected to represent Canada at the Danone Nations Cup in Madrid.

In 2012, he joined the Toronto FC Academy, where he spent the next six years - moving to Toronto permanently in 2014 and being selected as an MLS Academy All-Star. Additionally, he represented TFC at the Generation Adidas Cup in 2015 and 2016. Brogan was also a member of the Canada National Team EXCEL program from U15 to U17, playing alongside the likes of Jonathan David and Alphonso Davies. In 2015, he was selected to the Canadian CONCACAF U17 Championship qualifying team.

Following his time in the TFC Academy, Brogan played at Liberty University from 2017 to 2020, competing in NCAA Division 1. In 2021, Brogan signed a professional contract with TFC II, where he frequently trained with the First Team. In 2023, Brogan signed a short-term deal with Atlético Ottawa. Returning to our club in 2022, Brogan now serves as the club's High Performance Director and is a key cog in the Atlético Ottawa Juniors machine.

Miranda spent the majority of her youth playing at both Atlético Ottawa Juniors predecessors (Cumberland United and Capital United). In her teen years, Miranda was a part of the Ontario Soccer Provincial program, as well the Canada National Training Centre (now called NDC Ontario). At this time she also helped lead an undefeated Capital United team to the U17 Girls OYSL Provincial Title. After high school, Miranda left to play with the University of Memphis in the NCAA Division 1.

Following 3 years at Memphis, Miranda returned home to play with the University of Ottawa. With the Gee-Gees, Miranda played two seasons, in which she was named an OUA East First Team All-Star in both campaigns. In her last year, Miranda captained uOttawa to a U SPORTS National Championship, where she was named the Tournament MVP, and scored a 29-yard winning goal in the final. Following the National Championship, Miranda represented uOttawa at the FISU University World Cup, where she lead the school to a Gold medal while representing Canada.

Since completing her studies, Miranda has had stints playing professionally in Europe, plying her trade in the Finnish, Icelandic, and French first divisions. She most recently spent the 2025 season playing with Ottawa Rapid FC in the inaugural Northern Super League season, proudly representing her hometown.

Nicolas Fleuriau Chateau, known as Nick F-C, started playing at Capital United (now Atlético Ottawa Juniors) and developed into a dynamic striker by the age of 14. His skills helped him advance to the OPDL level with WOSC through the existing partnership with the club at the time, ultimately earning a full scholarship to St. John's University in 2020.

In 2023, Nick had a standout collegiate season, earning All-Big East First Team, All-East Region Second Team, and Second Team Academic All-American honors. He finished the campaign with 14 goals in the process.

Selected in the third round of the 2024 MLS SuperDraft by the Vancouver Whitecaps, Nick signed with Whitecaps FC 2 in MLS Next Pro. During his first season with the MLS club, he earned three short-term loans with the first team, making his full MLS debut in July against CF Montréal.

In the summer of 2026, Nick returned to Ottawa to sign with the Atlético Ottawa CPL team, brining his career full circle.

Jordan began playing soccer with Cumberland United, now Atlético Ottawa Juniors, at the age of 4. She progressed through the club’s grassroots programs to the academy level. At 12, she was selected for the Region 5 provincial program for Ottawa as an underage player. As a teen, Jordan played for Team Ontario at the provincial level and competed with Capital United’s OYSL teams for 1995 and 1996-born players.

During her time in the provincial program, Jordan made multiple appearances in major tournaments, including the Provincial All-Star Tournament. In 2013, she was selected for Team Ontario’s Canada Games roster, earning a bronze medal and a spot on the Canada Games All-Star Team.

In 2014, Jordan moved to the U.S. to play NCAA Division I soccer at Radford University, in Virginia. Over her four years, she was a standout player, serving as captain for three seasons and earning numerous accolades, including 4x First Team All-Big South, Second Team All-American honors, and a spot on the Big South All-Decade Team. In 2016, she was invited to a National Team Training camp, and in 2018, she helped lead Radford to a Big South Championship.

Since returning home in 2019, Jordan has found a new passion in coaching. She currently leads multiple girls programs at AOJ, helping develop the next generation of players who aspire to reach her level.

Tardif's soccer journey began with Cumberland United, now Atlético Ottawa Juniors, where he progressed from the club's Grassroots programs through the Academy program. Tardif spent his teen years in the club's High Performance Academy, competing in the OPDL. Recognized by all for his work ethic and discipline, Tardif was a critical piece in the 2023 U17 boys squad's successful season.

Pursuing the Canadian collegiate pathway, Tardif committed to the Brock University Badgers. An instant game changer for the Badgers, Tardif  appeared in every OUA match across his first two years, providing 11 goal contributions in the process. In 2025, he was named as an OUA Second-Team All-Star.

In late 2025, Gabe was selected by his hometown club Atlético Ottawa in the first round (9th overall) in the CPL draft, becoming Brock University's first ever CPL Draftee. We are excited to see what the future holds!