With playoff spots already locked in, the Vancouver Bandits and Ottawa BlackJacks could have taken it easy in their regular-season finale. Instead, they treated fans to an offensive showcase.
One of the six founding clubs of Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league, Ottawa Rapid FC are past the halfway point of their first Northern Super League campaign. They currently sit in third place with 21 points and a record of 6W-5L-3D, and the best goal differential in the league.
Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team is back in Ottawa and aiming to make history—again. Ahead of their highly anticipated Aug. 1st clash against the United States at TD Place (7pm kickoff), the team was officially introduced to local media and fans at National Art Gallery on July 29.
The Ottawa BlackJacks had a chance to clinch a playoff berth in front of their home crowd at TD Place on Friday afternoon, July 26, but the Saskatchewan Rattlers had other plans. Ottawa fell 96–97 to the league’s last-place team in what could be a costly loss in the tightly packed Eastern Conference.
The Ottawa Titans are back in town this weekend to start a week long home stand at the Ottawa Stadium. The boys in red and black have had a bumpy start to the season, and are struggling to get the pieces together for a win. With a record of 8-20, there is lots of room for improvement, and hopefully we will see some of that work going in this weekend.
The Volleyball Nations League (VNL) made its return to Ottawa from June 4–8, as TD Place Arena played host to Week 1, Pool 1 of the women’s tournament for the first time in the city. Fans packed the stands throughout the week, including a crowd of over 5,100 for Canada’s Saturday night clash against Japan.
The Volleyball Nations League (VNL) has officially arrived in Ottawa once again, for the first time with Women’s Week 1 of the preliminary phase launching on June 4 at The Arena at TD Place. Team Canada is playing host to some of the world’s top women’s volleyball teams, including Bulgaria, the Dominican Republic, Japan, the Netherlands, and Serbia. The competition runs until June 8, offering fans five days of elite international action and excitement.
The Ottawa BlackJacks had a great second half of the game against the Honey Badgers, winning 105–83. They’re now on the road, returning to Ottawa June 15 for a game against the Niagara River Lions.
The Ottawa BlackJacks dramatically opened their 2025 CEBL campaign in coach DeAveiro’s first official game in charge, falling just short in a nail-biting 87–85 loss to the Niagara River Lions in front of a packed and energized crowd at TD Place. While the team’s outcome was heartbreaking, the performance was anything but disappointing.
The Ottawa BlackJacks are poised for an exciting 2025 season in the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), starting their season May 18. The team has a lot of returning stars and some new faces ready to make their mark.
The Ottawa Titans have started their 2025 season on the road, but are coming home for their grand home opener at Ottawa Stadium on Tuesday, May 20 at 6:30pm against the New Jersey Jackals. The first 3,500 fans at the opener will take home a Titans replica jersey (size XL), and enjoy celebratory fireworks.
History will be made on Sunday, April 27 as Ottawa’s newest professional sports team takes to the pitch at TD Place. Ottawa Rapid FC is a founding member of the Northern Super League (NSL), a top-division professional women’s soccer league featuring teams in Ottawa, Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax. The quality of the league is expected to be extremely high, with the announced base salaries and salary cap already putting the startup among the very best leagues in the world.
Atlético Ottawa kicks off their season this Saturday, April 5 at 2pm, when they take on HFX Wanderers at TD Place.
Now winding down their third regular season in Ottawa, the Titans are in a wild playoff push. The team is back home at Ottawa Stadium for their final two series, and with an incredible 27-14 record at home, our chances of a playoff run are almost guaranteed.
Ottawa’s—and now Canada’s—rising track star, Eliezer Adjibi, is in top form for his Olympic debut. The budding sprinter proved he can run shoulder-to-shoulder with the nation’s best after his recent silver medal performance at the 2024 Canadian Olympic Trials.
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