Business Details
48 Years
experience
Your Trusted Partner for Soccer Development in Brampton
Established in 1978, Brams United Soccer Club has dedicated itself to providing equitable soccer and physical literacy programs in Brampton. With 18 Provincial Titles, 1 National Title, and over 200 scholarships earned by alumni, we prioritize development opportunities for all ages and abilities. Our mission focuses on empowering leaders within regional, provincial, and national soccer communities while fostering inclusivity and community connection. We operate on Indigenous land in Peel Region, acknowledging the privilege to work here. Our programs cater to diverse skill levels, from grassroots to competitive teams, ensuring accessibility for every participant.Through initiatives like the Errol Fraser Jr. Fee Assistance Program, we remove barriers to participation. Our technical staff and certified coaches deliver structured training, including specialized Goalkeeper Academy sessions. Strategic partnerships and sponsorships enhance our capacity to serve the community. With a 2019-2021 Strategic Plan guiding operations, we maintain transparency through staff directories and public documentation. Our commitment to leadership development extends beyond the field, shaping future community leaders.
Services
Player Development Pathway
Competitive Rep Teams
Community Soccer Programs
Goalkeeper Academy
All Abilities Camps
Coach Mentorship Programs
Match Official Training
Financial Assistance Programs
Special Event Hosting
Sponsorship Opportunities
Details
- Year established: 1978
Highlights and features
- Established in 1978 with a proven track record in soccer development
- 18 Provincial Titles and 1 National Title demonstrating competitive excellence
- Over 200 scholarships earned by alumni across North America
- Programs for all ages and abilities from grassroots to competitive levels
- Specialized initiatives like the Errol Fraser Jr. Fee Assistance Program
Services
Player Development Pathway
Structured soccer training programs for ages U4-U21. Focuses on technical skills, tactical awareness, and game intelligence. Designed to prepare players for competitive levels while maintaining inclusivity for all skill levels.
Competitive Rep Teams
High-performance soccer teams competing at provincial and national levels. Offers advanced training, tournament participation, and exposure to college scholarships. Maintains 18 Provincial Titles and 1 National Championship legacy.
Community Soccer Programs
Inclusive soccer opportunities for casual players of all ages. Includes outdoor/indoor options, women's leagues, and special programs. Emphasizes fun, fitness, and community engagement over competitive pressure.
Goalkeeper Academy
Specialized training for goalkeepers at all levels. Focuses on shot-stopping, positioning, and distribution techniques. Led by certified technical staff with competitive program experience.
All Abilities Camps
Inclusive soccer camps for players with diverse abilities. Tailored instruction adapting to individual needs. Promotes physical literacy and social integration through modified soccer activities.
People
Mallory MacDonald
Executive Director & Director of Soccer
Oversees strategic operations and soccer programming for all club levels. Brings extensive experience in soccer administration and player development frameworks.
Ezequiel Gaziglia
Competitive U12+ Technical Lead
Manages technical development for competitive teams aged U12+. Implements training methodologies aligned with provincial/national standards for elite youth development.
Zachary Rushe
U8-U11 Technical Lead
Specializes in grassroots player development for early youth levels. Focuses on foundational skill acquisition and age-appropriate soccer education.
Questions
What soccer programs does Brams United offer?
We provide Competitive Rep Teams (U8-U21), Community Soccer Programs (outdoor/indoor), Goalkeeper Academy, All Abilities Camps, and special initiatives like the Errol Fraser Jr. Memorial Cup Festival.
Are there financial assistance options available?
Yes, our Errol Fraser Jr. Fee Assistance Program helps reduce participation barriers through subsidized registration fees for eligible families in Brampton.
How can I become a coach or official?
Visit our Coaches Portal for mentorship programs, session plans, and certification pathways. For match officials, complete our training program covering U8-U18 levels.
What community values does the club prioritize?
We emphasize development opportunities for all, leadership skill-building, and community connection through inclusive soccer programming on Indigenous land in Peel Region.
Reviews (4)
Chrissy Clarke
Aug 29, 2019
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Good Club but they still have some work to do but hopefully with time things will get better. They have one of the best coaches working there Richard Edwards!
Victor Kuntzevitsky
Aug 05, 2018
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I attended the 2018 Fun Day - where teams played their last game, and celebrated the end of the 2018 Outdoor season. Brams United is a great soccer organization that really cares about it's players, staff and community! Thanks Melanie & company!
Tony Papandrea
Jun 25, 2018
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Small little office within the unit the staff that work there are fabulous and always willing to help you out with any questions that you may have about girls soccer or the club itself. In my experience Brams United girls soccer club is a fantastic club for your daughter to join where she could learn and how to develop the soccer skills she would need to become a better player. Plenty of free parking spaces and wheelchair access available to get into the building.
Paula Correia
Feb 01, 2018
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If I could give this organization less than 1 I would. It is the absolute worst soccer organization EVER!!! Do not sign up your daughters (house league) you will be highly disappointed. The director is not organized at all, he has no idea what he is doing and doesn't do anything to help. They increase prices every year. Most coaches have no idea what they are doing because it is volunteer and the organization doesn't even help them or guide them on how to coach the kids, they cancel games with promises that it'll be rescheduled and then pretend like it was never spoken about, they change locations
