Governing Bodies
Soccer Governing Body
Chantilly Forever FC is a sanctioned club under Ontario Soccer.
Founded in 1901, Ontario Soccer is one of the oldest and largest sport organizations in Canada. It provides leadership and support for the advancement of soccer in collaboration with its membership, partners, and stakeholders through exceptional and sustainable programs and services.
Ontario Soccer is comprised of 21 District Offices and several Associate Members, including regional and provincial leagues. The Districts collectively serve more than 600 Youth and Senior Clubs across the province.
Ontario Soccer is a proud member of the Canadian Soccer Association and is affiliated with FIFA, the world governing body for soccer.
Chantilly Forever FC proudly competes within the Hamilton Soccer community, a district steeped in rich soccer history.
Hamilton has celebrated many championships and milestones over the decades. From hosting Italian friendlies to Scottish tournaments, the region has welcomed international competition and developed exceptional local talent.
In 1995 and 1996, respected local historian Colin Jose documented many of Hamilton’s defining soccer moments in his book “100 Years of Steel City Soccer.”
His work captures the foundation, growth, and proud legacy of the game in our city.
Today, Chantilly Forever FC continues to build on that tradition, contributing to the ongoing story of soccer excellence in Hamilton.
Basketball Governing Body
Chantilly Forever BC is currently working closely with the appropriate governing bodies toward full sanctioning in the years to come.
During this process, Chantilly Forever BC will continue to operate responsibly and provide the services and development opportunities available within our current framework. Our commitment remains focused on athlete development, professionalism, and creating positive pathways for players and families.
We are dedicated to building the program the right way, with integrity, structure, and long-term sustainability as we move toward full recognition and sanctioning.
