Room to grow.
Purposeful training that develops technique, creativity and the confidence to make decisions on the pitch.
York Region, Ontario
Parent-led.
Player-first.
Great soccer grows from a strong community. We bring families, professional coaching and young players together to build something that belongs to all of us.
2016 Boys · 2026/27Explore the season
Family. Football.Forward.
- Led by families
- Guided by coaches
- Built around players
01 — The club
More voices.
A stronger team.
Tora FC started with families who wanted to take an active part in their children’s soccer journey. A club where ambition, enjoyment and belonging grow together.
A place to belong.
A supportive environment where players can ask questions, try something new and learn from mistakes.
A part to play.
Families bring their ideas, skills and care to the everyday life of the club. Responsibility is shared.
02 — Our approach
One club.
Three perspectives.
Shared purpose works best with clear roles.
Here’s how we build the team together.
A voice in the club
Help shape
what we build.
From organising equipment to bringing a new idea to the table, parents help make Tora possible. Contribute in ways that fit your skills and your life.
- 01
Share the responsibility
Help with facilities, events, communication and the practical work behind every session.
- 02
Bring your perspective
Take part in conversations about team life, priorities and how resources are used.
- 03
Set the tone
Build a positive sideline. Encourage effort and teamwork, and let the coach lead on the pitch.
Expertise on the pitch
Guide the game.
Grow the player.
Coaches lead on the pitch. A community that shares the operational work gives them more space to prepare, teach and connect with players.
- 01
Lead development
Design purposeful sessions that build technique, awareness and game understanding.
- 02
Make the soccer decisions
Lead training, tactics and match decisions within the club’s player-centred approach.
- 03
Coach with care
Give clear, constructive feedback and help each child see their next step.
At the heart of it all
Find your voice.
Find your game.
Players bring curiosity, effort and ideas. We want every child to feel supported in becoming a more capable player and a thoughtful teammate.
- 01
Be curious
Ask questions, try different solutions and learn through the game.
- 02
Own your progress
Set personal goals with your coach and notice what’s improving.
- 03
Look out for your team
Celebrate teammates, share your experience and help everyone feel part of the club.
03 — On the pitch
The first chapter.
The 2016 boys.
Our 2016 Boys team competes in the Indoor Super League’s Elite Division, Pool A, with three weekly training sessions in Richmond Hill and Vaughan.
Led on the pitch by Coach Akbar Mohammadi, the focus is on developing skills, understanding the game and growing together.
04 — The season
2026/27.
A season to grow.
Three weekly sessions. Weekend match days.
A shared rhythm for players and families.
2016 Boys Elite Division · Pool A
- Format
- 9v9
- Indoor turf
- Games
- 18
- Guaranteed
- Pool A
- 12
- Teams
24 Oct 2026 — 23 May 2027
Games take place on Saturdays or Sundays. Kickoff times rotate, with venues across the GTA, including Milton and Mississauga.
Our weekly rhythm.
Arrive 10 minutes before training.
01 / Gym
Tuesday
6:00–8:00 PM
Bayview Secondary School
Double Gym · Richmond Hill
27 Oct 2026 — 27 Apr 2027
Flat indoor shoes
02 / Gym
Friday
6:00–8:00 PM
Langstaff Secondary School
Double Gym · Richmond Hill
30 Oct 2026 — 23 Apr 2027
Flat indoor shoes
03 / Indoor turf
Saturday
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Vaughan Sportsplex · Field 4
8301 Keele St · Concord
24 Oct 2026 — 1 May 2027
Turf shoes
Check TeamSnap for exact training dates, breaks and schedule changes.
The first whistle
Opening fixtures.
Arrive 30 minutes before kickoff.
Sun / Oct 2026
8:00 PM Arrive 7:30 PM
Tora FC vs
Whitty Warriors
Milton Stadium · Field #2
Sun / Nov 2026
2:00 PM Arrive 1:30 PM
Tora FC vs
UVU Academy
Mississauga Stadium · Field #2
Ready to play.
Bring shin guards and a water bottle, plus your team jersey for games. Wear flat indoor shoes for gym sessions and turf shoes for Saturday training.
No cleats at any venue.
No jewellery during play.
Time to recharge.
No training on holidays, during the school winter break (late December to early January), or during March Break.
Saturday exclusions: 26 Dec 2026, 2 Jan 2027 and 24 Apr 2027. Check TeamSnap for exact break dates.
Stay in the loop.
TeamSnap is the place for exact dates and team updates. Arrive 10 minutes early for training and 30 minutes before games.
Questions? Message Arash on TeamSnap.
05 — Good questions
A little more
about Tora.
Getting to know a club starts
with a conversation.
Does parent-led mean parents coach?
Our coach leads training, player development, tactics and match decisions. Parents contribute to operations, team culture and the wider direction of the club. Clear roles help everyone focus on what they do best.
How much do parents need to contribute?
Families have different skills and different amounts of time. Contributions can range from an ongoing role to helping at an event or sharing ideas. We aim to spread the work fairly and keep participation manageable.
Which age groups are you working with?
Our current team is for boys born in 2016. If your child is in another age group, you’re welcome to express interest as we explore how the club can grow.
Where and when does the team train?
Tuesdays, 6:00–8:00 PM at Bayview Secondary School’s Double Gym; Fridays, 6:00–8:00 PM at Langstaff Secondary School’s Double Gym; and Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM on Field 4 at Vaughan Sportsplex. See the season section for dates, footwear and breaks. TeamSnap has the exact dates and latest changes.
Where can I find match details and team updates?
Use the Indoor Super League schedule and standings for league information. Games are on Saturdays or Sundays at rotating times and GTA venues. TeamSnap holds team updates and exact dates; message Arash there with questions.
How do I find out about fees and joining?
Start an enquiry below and share a little about your child and what you’re looking for. Ask about costs, what’s included and player availability before making a commitment. Existing families can message Arash on TeamSnap.
Can coaches or community partners get involved?
Yes. We welcome conversations about coaching, facilities, equipment, sponsorship and other ways to support the club. Choose your interest in the enquiry form below.
Let’s build what comes next
Bring your game.
Bring your voice.
For families who want to be involved.
Coaches who care about development.
Partners who believe in community.