OASC Lynwood Hustlers who play in OCSL OT3 division were the first winners of the OASC Old Timers tournament on September 21st.
The Hustlers beat the Ottawa Bears Pink (OT6) in the final 2-1 to complete a 100% record in the tournament.
The tournament was limited to just 8 teams this year but following its success the club intend to expand the tournament next year.
Thanks to Kevin Judd and Dawn Dinsdale for organizing the event.
OASC Lynwood Hustlers - The 2024 Old Timers Tournament Champions
Group A
| Team | Wins | Ties | Loss | Points | |
| 1 | OASC Hustler Magic (OT3) | 3 | 0 | 0 | 9 |
| 2. | OASC Legends (OT3) | 2 | 0 | 1 | 6 |
| 3. | OSU Manotick (OT4) | 0 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 4. | Kemptville FC (OT5) | 0 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
Group B
| Team | Wins | Ties | Loss | Points | |
| 1 | Ottawa Bears Pink (OT6) | 2 | 1 | 0 | 7 |
| 2. | Ottawa Bears Orange (OT5) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 4 |
| 3. | Falcons Bohemians (MOT3) | 0 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
| 4. | Saigon United (OT5) | 0 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
The Ottawa Adult Soccer Club entered 15 teams in the Ottawa Carleton Soccer League in 2024 and managed to pick up 3 division titles.
In Old Timers Division 3 OASC Legends won by 7 points with a 11-2-1 record. In the same divisions OASC Lynwood finished 4th and OASC Lynwood Centennials finished 8th.
Legends after they just clinched the OT3 division title.
In Old Timers Division 7 OASC Spitfires OT7 won their last game of the season to leapfrog White Eagles who lost that night. The Spitfires had a 10-3-1 record.
OASC Spitfires Mens Old Timers Division 7 Champions
OASC Glens won the Masters 3 Division with a 9-4-1 record to finish 4 points ahead of Arnprior United.
OASC Glens Mens Masters Division 3 Champions
Our full record for the 2024 season is as follows
Men Competitive Division 4. OASC Lynwood Red Magic (7th)
Men Recreation Division 1, OASC Lynwood Talons (2nd)
Men Recreation Division 3, OASC Lynwood Wolves (2nd), OASC Lynwood Manic (5th)
Men Recreation Division 6, OASC Spitfires (2nd), OASC Lynwood Hornets (4th)
Women Recreation Division 4 - OASC Lynwood Jazz (7th)
Old Timers Over 35 Division 1, OASC Spitfires (6th)
Old Timers Over 35 Division 3 - OASC Legends (1st), OASC Lynwood Hustlers (4th), OASC Lynwood Centennials (8th)
Old Timers Over 35 Division 6, OASC Lynwood Red Star (4th),
Old Timers Over 35 Division 7, OASC Spitfires (1st),
Masters Over 50 Division 3, OASC Glens (1st), OASC Lynwood Chargers (8th)
Anthony's Fidget Spinners got their hands on their first trophy in the OASC when they beat AC Minority 3 - 1 in the final of the Presidents Cup.
In a tight game they took the lead after 32 minutes when Adam Telfer headed home. The Spinners then stretched their lead just after the start of the 2nd half before AC Minority pulled one back just 2 minutes later. With 20 minutes to go Spinners regained their 2 goal cushion and held onto it despite some late pressure from AC Minority.
Anthony's Fidget Spinners
AC Minority
Referee Matthew Saikaley with assistants Dan Popescu and Vladimir Makarov
Team captain Adam Farid collects his teams runners up medals from OASC President Tim Baigent
2024 President Cup winners - Anthonys Fidget Spinners
Dynamo Dragons won the Men over 35 division 1 with a 12-1-1 record finishing 10 points ahead of 2nd place Legends United.
In Division 2 Legends FC won the title from FORD Lightning
Dynamo Dragons - Men Over 35 Division 1 champions
Legends United - Men Over 35 Division 1 runners up
Legends FC - Men Over 35 Division 2 champions
FORD Lightning - Men Over 35 Division 2 runner up
Lynwood Lightning won back to back championships when they won the Division 2 title this week. Last years Division 3 champions took a point in their final game to finish 1 point ahead of Goal Diggers with a 10-2-2 record.
Hakan Mustafa of Lynwood was the divisions top scorer with 17 goals. Yusuf Hasimoglu of Anatolian Eagles won the goalkeepers award with a league high 5 shutouts.
Division 2 Champions - Lynwood Lightning
Goal Diggers - Division 2 runners up
Anatolian Eagles finished 3rd
Les Hirondelles took home the Challenge Cup after their 3-1 victory over fellow Division 1 team Hooligans.
Les Hirondelles took an early lead after 9 minutes and scored a second after 32 minutes to look comfortable heading to the break. However Hooligans hit back just before half time to make it 2-1 after 45 minutes.
Les Hirondelles then wrapped up the game early in the second half with the third goal.
Les Hirondelles - Challenge Cup Winners 2024
Hooligans 2024 Challenge Cup Finalists
Referee Tim Wong with ARs Alex Chernykh and Abdouahman Ibrahim
Les Hirondelles go 2-0 up.
The 2024 Challenge Cup Winners
Syntronic Moons comfortably won the Division 4 title with a 11-3-0 record. The Moons were the only team in the league to go undefeated in the 2024 season finishing 9 points clear at the top.
Shrew Crew finished runners up after a fine first season in the league. Nokia Eagles had their best finish in years as they finished in 3rd.
Not surprisingly Syntronic Moons players also won the individual honours with Kien Ta winning the golden boot with 23 goals and Sergey Phursov winning the golden glove award with 2 shutouts.
Syntronic Moons - 2024 Division 4 Champions and the OASCs only undefeated team.
Nokia Eagles finished in 3rd place
GDMS Cyclones finished in 4th position
FOB FC have won the 3rd Division title in their first season in the OASC. They comfortably won the championship with a 13-0-1 record. Their only defeat was in August against Antonys Fidget Spinners who finished 3rd.
Lytle Athletic Club finished as runners up with a 11-0-3 record 6 points behind FOB
The individual honours were won by Cholen Premjeyanth of FOB FC with 25 goals. The top goal keeper award went to Salomon Mutanguha of Lyttle Athletic Club with 3 shutouts.
FOB FC - 2024 Division 3 Champions
Lyttle Athletic Club - Division 3 runners up
BBFC finished 3 points ahead of Spitfires to claim the Women over 45 title.
Chili Peppers were the Division 2 champions finishing 4 points above Senior Strikers
In an exciting finish to the season Talons won the Women's Division 1.
Going into the final round of matches 3 teams could have been crowned champions. Talons played Pumas with each team knowing that victory would give them the title. Valley Cats needed to win big against Haven't Got a Kahlua and hope that the Talons v Pumas game was a tie.
Talons and Pumas did tie 3 - 3 but Valley Cats were beaten by Haven't Got a Kahlua leaving Talons champions by a single point over Pumas.
This was Talons second championship after wining in 2021.
Keisha Lewis of the Talons was the top scorer with 26 goals and Jessica Hussey of Valley Cats picked up the top goal keeper award.
Talons are the Women's Division Champions for the second time in 4 seasons.
Pumas finished runners up in the Women's Division.
