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2006 Boys First Name Last Name League Club / Academy David Alexis OPDL West Ottawa SC Chiemeka Azurunwa OPDL Aurora FC Abdiasis Bahur OPDL Woodbridge SC Adam Belquas OPDL Unionville Milliken SC Ennis Bernaus OPDL Toronto High Park FC Nicholas Boafo OPDL Brampton Youth SC Aiden Borges OPDL Cambridge United SC Matteo Bosch TOLD Thunder Bay Chill Joash Bouchard OPDL Ottawa TFC Daniel Cammisa OPDL Richmond Hill SC Ian Campbell OPDL Unionville Milliken SC Gabriel Carvalho OPDL Ottawa South United Yuaan Cheliyan OPDL Unionville Milliken SC Keiran Cook TOLD FC Durham Matias Cortes TOLD Prostars Football Club Mark Cristini OPDL Woodbridge SC Caylen Diaconescu OPDL Tecumseh SC Abdoul Diallo TOLD Niagara Regional Malachi Dompreh OPDL Cambridge United SC Karl Espiro OPDL Woodbridge SC James Fidalgo OPDL Vaughan SC Kristjan Fortier TOLD Barca Academy/BCN Academy Luca Franco TOLD Red Academy of Soccer Matthew Galvan OPDL Woodbridge SC Victor-Nicholas Giustizia OPDL Vaughan SC Caleb Gombo OPDL Hamilton United Elite Josiah Green OPDL United FA Phanuel Gunn OPDL Aurora FC Issam (samo) Hassoun OPDL Tecumseh SC Nael Kane OPDL West Ottawa SC Brandon Khedoo OPDL Woodbridge SC Michael Lee OPDL North Toronto SC Adrian Mahoney TOLD Oakville Blue Devils Takeharu Miki TOLD Barca Academy Toronto Gabriel Moore OPDL Ottawa TFC Athol Munro OPDL Oakville SC Christophin Tresor Ngassam Itoua OPDL Woodbridge SC Jquan Odlum Auguste OPDL SC Toronto Kyle Orsi OPDL Tecumseh SC Lucas Ozimec TOLD Pro Stars FC Kaias Peric TOLD Prostars FC. Nolan Phillips OPDL Brampton Youth SC Erik Pop TOLD Prostars Soccer Academy Raushan Pourawal OPDL Oakville SC Theo Rigopoulos TOLD Alliance FC London Simon Rochon OPDL Ottawa South United Cameron Sailsman OPDL United FA Kynu Samuels OPDL Richmond Hill SC Marco Sciortino OPDL Vaughan SC Ahmad Sibai OPDL Oakville SC Alessandro Silenu OPDL Ottawa South United Braden Stevanovic TOLD Vardar Academy Marc Theofanis OPDL Vaughan SC Daunte Tulloch TOLD FC Durham Academy Bilaal Volcy OPDL Ottawa TFC Barrett Weight OPDL Ottawa South United Dante Wright OPDL Vaughan SC.

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