MYSports London

Organization Type: Sports & Recreation
Address: 151B York Street London, ON N6A 1AB, London, Ontario N6A 1AB
Contact: Amit Bhundhoo
Website: https://www.mysportslondon.ca/

MYSports London is a non-profit organization based in London, Ontario, dedicated to providing Muslim youth—and the broader community—with a supportive, Islamic environment to enjoy and compete in sports, particularly soccer. Their mission is to foster both athletic development and spiritual growth by promoting teamwork, inclusivity, and community unity.

Programs and Structure

MYSports London offers co-ed soccer programs for children aged 6 to 15.

Games on Sundays: Held from 10 AM to 1 PM at Jesse Davidson Park (731 Viscount Rd)
Weekly Practices: Conducted on Wednesdays at Kensal Park (150 Chelsea Ave), with sessions from 6–7 PM for ages U5–U8 and 7–8 PM for U10–U15.

Younger children (ages 5–6) focus on skill development with a single weekly session, while older participants engage in both practices and games. All divisions are co-ed, and while the organization encourages players to build new friendships within their teams, they also accommodate requests for children to play on the same team as a friend when possible.

Community and Values

Rooted in Islamic principles, MYSports London emphasizes the concept of ummah—a sense of unity and togetherness—encouraging youth to view their teams as a family. This approach not only enhances the sporting experience but also strengthens community bonds and personal development.

Get Involved

Whether you’re a parent seeking a positive and faith-aligned sports environment for your child or a community member interested in volunteering, MYSports London offers opportunities to engage in meaningful ways. For more information on registration, schedules, and volunteer opportunities, visit their official website: mysportslondon.ca.

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MYSports London’s Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Coaches

Organization: MYSports London
Category: Sports and Recreation
Description: Are you passionate about soccer and want to give back to your community? MYSPORTS London is looking for enthusiastic, driven, and soccer-loving individuals to volunteer with us this summer! …Read More

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