Atlético Gatineau Futsal Club Wins 2025 National Championship

Atlético Gatineau Futsal Club won their first ever national futsal championship when they defeated two-time defending champions, Toronto-based, 9 de Octubre FC in Regina, Saskatchewan on Sunday in a thrilling 3-2 final.

Atlético Gatineau stormed through the 2025 Canadian Futsal Championship with a flawless and emphatic display, capturing the national title with a perfect record and a staggering +33 goal differential. The squad, led by Head Coach André-Pierre Laurin, showcased relentless offense, airtight defense, and unmatched cohesion as they swept past their opponents in decisive fashion.

Here’s how their championship campaign unfolded:

April 10 – Atlético Gatineau 13:1 FC Brazil Vancouver (Brunswick Steel Arena)
Atlético opened the tournament with a statement win, dismantling FC Brazil Vancouver with a 13-1 rout. Their high press and quick transitions left the West Coast side scrambling from the opening whistle, setting the tone for what would become a dominant championship run.

April 11 – Atlético Gatineau 17:2 Whitehorse Yukon Selects FC (Brandt Centre)
The Gatineau side didn’t let up in their second match, overwhelming the Yukon Selects with a stunning 17-goal outburst. Precision passing and relentless pressure saw nearly every outfield player on the scoresheet, highlighting the team’s depth and versatility.

April 12 – Atlético Gatineau 9:3 Winnipeg Pioneers FC (Brandt Centre)
In their toughest test of the tournament, Atlético Gatineau faced a determined Winnipeg squad but still came away with a convincing 9-3 victory. The match showcased their composure under pressure and ability to adapt mid-game, sealing their spot at the top with an exclamation point.

Tournament MVP honours went to Adam Péladeau who scored the winning goal in the final. The 22 year old native of Gatineau provided exceptional play throughout the tournament.