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2010 Tournaments

Sikh Temple: June 4-6
Jordy Rasode: 11-13

Surrey Gurudwara: TBA
Akal Football Club : June 18-20

Akal Football Club Invitational

Since the tournaments inception in the year 2000 it has become an annual event in the Indo-Canadian community. The tournament has evolved from 60 teams participating in the first year to over 220 teams in 2005.

Khalsa Diwan Society

Khalsa Diwan Society originated as one of the first Indo-Canadian soccer tournaments in British Columbia. The tournaments primary goal is to bring athletes of all ages together in a competitive yet community oriented atmosphere. This tournament is held every year at Memorial Park in Vancouver.

Harjit Brar Memorial

This tournament is held in memory of Harjit Singh Brar who passed away at a young age in a horrific car accident. Ever since then, the Sikh Temple Soccer Club has been hosting this tournament to commemorate the life of a talented and well liked soccer player.

Pumi Uppal Memorial

In 1984, the Guru Nanak Sporting Club mourned the death of a fellow player, Pumi Singh Uppal. The death of this young man was a shock to all that played with him and against him, and in his memory a memorial tournament as been held every year for the past 25 years in appreciation to his devotion to the club.

Nation's Cup

The annual Nations Cup Soccer Tournament is recognized by players and spectators as one of the foremost amateur men's soccer tournaments in Western Canada. It is hosted by the Richmond Olympics Society and the Richmond United Football Club. The tournament takes place at Hugh Boyd Complex (corner of #1 Road & Francis Road) in Richmond, BC.

The format of this tournament is similar to the World Cup, grouping players by ethnic backgrounds and countries of origin. Teams representing countries such as Argentina, Africa, China, England, India, Italy, Germany, and Scotland, just to name a few, are comprised of elite players from throughout the Province to compete for the coveted "Nations Cup".

Averaging more than 5,000 spectators over the course of the weekend, the tournament provides a showcase for some of our province's finest soccer talent, having included such Canadian National Team players as, Randy Samuel, David Norman, and John Catliffe.