The 2026 LS Pro season is the ninth season of play for LS Pro Féminin. It is the second season with multiple tiered divisions, and first with new branding for each division. LS Pro is a division three semi-professional soccer league in the Canadian soccer league system and the highest level of soccer based in the Canadian province of Québec.
Changes from 2025 Three new clubs have joined for the 2026 season (West Ottawa SC, Optimum de Victoriaville, and Cosmos de Granby) - all who will join in Ligue 3. CS Lanaudière-Nord, and FC Anjou departed the league. This season, the third tier, Ligue 3 will debut for the first time.
A LS Pro league cup will be introduced this season, to replace the Coupe L1Q, which featured only teams from the first division who qualified via league standings and was last held in 2023.
Ligue 1
Ligue 1 Québec Féminin (also known as Ligue 1 QC Féminin) will increase to 12 clubs this season (ten from 2025, plus two promoted clubs - Lakeshore SC and CS St-Laurent, CS St-Hubert was relegated to Ligue 2 after being removed from the league mid-season in 2025). They will play each other once each for a total of 11 matches, before being split into two groups - Championship Group and Relegation Group. They will play each team in their new group once, with points from the first half carrying over. The bottom two teams from the Relegation Group will be relegated to Ligue 2 for 2027.
Teams Team City Stadium Head coach A.S. Blainville Blainville, Laurentides Parc BlainvilleVincent Perret AS Chaudière-Ouest Lévis, Quebec Parc Renaud-MaillettePierre VereeckeCeltix du Haut-RichelieuSaint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Montérégie Parc Pierre-BenoîtSimon Tchahou AS Laval Laval, Laval Parc de LausanneSean RosaFC Laval Laval, Laval Parc Berthiaume-du-Tremblay Amro Radwan CS Longueuil Longueuil, Montérégie Parc LaurierGilbert Bayiha CS Mont-Royal Outremont Mount Royal, Montréal Parc Recreatif de TMRSid Mohamed Farah CS Saint-Laurent Saint-Laurent, Montreal Vanier College Stadium Peter Eustache Lakeshore SC Kirkland, Montréal Parc des Bénévoles Noureddine LachhabOttawa South UnitedOttawa, Ontario George-Nelms ParkVlad Vrsecky CF Montréal Academy Montreal, Montréal Centre NutrilaitJulie CasselmanRoyal-Sélect de BeauportBeauport, Quebec CityStade BeauportMichel Fischer
Standings
Statistics Top goalscorers(does not include Coupe du Québec) RankPlayerClubGoals1 Victoria Dupont Celtix du Haut-Richelieu112 Aaliyah Picquet CF Montréal Academy93 Celine Deraedt Sfyrogiannakis AS Chaudière-Ouest84 Mégane Gagnon AS Blainville6 Mélodie Lavigueur Royal-Sélect de Beauport6 Clémence Brunelle CS Longueuil5 Laurie-Ann Moïse CS Mont-Royal Outremont Magali Gagné CS Mont-Royal Outremont Maïka-Kim Guerrier CF Montréal Academy Rafaëlle Robitaille Bourgeois AS Blainville Rosa Maalouf Ottawa South United Source: Spordle
Ligue 2
Ligue 2 Québec Féminin (also known as Ligue 2 QC Féminin) will feature 10 sides (a decrease from 19 last season), with the clubs who finished second to eleventh last year (excluding CS St-Laurent, who qualified for promotion), in addition to CS St-Hubert who were relegated from Ligue 1 after departing mid-season. They will play each other home and away for a total of 18 matches. The Champion will earn promotion to Ligue 1 and qualify for the Jubilee Trophy as Quebec's representative for the amateur national championships. The teams finishing second through fifth will qualify for the promotion playoffs. The bottom two teams will be relegated to Ligue 3 for 2027.
Teams Team City 2025 Result Group A CS St-Hubert Saint-Hubert, Montérégie Did not finish season, Ligue 1 CS Trident Quebec City2nd AS Brossard Brossard, Montérégie 3rd CS Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivières4thCS BouchervilleBoucherville6th CS LaSalle Montréal7th CS Lévis-Est Lévis8th Revolution FC Saint-Eustache9thAS Gatineau Gatineau, Outaouais10th CS Fury de Rimouski Rimouski 11th
Standings
Playoffs
Statistics
Top goalscorers(includes playoffs; does not include Coupe du Québec) RankPlayerClubGoals1 Allie Martin CS LaSalle9 Ashley Burdick CS LaSalle Skye Cuscuna AS Brossard 4 Émy Desharnais CS Trident 85 Arielle Boudreau CS Trois-Rivières7 Elizabeth Viel CS Trident Florence Delisle CS Trident 8 Emma Donovan CS Lévis-Est 698 players5 Source: PPL
Ligue 3
Ligue 3 Québec Féminin (also known as Ligue 3 QC Féminin) will operate for the first time this season. It will feature nine clubs (the clubs who finished 12th through 17th last season, plus three new entrants - Optimum de Victoriaville, Cosmos de Granby, and West Ottawa SC. The 18th and 19th place finishers - FC Anjou and CS Lanaudière-Nord did not return from last season.
Teams Team City 2025 Result Current teams CS Union Lanaudière Sud Repentigny12th, Ligue 2 CS du Bas-Richelieu Sorel-Tracy13th, Ligue 2 CS Mistral de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke14th, Ligue 2 CS Roussillon Saint-Constant15th, Ligue 2 CF L'International de Québec Quebec City16th, Ligue 2 CS Phénix des Rivières Quebec City17th, Ligue 2CS les Cosmos de GranbyGranbyNew teamCS Optimum de VictoriavilleVictoriavilleNew teamWest Ottawa SCOttawa, Ontario New team
Standings
Playoffs
Statistics
Top goalscorers(includes playoffs; does not include Coupe du Québec) RankPlayerClubGoals1 Seema Sakran West Ottawa SC202 Gracie Somers West Ottawa SC143 Aurélie Champagne CS Roussillon124 Alexane Beaudin CS Roussillon9 Kelly-Ann Labrie CS Optimum de Victoriaville Laurie Theriault CS Optimum de Victoriaville7 Audrey-Anne Desbiens CS Mistral de Sherbrooke8 Ève-Marie Giroux CF L'International de Québec9 Rafaelle Emond CS Roussillon7 Sandrine Blanchette CS Optimum de Victoriaville Source: LS Pro
Coupe du Québec Senior Soccer Quebec will be running the Coupe du Québec Senior to replace the Coupe L1Q. The cup will feature all teams from Ligue 1, Ligue 2, and Ligue 3 (except CF Montreal Academy) as well as two clubs from the lower level Interregional division (CS Lanaudière-Nord and CS Arsenal de Chambly). The 32 teams will be divided into 8 groups of four teams. The top two teams in each group advance to the round of 16.
Group Stage Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Group E
Group F
Group G
Group H
Knockout Stage
Ligue Espoirs (U21) LS Pro will again run a reserve division. There will be two divisions. Division 1 will feature U21 sides from all Ligue 1 clubs. Division 2 will feature U21 clubs from seven of the ten Ligue 2 clubs. Division 1
Division 2
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