which included competing for Cardiff Schoolboys, county of Glamorgan, Cardiff City Youth Team, and Newport County Reserves as a 15 year old; while also competing in first team high school rugby and cricket. Oakville Soccer Club and Ontario Provincial Team In 1980/82 Paul John James played for the Oakville Minor Soccer club winning an Ontario provincial championship. In 1982 Paul John James played for the Ontario Provincial team who won the Canadian national championships. Soccer achievements 47 International Caps as a player; Competed in 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games; Competed in 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico Professional player Toronto Blizzard, Hamilton Steelers, Doncaster Rovers, London Lasers, Ottawa Intrepid; Four Time Canadian Soccer League First Team All Star Player; Four CONCACAF Championships (2 player/2 coach); Canadian National Men's U20 Head Coach (98/01); Canadian National Men's U17 Assistant Coach (98/00); Canadian National Women's U20 Assistant Coach (2008) FIFA World Championship Argentina 2001; Professional Head Coach Ottawa (89); London (92); Collegiate Head Coach Lemoyne College, Niagara, York University; 6 Coach of The Year Awards; CIS National Women's Coach of the Year 2007; BA Wilfrid Laurier (1997); MBA Football Industries (2002); Television Soccer Analyst: GOL TV, The Score, CBC, Sportsnet. Soccer Writer for the Globe and Mail; Author, advocacy for human rights protection Authored Crack Open (2012); Owner Author Confronting the Stigma of Drug Addiction; Submissions to HRTO, Divisional Court of Appeal; Ontario Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada (2012-2019). References External links Paul James NASL stats and jerseys 1963 births Living people Footballers from Cardiff Welsh emigrants to Canada Naturalized citizens of Canada Soccer people from Ontario Association football midfielders Canadian soccer players Canada men's international soccer players Olympic soccer players of Canada Footballers at the 1984 Summer Olympics 1986 FIFA World Cup players Canadian expatriate soccer players Canadian expatriate sportspeople in Mexico British expatriate sportspeople in Mexico Toronto Blizzard (1971–1984) players C.F. Monterrey players Liga MX players Hamilton Steelers (1981–1992) players Doncaster Rovers F.C. players Ottawa Intrepid players Toronto Blizzard (1986–1993) players London Lasers players North American Soccer League (1968–1984) players Canadian Soccer League (1987–1992) players Expatriate footballers in Mexico Canadian soccer coaches Niagara Purple Eagles men's soccer coaches Canadian television sportscasters Canadian soccer commentators Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks soccer players Alumni of the University of Liverpool Canada Soccer Hall of Fame inductees Expatriate football managers in the Bahamas Bahamas national football team managers Canadian National Soccer League players