confirmed that Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Calgary Foothills WFC would be two of the league's inaugural teams. Pro-am Various women's leagues operate throughout Canada and the United States at a lower level than NWSL in a pro-am setup. As with the men's system, there is often no formal relationship (or results-based promotion/relegation) between leagues. Three are three Canadian leagues (CSA Division 3): League1 Ontario, Première ligue de soccer du Québec and League1 British Columbia, which have a total of 39-CSA sanctioned clubs. Like the men's divisions of these leagues, League1 Canada was formed to provide an umbrella organization for the three leagues. Starting in 2022, League1 Canada will sponsor a Division 3 Inter-provincial championship. The annual competition will include the three Division 3 champions and a second club from the league designated to host the competition. There are also two Canadian clubs, both based in Alberta, competing in the United Women's Soccer League 1 (USSF Division 2). U Sports and amateur U Sports women's soccer is a league competition for students at Canadian universities. The two-month season is followed by the U Sports women's soccer championship to determine a national champion. There are provincial competitions run by each of the provincial soccer associations to qualify an amateur team for the national championship, the Jubilee Trophy. Some of these are leagues and others cup competitions. Many other primarily adult amateur leagues, some with eight month seasons, also culminate in the Jubilee Trophy. There are indoor (March) and outdoor (September) national championships given Canada's climate. Pyramid breakdown See also Soccer in Canada List of Canadian soccer clubs in American leagues United States soccer league system References Football league systems in North America