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Chimaobim Onyeocha
By Thomas Hewitt
When Chimaobim ‘Obi’ Onyeocha, Inter Toronto’s youngest-ever debutant and a proof-of-concept for their academy structure, it’s not only himself he brings onto the field. While his father attentively sits in the stands cheering Obi on, a part of him - his younger self’s dreams and ambitions of going pro - are carried by his son.
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Chimaobim Onyeocha
Sep 29, 2026
When Chimaobim ‘Obi’ Onyeocha, Inter Toronto’s youngest-ever debutant and a proof-of-concept for their academy structure, it’s not only himself he brings onto the field. While his father attentively sits in the stands cheering Obi on, a part of him - his younger self’s dreams and ambitions of going pro - are carried by his son.
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When we played that Round of 16 match against South Africa and Steph scored that winning goal, the moment itself made me emotional. But the photo I’ll remember most from that game is actually one from the locker room, when he sat down and just let it all sink in. Steph is so deserving of that moment, and I’m grateful I got to capture it.
In Conversation With: Rocco Placentino
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President for me is just a title. I like building things. I like leaving a mark. Whatever I did for Saint-Laurent. I want to do for the whole province, and I mean that. I want to change the way football is seen in Quebec, but in harmony, not against anybody. I just want to bring my vision, my passion.
In Conversation With: David Diianni
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Building a culture, is a process. It's not events. It's not team-building activities.
To me, it’s investing in people, having relationships, and knowing who they are and where they come from. If you provide respect, value, transparency and communication, and listen to your student-athletes and staff, people feel valued and they feel seen. Then you have culture.
Still Becoming: Jessie Fleming
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For more than a decade, Canadian soccer has searched for ways to describe Jessie Fleming. Midfield general. Future captain. Christine Sinclair's successor. Olympic hero.
None of them quite fit.
Fleming's story leans more towards becoming the person everyone trusts when the room falls silent.
In Conversation With: Max Anchor
Feb 28, 2023
I was fortunate enough to be apart of one of the best goalkeeping groups in the World Cup. What really stood out to me was the humility and personality of the group. These guys are the best of the best, yet welcomed me like one of their own and showed up everyday with intent to get better.






