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The Assyrian Athletic Club
of Toronto is a volunteer, not for profit
athletic organization aimed to provide and
facilitate the opportunity for the youth of
our community to enhance and develop their
skills and talents in the sports field, and
in particular the game of Soccer. Our club
teams are members in the North York Soccer
Association (NYSA) and The Ontario Soccer
Association (OSA). |
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1984 |
1985 |
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The Winged Bull Soccer
Team of Toronto was established in 1981 by
the efforts and dedicated work of many
people and was sponsored by The Assyrian
Society of Canada.
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1986 |
1997 |
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Under the leadership of
one of the greatest Assyrian Soccer Stars,
Mr. Isaac Y. Isaac, the team had lots of
success from the beginning especially in
gathering the few hundreds of Assyrian
people in Toronto that were scattered across
the city.
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1998 |
1999 |
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The Team made its first
trip outside Canada in 1983 when they
visited the city of Chicago and put on a
show against the Chicago Powerhouse, The
Chicago Winged Bull, that was to be
remembered by all participants and
spectators and earned the team it's special
and high reputation ever since, even as they
lost 6 - 5.
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2000
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2001 |
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After The Assyrian Society
Of Canada stopped its sponsorship due to
financial commitments toward building the
Assyrian Centre in Toronto, the team was
dismantled and gave way for several teams to
be established.
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2002 |
2002 |
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When the Assyrian Athletic Club of Toronto
was finally established in 1997, we found no
better opportunity than this to bring back
the name and build on its great history and
reputation. |
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2003 |
2004 |
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The club is now going in the direction of
the best asset that our community posses, the youth. All
effort are geared toward developing the youth in the
athletic field to be the back bone of our society to
contribute to our second homeland, Canada. |
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2005 |
2005 |
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Here at the AAC of Toronto, we consider
ourselves an extension of the great of the
Athori (Assyrian Athletic club of Baghdad)
and its heritage that will never be
forgotten. |
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2006 |
2008 |
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2009 |
2010 |
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For more detailed information on some of the
accomplishments over the years, click on the
thumbnail pictures. |
