This category is for players who are playing or who have played a high level of cricket (including top level league, district, provincial, first class or international). However, there is no restriction on who can be selected for these levels as our coaches have a keen eye on potential and talent. As well, players are constantly moving into this category with good performances in other divisions.

Our top team plays in the highest level of cricket in Canada (the TDCA Super 9 competition) and have a feeder system through our BEDCL Premier team.

Many players at OCA who are in this level of league cricket have played for Canada, Pro Leagues (Franchise Cricket), first class and international level.

ADVANCED LEVEL TEAMS:

A) Toronto District Cricket Association (TDCA) – SUPER 9 DIVISION (50 overs)

B) Brampton Etobicoke District (BEDCL) – ELITE DIVISION (50 overs)

This category is for players who are aspiring to reach higher levels in the game. An example of this might be:

- A young player who has graduated from youth cricket trying and shown good potential

- An established player who has been playing for years and has a desire to get to the top level as a player

- A competitive player who is returning to the game after time off the sport and wants to be involved in a good standard of play

This can be considered a good challenging level of play where players can prove themselves as players to move to higher ranks and as well improve their game at the same time.

A) Toronto District Cricket Association (TDCA) – PREMIER DIVISION (50 overs)

B) Mississauga Cricket Premier League (MCPL) – FIRST DIVISION (T20)

A) Canadian Commonwealth Cricket Association of Toronto (CCAT) – PREMIER DIVISION (50 overs)

This category serves as a starting point for players who have a love for cricket and want to be engaged in the sport. The cricket is fairly pressure free and offers players a good environment to enjoy while improving and developing skills and the all important social aspect of the game.

Players in this category might include:

- Players returning to the game after a long time off

- Players who love the game, but do not want to play too competitively

- Those who want to learn more match skills so they can move up the ranks at OCA to higher divisions

RECREATIONAL-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TEAMS

A) Brampton Etobicoke District (BEDCL) – FOURTH DIVISION (50 overs)

B) Canadian Commonwealth Cricket Association of Toronto (CCAT) – PREMIER DIVISION (50 overs)

C) Brampton Etobicoke District (BEDCL) – THIRD DIVISION (T25)

D) Mississauga Cricket Premier League (MCPL) – FIRST DIVISION (T20)

E) Mississauga Cricket Premier League (MCPL) – SECOND DIVISION (T20)

Duration- May 01, 2025 to October 10, 2025

Match Schedule - To be announced in April

Training Schedule - Thursdays 6pm-9pm (Players will train with teammates of the same division and level). Training will be a mix between highly productive and enjoyable outdoor sessions (at Mavis, Danville and Paul Coffey grounds) and our indoor locations in Mississauga.

Home Ground:

550 Courtneypark Drive West, Mississauga- Mavis Cricket Ground (aka Courtneypark) has been the home of the OCA since it's conception in 2007. The field is on the best in the country and has 4 natural turf wickets

Fee Structure

Full Time Member:

Eligible for all format matches (i.e. T20, 40 and 50)

* Access to 20-40 matches in a season

* Access to all practices and training

Includes uniform (match and training)

Cost $550 entire season Early Bird - Regular Price is $600

Part Time Member:

Eligible for T20 or 40 over formats (8 matches minimum)

One training session per week

Includes Uniform (match and training)

Cost $325 entire season Early Bird - Regular Price is $350

• How many games can I play in a season?

Full time players have access to 20-40 matches in a season (throughout the various formats i.e. T20, 25 and 50 over). Part time players will have access to 8-12 matches per season.

**This is based on your availability and commitment to play

• How does selection work?

Selection is based on multiple factors such as skill level, performance, commitment, availability, fee payment status etc. At any given time, we have a considerable number of matches going on in various leagues. Therefore, the selectors aim to field the best combination for each game. The captains will also provide their input during the selection process. Each week, we usually aim to announce the teams by Thursday or earlier. There may be adjustments after the team announcements.