Here is this week's player availability report for Saturday's away match against Vancouver Rise:

OUT: Saorla Miller, Megumi Nakamura, Rylee Foster-InmanQUESTIONABLE: NONESUSPENDED: NONEINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Halifax Tides FC fell 1-0 to the Montréal Roses on Sunday afternoon at Stade Boréale in the clubs' first meeting of the 2026 Northern Super League season.

The two sides battled through a tightly contested and physical first half, with Julia Benati creating Halifax's best early opportunities. The midfielder was shown a yellow card in the 25th minute before testing the Montréal defence again later in the half as the teams headed into the break scoreless.

Here is this week's player availability report for Sunday's away match against Montreal Roses:

OUT: NONEQUESTIONABLE: NONESUSPENDED: NONEINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

HALIFAX, NS - July 7, 2026 - Today, Halifax Tides FC joins the Northern Super League in recognizing a significant milestone for the league, as APEX, a global investment firm becomes a strategic investor in Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league.

The investment marks the first completed private equity investment in a professional women’s soccer league globally and reflects continued confidence in the growth and future of professional women’s soccer in Canada.

Halifax Tides FC dropped a hard-fought 1-0 decision to AFC Toronto on Saturday afternoon at Wanderers Grounds.

The visitors scored the lone goal in the 12th minute when Kaylee Hunter finished a cross into the penalty area, giving Toronto an early advantage.

Here is this week's player availability report for Sunday's home match against AFC Toronto:

OUT: NONEQUESTIONABLE: NONESUSPENDED: NONEINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Here is this week's player availability report for Saturday's home match against Calgary Wild FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, Naya CardozaQUESTIONABLE: Anika Tóth, Megumi NakamuraSUSPENDED: Synne MoeINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Here is this week's player availability report for Saturday's home match against Calgary Wild FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, Naya CardozaQUESTIONABLE: Anika Tóth, Megumi NakamuraSUSPENDED: Synne MoeINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Here is this week's player availability report for Saturday's home match against Calgary Wild FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, QUESTIONABLE: Megumi Nakamura, Anika Tóth, Naya CardozaINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Here is this week's player availability report for Saturday's home match against Calgary Wild FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, QUESTIONABLE: Megumi Nakamura, Anika Tóth, Naya CardozaINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Halifax, N.S. (June 11, 2026) – Halifax Tides FC has named Desjardins as its front-of-kit sponsor under a multi-year partnership. The partnership will debut on the club’s jerseys June 13, 2026, when the Tides host Calgary Wild FC at Wanderers Grounds.

The Tides and Desjardins share a commitment to strengthening communities and creating opportunities beyond the pitch. As part of the partnership, the organizations will collaborate on initiatives aimed at bringing people together, generating regional impact and supporting long-term progress across Atlantic Canada.

2XU, the global performance brand known for world-leading compression, today announced a new partnership with Halifax Tides FC ahead of the upcoming National Soccer League (NSL) season, becoming the club’s Official Compression Partner for the upcoming season.

The partnership brings 2XU’s scientifically engineered compression apparel into the Tides’ performance environment, supporting players across the full training and competition cycle, from preparation and gym work to matchday performance, travel and post-match recovery.

Halifax Tides FC fell 2-1 to Ottawa Rapid FCat Wanderers Grounds on Friday. After a hard-fought battle and several close attempts, a last-minute goal from Ottawa’s D.B. Pridham called the match.

Though the Tides opened the match with several attacking threats, Jyllissa Harris found the back of the net first in the 38th minute, capitalizing on a confusing deflection in the Halifax 18-yard box.

Halifax Tides FC has launched its Pride 2026 merchandise collection, created in collaboration with Halifax-based creative agency Shortstop. The collection uses design to spotlight and reinterpret key moments, spaces and symbols from Halifax’s 2SLGBTQI+ history.

The 2026 Tides Pride Collection includes a Pride-themed T-shirt, socks, bandana, patch and tote bag. A portion of the proceeds will support Halifax Pride, with $2 from each T-shirt and tote purchase donated to the organization.

Here is this week's player availability report for Friday's home match against Ottawa Rapid FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, Anika TóthQUESTIONABLE: Megumi NakamuraINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Here is this week's player availability report for Friday's home match against Ottawa Rapid FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, Anika TóthQUESTIONABLE: Megumi NakamuraINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Saorla Miller and Julianne “Jubes” Vallerand hosted a goal scoring clinic as Halifax Tides FC secured a 4-0 win over Calgary Wild FC Sunday night at McMahon Stadium.

The statement victory marks another record-breaking match for the Tides, topping their highest single-match goal tally from this season’s home opener.

Here is this week's player availability report for Sunday's away match against Calgary Wild FC:

OUT: Kat Jordan, Anika Tóth, Megumi Nakamura, Julia BenatiQUESTIONABLE: NONEINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE

Halifax Tides FC dropped points again this week, this time at home against Vancouver Rise FC. Despite a strong overall showing from the Tides, their efforts fell short as the final whistle marked a 2-1 loss.

Tides FC began the match with clear offensive superiority, dominating possession and controlling the run of play. Relentless pressing from wide attackers Tiffany Cameron and Saorla Miller allowed them several early opportunities from the touch line and top of the 18-yard box, respectively.

Here is this week's player availability report for Monday's home match against Vancouver Rise:

OUT: Kat Jordan, Anika TóthQUESTIONABLE: Megumi Nakamura, Stella Downing, Julia BenatiINTERNATIONAL DUTY: NONE