Theo joined Ottawa TFC predecessor Capital United FC prior to U13. With the club, he led the U13 Eastern Ontario Regional league in scoring to help secure promotion into the Provincial OYSL. He spent the following year representing Cap U provincially in the OYSL before moving to West Ottawa SC at U15 to continue his growth in the division.

Shortly thereafter, Theo was signed by the Vancouver Whitecaps FC Academy. In 2018, Theo signed a senior professional contract with Vancouver Whitecaps FC and represented Canada at the U21 level at the 2018 Toulon Tournament. He then played for the Canadian U20 team at the 2018 CONCACAF U-20 Championship. In 2019, Theo’s first Whitecaps goal was a nominee for MLS Goal of the Year. The following year, Theo earned his first call-up to the Canada senior Men's National Team, where he scored on his debut against Barbados.

Theo was loaned to Norwegian club HamKam in 2021 and was then transferred to Scottish Premiership club St Johnstone. In August 2023, Theo was signed by Motherwell FC, where he led the team in scoring for the 2023-24 season. Following his successful campaign, Theo was named to Canada's squad for the 2024 Copa América. After the tournament, newly-promoted Ligue 1 side Auxerre announced the signing of Theo to a four-year deal in the summer of 2024, bringing his talents to France's top flight.

Mikaël "Miki" Cantave began  with OTFC's predecessor, Capital United, where he showcased his raw talent and flair until the age of 14. In 2010, through Capital United’s affiliation with FC Nantes, Miki earned the opportunity to train and play at the prestigious French club's youth academy—a result of his standout performance at the renowned Mondial Pupilles Tournament in 2009. This experience laid the foundation for his future success.

Miki's international career took off when he represented Canada at the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup, demonstrating his potential on the global stage. Later, he made a significant impact with Haiti’s national team, helping them qualify for the semifinals of the 2019 Gold Cup, an achievement that brought him further recognition.

Professionally, Miki's journey has taken him across Europe, playing in Spain and a brief stint in Romania’s First Division. In 2022, he returned to Canada, signing with the Canadian Premier League's Cavalry FC. He now plays for Vancouver FC, and has once again been called-up to represent Haiti in the 2024/25 Concacaf Nations League group stage in 2024, further cementing his place as an international-caliber player.

Sam began playing for Ottawa TFC predecessor Cumberland United at 14 years old. After his youth career in Ottawa, Sam represented St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia for 3 years.

After graduation, Sam returned to Ottawa and captained the Ottawa TFC Men's First Team for a few years, before leaving in 2023 to pursue a playing opportunity with Westside Strikers FC in Australia.

Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at a young age, Sam has been a member of the Canada Para Soccer Program since he was 14, where he is currently the Captain and the program's all-time top scorer. He was awarded the IFCPF World Cup Player of the Tournament in 2019, and has been name Canadian Para Soccer Player of the Year on 4 separate occasions (2016, 2019, 2022, 2023).

Miranda spent the majority of her youth playing at both Ottawa TFC predecessors (Cumberland United and Capital United). In her teen years, Miranda was a part of the Ontario Soccer Provincial program, and also helped lead an undefeated Capital United team to the U17 Girls OYSL Provincial Title. After high school, Miranda left to play with the University of Memphis in the NCAA Division 1.

Following 3 years at Memphis, Miranda returned home to play with the University of Ottawa. With the Gee-Gees, Miranda played two seasons, in which she was named an OUA East First Team All-Star in both campaigns. In her last year, Miranda captained uOttawa to a U SPORTS National Championship, where she was named the Tournament MVP, and scored a 29-yard winning goal in the final. Following the National Championship, Miranda represented uOttawa at the FISU University World Cup, where she lead the school to a Gold medal while representing Canada.

Since completing her studies, Miranda has had stints playing professionally in Europe, plying her trade in the Finnish, Icelandic, and French first divisions.

Brogan played with OTFC predecessor Cumberland United from the age of 4 until 13. At 12 years old, Brogan was selected to represent Canada at the Danone Nations Cup in Madrid.

In 2012, he joined the Toronto FC Academy, where he spent the next six years - moving to Toronto permanently in 2014 and being  selected as an MLS Academy All-Star. Additionally, he represented the club at the Generation Adidas Cup in 2015 and 2016. Brogan was also a member of the Canada National Team EXCEL program from U15 to U17, playing alongside the likes of Jonathan David and Alphonso Davies. In 2015, he was selected to the Canadian CONCACAF U17 Championship qualifying team.

Following his time in the TFC Academy, Brogan played at Liberty University from 2017 to 2020, competing in NCAA Division 1. In 2021, Brogan signed a professional contract with TFC II, where he frequently trained with the First Team. In 2023, Brogan signed a short-term deal with local club Atletico Ottawa. Returning to Ottawa TFC in 2022, Brogan now serves as the club's High Performance Director and is a key cog in the Ottawa TFC machine.

Jordan began playing soccer with Cumberland United, now Ottawa TFC, at the age of 4. She progressed through the club’s grassroots programs to the academy level. At 12, she was selected for the Region 5 provincial program for Ottawa as an underage player. As a teen, Jordan played for Team Ontario at the provincial level and competed with Capital United’s OYSL teams for 1995 and 1996-born players.

During her time in the provincial program, Jordan made multiple appearances in major tournaments, including the Provincial All-Star Tournament. In 2013, she was selected for Team Ontario’s Canada Games roster, earning a bronze medal and a spot on the Canada Games All-Star Team.

In 2014, Jordan moved to the U.S. to play NCAA Division I soccer at Radford University, in Virginia. Over her four years, she was a standout player, serving as captain for three seasons and earning numerous accolades, including 4x First Team All-Big South, Second Team All-American honors, and a spot on the Big South All-Decade Team. In 2016, she was invited to a National Team Training camp, and in 2018, she helped lead Radford to a Big South Championship.

Since returning home in 2019, Jordan has found a new passion in coaching. She currently leads multiple girls programs at Ottawa TFC, helping develop the next generation of players who aspire to reach her level.