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3rd Annual Greenhouse Cup

LEAMINGTON, ON – Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers (OGVG) and the Migrant Workers Community Program (MWCP) recently hosted the 3rd Annual Greenhouse Cup soccer tournament, where International Agri-Food Workers competed over two weekends at the Pure Flavor Soccer Complex. This event marks another successful year of fostering community spirit and supporting the workers who contribute to the agricultural sector in Ontario.

Over 200 players representing 13 different farms entered the Greenhouse Cup, demonstrating their skills and sportsmanship, competing in a friendly yet competitive environment. “The tournament was not only about football, but it also provided an opportunity for workers to connect, share experiences, and celebrate their contributions to Ontario's thriving greenhouse vegetable industry,” said Richard Lee, Executive Director, OGVG.

The day was filled with thrilling matches, building up to the award ceremony where medals and trophies were presented to winners: Gold - JEM Farms, Silver - Greenrise, and Bronze – Hacienda North. These awards served as recognition of each participant's efforts, dedication, and the spirit of fair play exhibited throughout the tournament. Thank you to the participants, spectators, and sponsors who made this event in an extraordinary outing.

Source : OGVG

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