Nicholas Lindsay

Youth

Lindsay played with the Brampton East Chiefs in the 2004 Robbie Tournament, where the team reached the under-12 finals and was defeated by the Woodbridge Strikers East. Despite Brampton's defeat, he was chosen as the Chiefs' game MVP. In 2005, he played with the Brampton Blast and reached the finals of the under-13 Ontario Cup. He played in the finals against his former team, the Brampton East Chiefs, and contributed a goal that helped secure the title for the Blast. Lindsay returned to Brampton Blast the following season; he assisted the under-14 team in producing a treble season. Initially, the team won the Ontario Youth Soccer League championship and found additional success in the provincial tournament against the Clarkson Comets. After qualifying for the under-14 national championship, they defeated Select Rive-Sud of Quebec for the title. Lindsay would appear in his third Ontario Cup final, where he scored the winning goal for the under-15 team against Clarkson. He was also a member of the Ontario provincial team.

TFC Academy

Lindsay joined the Toronto FC senior academy team in the Southern Ontario-based Canadian Soccer League in 2009. In his debut season with the academy side, he helped the team secure a postseason berth by finishing fourth in the national division. Toronto would be eliminated from the playoffs in the opening round after losing a two-game series against the Serbian White Eagles. He continued playing with the academy team for…

In 2013, he also began playing at the college level with Sheridan Bruins. Throughout his debut season, he finished as the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association top goal scorer with 11 goals in 6 matches.

Lindsay represented Canada in the Danone Nations Cup in 2004. In 2010, Valerio Gazzola, the head coach for the Canada men's national under-20 soccer team, selected Lindsay to the team roster for a series of friendly matches against the United States. After sustaining an injury in 2011, he missed appearing in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship.

Toronto FC

Canadian Championship: 2010, 2011, 2012 Toronto Croatia

CSL Championship: 2015 York Region Shooters

Canadian Soccer League First Division: 2016 Individual

Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Top Goal Scorer: 2013–2014