Ostap Steckiw

Steckiw played club football for ST Ukraina Lviv, Phönix Karlsruhe, Charleroi, Nice, Valenciennes, Lyon, Toronto Ukrainians, and Rochester Ukrainians. In 1942 Steckiw became the champion of Halychyna playing for ST Ukraina Lwów. In 1957 he was the Canadian Challenger's Cup holder playing for Montreal Ukrainians.

Steckiw played a single game for Canada in Saint Louis against the United States along with two other Ukrainian Canadians: Mike Bereza and Walt Zakaluznyj. He scored his only goal for Canada in this match, helping to lead his team to a 3–2 victory over the United States.

After retiring Steckiw in 1961 served as a player-coach with Toronto's Inter-Roma originally in the National Soccer League (NSL) then later in the Eastern Canada Professional Soccer League. On June 27, 1963, he resigned as head coach and was replaced by Renato Seghini. In 1968, he returned to manage in the NSL with Toronto Ukraina. He was named the head coach for Toronto Ukraina once more for the 1974 season. He created a soccer museum in Toronto. In 1946 in city of Ulm, West Germany Steckiw created a football team "Ukraina".