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Atletico Ottawa Re-Signs Defender Tyr Duhaney-Walker

By on January 8, 2026 0 982 Views

Canadian Premier League champion Atletico Ottawa has confirmed it has re-signed local defender Tyr Duhaney-Walker on a new two-year deal.

The Russel, Ontario native first joined the side as a 19-year-old prospect after impressing during preseason camp in Spain, now having racked up 45 appearances through all competitions since joining in 2023.

The 22-year-old made twenty appearances for the side through its title-winning season, coming on as a late substitute in the club’s 2025 CPL Final victory over Cavalry FC.

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“Tyr is a great example for young players in this city and proof that there is a pathway for homegrown talent to succeed at the highest level of professional soccer in Canada,” says Atletico Ottawa General Manager JD Ulanowski, who describes the defender as a vital piece of the club’s defensive core heading into the 2026 CPL season.

Atletico Ottawa Tyr Walker
Photo Credit: Canadian Premier League

Atletico Ottawa finished second overall in the regular season before triumphing in playoffs last year, having finished with the second-least goals conceded out of any side behind Forge FC.

It’s been a great week for Atletico Ottawa defenders, with centre-back Noah Abatneh earning a call to the Canadian national team ahead of a January friendly against Guatemala.

“Representing my hometown again is special and something I’m really proud of,” says Duhaney-Walker, who says Atletico Ottawa has played a huge role in his development.

The Atletico Ottawa roster now stands fifteen players deep, with understudy goalkeeper Tristan Crampton having signed a new deal just yesterday.

Atletico Ottawa will be back in action in under one month as it prepares to participate in its first-ever continental cup match against MLS side Nashville SC.

Header Image Photo Credit: Canadian Premier League

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