Summer Competitive Program Overview

Under-4

Under 6/7 Co-Ed

A promising group of young athletes that have started their competitive journey together. If you would like to be part of this group please check out below:

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Under 10/Under 11

Under 10/Under 11 Boys

This is a hybrid group of athletes born in 2016 & in 2015. The group has been together for a season and has shown tremendous growth.

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Program Training Locations

  1. Parkdale Collegiate Institute
  2. Dr Rita Cox Kina-Minagok
  3. Toronto- Ouest

FAQ

Can I purchase the program and be guaranteed a spot?

No you need to do an assessment and speak with the head coach before purchasing. Note if you purchase before this confirmation you could be refunded and an admin fee will be applied.

What is Teamsnap?

It is an app/website that the club uses to input the season schedule, message and organize the team. Note it is FREE so do not pay for it.

What equipment is needed?

  • Artificial Turf: Cleats/turf shoes or sneakers with good grip.
  • Grass Field: Cleats recommended, (sneakers/ turf shoes can work but may slip if a bit damp/wet)
  • Indoor Gyms: Indoor futsal shoes or sneakers with good grip
  • Shin Pads

How Many Sessions a week?

All Competitive programs are 4 times a week commitment. We can be flexible on a weekly basis on the amount of times your child can commit but please let the coach know if there are any commitment issues.

How our competitive programs work

  • Tryout/Assesment

    Reach out to the club for a tryout or an assessment to see if your child would be a good fit to the team.

  • Purchase program

    Note that you need to be admitted to the team by the head coach before purchasing

  • Compete!

    Attend training sessions and then we start competing!

Coach Adrian is amazing. I had the opportunity to be his assistant as he coached my kids. He communicates clearly, teaches, coaches, and motivates children like no other. Coach Adrian instilled a love of soccer to boys and girls in the game, where they still play with passion years later.

John Douldouras