•The schedules will be posted on our website (click posted schedules)  as they are completed by the field coordinator
•Please remember if you are listed as the home team and you are the first game of the day it is your responsibility to get the goals, flags, etc for the field that you play on from concession stand south door!

•December  02  - Registration opens (2015 to 2005)  U06 - U15 online only
•February    08 - Registration closes (2015 to 2008)  U06 - U12  
•February    15 - Late Registration closes (2015 to 2008)  U06 - U12 additional fee $10.00
•February    24 - First day Coaches are called (please volunteer online during registration)
•February     tba  - Coach Training (location TBA)  
•February     tba -  Coach Training (location TBA) 
•March        tba - Coach Training (location TBA) 
•March        tba - Coach Training (location TBA) 
•March       01 - Registration closes (2007 to 2005) U15
•March       01 - Coach can pick up their packets at the Sports Shoppe. 
•March       09 - First day practices can start
•March      TBA  - Referee Training (location TBA) (please check FB for updates)
•March       28 - First games 
•April       TBA - Picture day, Developing Memories will contact coaches to set time.
•April       07 - First night of Tuesday games  
•April       11 - No games EASTER WEEKEND
•April       TBA - Coaches only Picture pick up (please turn in Player Evaluation Form and check FB for any updates)
•April       25 - FINAL weekend 
•May        02   Make up if needed.


page last update  12/02/2019

• Play for the fun of it, not just to please your parents or coach.
• Play by the Laws of the Game.
• Never argue with or complain about referees' calls or decisions.
• Control your temper. Most of all, resist the temptation to retaliate when you feel you have been wronged.
• Concentrate on playing soccer with your best efforts. Work equally hard for your team as for yourself.
• Be a good sport by cheering all good plays, whether it is your team's or your opponent's.
• Treat all players as you would like to be treated.
• Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve skills and feel good. Don't be a showoff or a ball hog.
• Cooperate with your coaches, teammates, opponents and the referees.