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-- since 1999 --
Need a schedule or team list? Please get into the habit of going to the
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Outdoor 2010
The new schedule (starting June 28) is now loaded
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Whitehorse Recreational Co-ed Soccer is a non-competitive recreational league for adults (18 and over). Whether you join for outdoor or indoor, you'll meet many people, get lots of exercise, and have loads of fun. We typically put on two social events each season as well. Plus, you get a glamorous T-shirt for your registration fee. The outdoor Co-ed season starts in May, the indoor season in October. Players can register at the start or mid-point in each season. Come to any game for a test drive.
- engineered teams - team shirt with logo - new player free test drive
- no fitness or experience necessary - web and e-mail administration - partial season rates
Liz Bradley, Gregory Bryce, Jan Langford, Lenore Morris, and Andrew Richardson Click to e-mail the league executive. |
Indoor 2009-10
Social night for indoor players: Tuesday, April 13, 8:30
at the Roadhouse Bar and Grill, Second Avenue at Alexander St.
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Our regular season ended on April 1, but keeners can still play! For pick-up games, we will continue to use the small nets and play Co-ed rules. Before you purchase a wristband, you may want to walk down to the fieldhouse and check to see that enough people are there to form teams.
Here are the drop-in times for the next few weeks: Sunday April 4 ✓ Wednesday April 7 ✓ Sunday April 11 ✓ Wednesday April 14 ✓ . . . . . Sunday April 18 ✓ Wednesday April 21: 7:30-9:30pm . . . . . Sunday April 25: 7:00-9:00pm Thursday April 29: 7:00-9:00pm . . . . . . . Sunday May 2: 8:00-10:00pm Thursday May 6: 7:00-9:00pm . . . . . . . . . Sunday May 9: 8:00-10:00pm |
Fees
Fees in effect for 2009-10 indoor season (unchanged)Fees cover facility user fees, YSA/CSA affiliation, YSA administration, advertising, photocopying, balls, bags, pinnies, First Aid kits and other equipment, insurance, T-shirts, social events and miscellaneous.
| Full Season: | $175 |
| Half Season (Oct. to December, or Jan. to March): | $100 |
Click on the team logos below to go to their websites.
London, England
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Valencia, Spain
Glasgow, Scotland
Turin, Italy
Munich, Germany
Whitehorse Star story on the league, Oct. 9: Figure out where the missing word 'not' belongs!
Closing in
(Photos by Tamara Bingham) |
Indoor 2008-09 Registration Sept. 16 - Oct. 17
Adults (18 and over)
Registration form, rules, philosophy, information sheet, schedule, team lists and other documents are available on the downloads page. Some of these still need to be updated; the schedule and team lists will be circulated by email around Oct. 19, then loaded to the web site. Please print the registration form, fill it in, attach payment (see fee schedule below), and bring it to Intersport or Sport Yukon until October 17. We will have a second registration period after Christmas
Game Times and Locations
- All games are played at the Canada Games Centre
- All teams play every Sunday evening
- All teams play a second game each week on Wednesday or Thursday
- Scheduled games begin Sunday, October 19
Communication
- Extensive use of email and website.
- No planned use of telephone. You will not normally be called.
- All league documents including rules, team lists, and SCHEDULES (once made) are available 24/7 at our downloads page
- the Yukon Soccer Association administrator's email is yukonsoccer@sportyukon.com
- The administrator, Kim King, may also be reached at 633-4625
Free Test Drive
To encourage newcomers, we allow one free test drive. Simply go to a game and join in. The league has an extremely positive and supportive atmosphere. Almost all test-drivers to date have joined. Please note: you aren't a visitor if you've played Co-ed before.
Refunds / Fee Adjustments
The league is not able to refund players who after registering become unable to play due to an injury, a change in their work schedule, an unplanned move from the Territory, a new love in their life, a spouse complaining that they’re not spending enough time at home…well, you get the idea. Sorry, but the league is now so large that, because it’s administered by volunteers, we need things to be standardized. That includes there being one schedule of fees for everyone.Related to this, the league cannot offer an individualized fee to any player. For example, if the you can't play on a certain night each week, well that’s the way it goes. You don’t get to pay less than the regular fee.
Nights of Play Subject to Change
By the beginning of each season, the league is able to tell players what the nights of play are. However, these are subject to change. It doesn’t usually happen during the outdoor season, except on an occasional basis (we get bumped for tournaments or other special events from time to time). During the indoor season it’s a small possibility because the gyms at the Canada Games Centre are being used every night of the week and we’re vying with other groups for good time slots. We do the best we can but can’t make any guarantees.
Social Events
To date the league has had twenty-five successful social events. They have ranged from an evening at the Takhini Hot Springs (December 2000), to a beach volleyball barbecue near Cousins' airstrip (August 2001), to a pizza and mass Pictionary house party (March 2004).In recent years, events have tended toward nachos and drinks on the patio of Sanchez Cantina or pizza and beer at Boston Pizza. We had a fun night of bowling on one cold January night. Your ideas and enthusiasm are needed!
Anyone interested in organizing social events, or with suggestions, should speak to a member of the executive. We welcome ideas and assistance!
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27 June 2010—G. Bryce