We are excited to provide indoor soccer during the 2022/2023 season.  

These sessions are not affiliated with Valley United Soccer League and there will not be any games against other clubs. However, there will be lots of skills training and scrimmages which will help keep players engaged and ready for league play in the spring.

WHO: Players born in the years 2004 - 2014

WHEN: 
    2009-2010 Thursdays 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm (subject to change)
    2004-2008  Thursdays  8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
    2013-2014   Saturdays 9:00 am - 10:00 am
    2011-2013  Saturdays 10:00 am -11:00 am (subject to change)
 

STARTING: 
    2004-2010 - Thursday, September 15
    2013-2014 - Saturday, September 17
    2011-2012 - Saturday, September 24 (subject to change)
 

WHERE: Mackenzie Community School big gym

COST: $20/child  The first session is free-to-try.  No payment will be expected with this registration.

EQUIPMENT: Jersey/t-shirt, shorts, indoor shoes (no outdoor shoes allowed!), water bottle with the player's name on it

IMPORTANT: Space is limited. Each group will be 10 (min) to 18 (max) players.  In order to best organize by age and skill group, pre-registration is required. Anyone not registered will not be allowed to participate.

WHAT:

Rowan's Law is named for Ottawa student, Rowan Stringer, who unknowingly suffered three concussions in the span of six days and passed away from Secondary Impact Injury.  Rowan's Law, unique to Ontario, seeks to create concussion awareness and reduce injury.

WHO:

Under Rowan's Law, all athletes under 26 years of age, parents of athletes under 18, Coaches, Team Trainers and Team Officials must confirm every year that they have reviewed Ontario’s Concussion Awareness Resources. The Concussion Awareness Resources can be accessed free of charge at "Rowan’s Law: Concussion Awareness Resources."  Additionally, the e-booklets are available below.

HOW:

Confirmation will be part of the registration process for players and volunteers.  

Additional implementation of the law includes a Concussion Code of Conduct which will also be part of a registration for players and volunteers.  DRAMSC will also develop a Removal-from-Play/Return-to-Play protocol in the coming months.