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Youth Soccer – Age 9+

Registration for the 2026 outdoor season is now closed

Outdoor soccer starts at the beginning of May (weather dependent) and runs until the end of June. U13-U18 teams will have playoffs in July to end the season

You must pay an Manitoba Soccer Association (MSA) fee of $54.00 directly to MSA to be able to participate. Click here to pay your MSA fee
Category Birth Year Days of Play Fees
U9 Grassroots (New format – see below) 2017 Tues/Thurs $100*
U10 Grassroots (New format – see below) 2016 Tues/Thurs $100*
U11 2015 Tues/Thurs/Sun $180*
U12 2014 Mon/Wed/Fri $180*
U13 2013 Tues/Thurs/Sun $200*
U14 2012 Mon/Wed/Fri $200*
U15 2011 Tues/Thurs/Sun $200*
U16 2010 Mon/Wed/Fri $200*
U17 2009 Tues/Thurs/Sun $210*
U18 2008 Mon/Wed/Fri $210*

Note: Ages are as of December 31st in the same year in which the season is played.

*plus participation fee

Season Format

U9-U10

**NEW** this year, the U9 and U10 age groups will be following the Grassroots programming standards as set forth by Canada Soccer. All players in U9 will practice together and all players in U10 will practice together, using the station-based training model. This means we will have a variety of stations set up on the field and the players will split into groups and rotate through the stations with their group. Coaches will be responsible for running one station on each training day. A schedule will be sent out prior to the season starting.

U9 match days will be Tuesdays, and training days on Thursdays. Times for training days will be 6-7pm. Times for match days could vary and be anywhere between 6-8pm

U10 match days will be Thursdays, and training days on Tuesdays. Times for training days will be 6-7pm. Times for match days could vary and be anywhere between 6-8pm

U11-U18

No change in the format as compared to previous seasons. Teams will be scheduled 2 games per week by WYSA, and will have an additional practice one day per week at the discretion of the coach. U11 and U12 teams will end their season with a jamboree hosted by WYSA. U13-U18 teams will have playoffs in July

Coaching Youth Soccer

We needs coaches for Youth Soccer!

Our soccer program is sanctioned through the Manitoba Soccer Association. All coaches will need to complete the following to coach:

  • A criminal record and Child abuse registry check – please contact Christine at ckieloch@corydoncc.com for more information
  • Respect in Sport (if you coach another sport you would already have this – it is good for 5 years)
  • Online Coaching courses:
    • Learn to Train
      For coaches of players ages 9-12
      60-120 minute online workshop (in-person portion recommended but not required)
      Good for life (does not need to be renewed)
      Fee $30 (Corydon will reimburse you for this course)
    • Soccer for Life
      For coaches of players ages 13+
      60-120 minute online workshop (in-person portion recommended but not required)
      Good for life (does not need to be renewed)
      Fee $30 (Corydon will reimburse you for this course)

Report a Maltreatment Complaint

ITP Sport is responsible for overseeing all allegations of maltreatment. If you would like to submit a maltreatment complaint, please submit your complaint to ITP Sport here:

Report a Maltreatment

Reporting a maltreatment complaint may seem confusing and overwhelming. The following resources can help you navigate the process:

If a maltreatment complaint is submitted to a coach, official, volunteer, or staff member, the complaint must be referred to the ITP.

Report a Non-Maltreatment Complaint

Non-maltreatment Complaints, Discipline, Code of Conduct and Ethics, By-Laws, Rules and Regulations, and policy matters will be addressed by the MSA judicial committees using the Safe Sport Policy Manual policies. In addition, the MSA Rules and Regulations Discipline section would be invoked alongside the Safe Sport Policy Manual and the MSA Mandatory Minimums.

Please see the Discipline & Appeals section for more information. Click here

Safe Sport Resources:

  • Safe Sport Policy Manual
    • Policies outlining behaviour expectations for all sport stakeholders, procedures for handling complaints, appeal procedures, and coach education and screening requirements.
  • Coach Screening Policy
    • All MSA coaches (any individual who is 14 years of age or older and is authorized or recognized by an organization to provide instruction and direction to participants in a sport) must complete the necessary coach screening requirements as per MSA screening policy.
  • Safe Sport Tips for Athletes
    • Age appropriate tips for athletes under 8, ages 9-12, and 13+, describing expected behaviour, measures for their protection, and steps to take if they experience harm, with the 13+ group also having access to a 20-minute safe sport education online module.
  • Safe Sport Handbook for Parents and Guardians
    • Information detailing behaviour expectations, different forms of maltreatment, possible indicators that a child experienced maltreatment, and steps to take if a child experienced maltreatment.
  • Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders
    • This course must be completed within sixty (60) days of being assigned a coaching position. Coaches maintain their Respect in Sport certification status by completing the course every five (5) years.
  • Safe Sport Line
    • If you or someone you know is experiencing maltreatment in sport, and you need someone to talk to, contact the safe sport line at 1-833-656-SAFE (7233) or help@safesportline.ca

Websites

Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association – www.winnipegyouthsoccer.com

Manitoba Soccer Association – www.manitobasoccer.ca