Indoor 2024-25 Season
City Rec League & Alliance League
PLEASE READ ALL THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE YOU REGISTER, AS THERE HAS BEEN MANY CHANGES TO THE FORMAT AND STRUCTURE FOR THE SEASON.
Online Registration extended from August 20th until August 27th.
*Registration Still Open After the 27th, But Need to Pay a Late Fee of $50*
REGISTER NOW: CLICK HERE
League & Season Information
| Age- Birth Years | Divisions Boys and Girls | Fees *Does not Include Uniform Kit | Volunteer Deposit | # of Games / Format | Projected Game Nights | Projected Practice Nights | Season Length |
| Under-7 Born 2018-19 | D-League | $420
| $100 per Player | 14 games - No Standings predominately at SKHRSC (219 Primrose Dr) 3v3 | U7G-Dev - Sun U7B-Dev - Sun
| Thursdays, Saturday | Oct 20 - Mar 9
|
| Under-9 Born 2016-17 | D-League | $480
| $100 per Player | 14 games - No Standings 5v5 | U9G-Dev - Sun U9B-Dev - Sun
| Wednesday, Friday | Oct 20 - Mar 9
|
| Under-11 Born 2014-15 |
Alliance A&B
| $760
| $100 per Player | 16 games 7v7 - 1/4 Field | U11 Boys A - Monday U11 Boys B - Sunday U11 Girls A - Thursday U11 Girls B - Wednesday With possible Fri/Sun | U11 Boys - Thursday, Saturday U11 Girls - Monday, Saturday | Oct 20 - Mar 9 |
| Under-13 Born 2012-13 | Alliance A&B
| $760 *Players that make Alliance A will need to pay an additional $30 due to format difference*
| $100 per Player | 16 games + 1 final (1st vs 2nd) Alliance A 17 at SSC (150 Nelson Rd) 9v9 (A) - 1/2 Field
Alliance B 14 at SSC (150 Nelson Rd) 3 boarded at SKHRSC (219 Primrose Dr) 7v7 (B) - 1/4 Field
| U13 Boys A - Wednesday U13 Boys B - Tuesday U13 Girls A - Tuesday U13 Girls B - Monday With possible Fri/Sun | U13 Boys - Saturday, Sunday U13 Girls - Saturday, Sunday | Oct 20 - Mar 9 |
| Under- 15 Born 2010-11 |
Alliance A&B
| $790
| $100 per Player | 15 games + 1 final (1st vs 2nd) 9v9 - 1/2 Field | U15 Boys A - Thursday U15 Boys B - Monday / Tuesday U15 Girls A - Wednesday U15 Girls B - Monday With possible Fri/Sun | U15 Boys - Saturday, Sunday U15 Girls - Saturday, Sunday | Oct 28 - Mar 9
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| Under-17 Born 2008 - 09
Under-19 Born 2006 - 07 |
Alliance
| $550
| $100 per Player | 15 games + 1 final (1st vs 2nd) 9v9 - 1/2 Field
| U17 Boys - Wednesday U17 Girls - Thursday U19 Boys - Thursday U19 Girls - Monday With possible Fri/Sun | U17/U19 Boys - Friday U17/U19 Girls - Friday | Oct 28 - Mar 9
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| U11-U19 Born 2006 - 2015 | City League |
$425
| $100 per Player | 14 games predominately at SKHRSC (219 Primrose Dr) 7v7 - 1/4 Field (Boarded)
| U11-U19 City - Sundays with possible Saturdays
| All Age Groups - Saturdays | Oct 18 - Mar 9 (U11-13) Nov 1 - Mar 9 (U15-19)
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Evaluations
For all the information in regards to evaluations and the scheduling; HERE
U7-U9: August 24th & 25th
U11 City: August 24th
U11 Alliance: August 26th & 28th
U13-U15 City: August 24th
U13 Alliance: August 27th & 29th
U15 Alliance: September 3rd & 4th
U17/19 City & Alliance: August 24th & 25th
In-Person Registration
To be Announce Soon!
Pre-TryOut Summer Camp
Don't miss getting out on the field prior to the club tryouts/evaluations and honing your skill!
Information and how to register: HERE
Uniforms (*Required if new to Aurora this Season*)
Aurora's uniforms for 2024-25 Indoor Season. If you do not have this uniform kit with Aurora you will need to select the "Uniform Package" when registering, this includes the new uniform kit which includes: 1 jersey, 1 secondary jersey, a pair of socks, and a pair of shorts.
Refundable Volunteer Fee
Per Player - $100 (U7-19)
Minimum Hours Required - 4 Hours
Each player will be charged the volunteer deposit. If the minimum hours required is volunteered the volunteer deposit will be returned. If a member of the player's family does not volunteer, their volunteer deposit will be used to cover the costs required to hire additional resources for the club and will not be returned.
Refundable volunteer deposits are returned after each of the Aurora Soccer Tournaments and at the end of each of the soccer seasons once a 4-hour volunteer commitment is satisfied.
Ways in which your refundable volunteer deposit is refunded:
- Coach or assistant coach your child’s soccer team
- Manage your child’s soccer team (maximum of 2 managers per team)
- Assist with becoming a bench supervisor (maximum of 1 bench supervisor per team and only required with opposite sex coaches)
- Volunteer during the Aurora Soccer Tournaments
- Volunteer on an Aurora Soccer Club committee or as an Aurora Soccer Club board member
- Sponsorship at for the Aurora Soccer Club Tournaments
Refund Policy
- Before registration closes - Complete registration fees refunded.
- Aurora shall retain a $50.00 administration fee from all players who withdraw after registration closes and before evaluations.
- Players who withdraw after the conclusion of placed divisions and/or team selections may receive a 70% refund
- Players who withdraw after the first scheduled game may receive a 50% refund if less than 50% of the player's current teams' scheduled games have not been played.
- No refund will be available after 50% of the player's current teams' scheduled games have been played.
- Refunds for medical reasons, subject to receipt of a medical certificate, will be pro-rated according to the number of scheduled games not played. No refunds will be issued unless more than 50% of the regular and exhibition games are missed due to medical reasons
Additional Payment Options
To assist in any way we can or for those looking for additional payment options please reach out and contact either;
Aurora's Treasurer: treasurer@aurorasoccer.ca
Aurora's Registrar: registrar@aurorasoccer.ca
**Link to register at the bottom of the page**
Aurora and Saskatoon Youth Soccer (SYSI) are pleased to announce a new format and structure for the SYSI competitive leagues, which is more in line with the aspirations and needs of players.
Over the past nine months, SYSI and its affiliated club Technical Directors have studied best practices regarding the formation and placing of teams within our leagues. Many academic studies and interviews with clubs and experts in player development across Canada and other parts of the world produced the following information:
- Optimal development in youth players occurs when players of similar abilities are grouped together
- A controlled study showed that in groups of mixed ability, neither the more advanced players nor the less advanced improved to the extent that they did when they were grouped by ability.
- League play and games are more enjoyable for all when they are competitive, and any team could win on a given day.
- Organizations that care, recognize their responsibility to ensure that child and youth players are appropriately placed in programs that provide optimal development opportunities.
City Rec League:
is an alternative recreational experience, for those who prefer not to make the commitments for competitive soccer and wish to enjoy a more relaxed environment. Format is 7v7 with standings and final match for U13-U19 divisions.
Information Document, Please Read: HERE
- More relaxed commitment to soccer
- Played as a Boarded League
- Participants will play one game a week and have one Technical session with the Club.
- Recreational league with standings, playoffs, etc. - Standings and playoffs are for U13-U19 only
- To create equal, balanced teams.
- Volunteer Commitment Deposit - $100 per player
- Refunds will be issued after you complete your 4-hour volunteer hours
- Coaches and team personnel will receive their refund at the end of the season
Alliance League:
is designed for players who have a reasonable grasp of fundamental soccer skills and for those who consider soccer their main sport.
- Players must commit to one game per week and two additional training sessions per week (1 session for U17-U19) with the potential of being assessed and selected (if interested) to the Alliance Academy for one additional training session per week.
- Those who register for the Alliance league will have an evaluation. If the Alliance league is not the correct place for them, technically, socially, and developmentally, Aurora Technical may place players into the City League. The players moved to the City League will receive a minimum of two sessions per week(one for U17/U19) and can be moved to the Alliance League if they become competent in the areas, they needed competency in, at the behest of the Technical Committee.
- League will be structured by age group into juniors and seniors (numbers permitting) ie.- U11 there will be a U10 A+B teams and a U11A+B teams boys and girls, again numbers permitting.
- U11 and U13 will have predominantly Senior/Junior groupings if numbers permit
- U15 will be divided into two pools based on competency levels, but may use the junior/senior format, should registration numbers permit.
- The U17 and U19 groupings will be decided based on registrations.
- Under 13 players are eligible to represent Aurora in PSL summer league
- Alliance Players have access to the city-wide Alliance Academy (Extra Cost)
- Evaluations time and dates will be posted on the Aurora website.
- Volunteer Commitment Deposit - $100 per player
- Refunds will be issued after you complete your 4-hour volunteer hours
- Coaches and team personnel will receive their refund at the end of the season
- Eligible selection into Outdoor 2022 Saskatoon Alliance PSL teams will be for those who participated in the Alliance League during the Indoor 2021-22 Season with a Zone team.
Alliance Academy:
- Only open to Alliance League players registered with SYSI
- Registration for try-outs will open in TBD on the SYSI website
- Additional fees for Alliance Academy
- Alliance Academy players will form future U15 and U17 PSL teams representing Saskatoon Youth Soccer
- Alliance Academy Player Assessments will take place on TBD at the Saskatoon Sports Centre.
- Players selected for the Academy must be registered in their zone and are participating in the Alliance league.
- One additional training session, on top of the 2-3 training sessions with the Alliance League sessions
U7 and U9 Development League
- One game per week.
- Two practices per week ran with Technical assistance.
- If there are multiple teams in an age group, they will be balanced.
- Volunteer Commitment Deposit - $100 per player
- Refunds will be issued after you complete your 4-hour volunteer hours
- Coaches and team personnel will receive their refund at the end of the season
League FAQ
Why are there two separate leagues?
Saskatoon Youth Soccer has moved to the two-league format to provide a wider range of options for youth soccer to meet the different commitments desired by different players.
The City Rec League is an alternative recreational experience, for those who prefer not to make the commitments for competitive soccer and wish to enjoy a more relaxed environment. Format is 7v7 with standings and final match for U13-U19 divisions.
The Alliance League is for players who have soccer as their primary activity and want to play competitively. There are more opportunities for development and as a result the time commitment is greater. It is similar to our current club program with one game and two practices per week. The Alliance Academy provides an additional practice each week. Players are expected to be committed to the program.
Why has the cost increased?
Costs are based on fees that the zones are required to pay to Saskatoon Youth Soccer. The new structure includes more field times, resulting in a higher cost. Turf and Hardcourt Surfaces are the same cost per hour. Fees also cover other costs that Aurora incurs in running the programs such as paid coaching staff and equipment. With the addition that you might have to purchase a uniform, but these then become yours.
Why do I have to purchase a new uniform kit for this upcoming season?
The cost of the uniforms is separate from the fee as this is the same uniform from previous seasons. You will need to purchase one if you are new to the club. We will be contiuning with this jersey design for one more year.
Do I have to register for the Alliance League and Alliance Academy?
The Alliance Academy is a separate registration and program as it is run by Saskatoon Youth Soccer (it is city-wide, not zoned). Participation in the program is tryout driven, but players must also be registered in their zone Alliance League to be eligible.
Can I play in the City Rec League and tryout for PSL?
No - Players in the City Rec League will NOT be eligible for PSL the following spring/summer.
How do I register for the Alliance Academy?
Registration is done through the Saskatoon Youth Soccer website.
Can my kid switch between Alliance and City Rec leagues?
Any player can more to the City league from the Alliance league if determined by the TD that the development needs of the player would suit moving into the Alliance league. During a season once in the City league to move to Alliance League will come with the approval of the TD.
Will a refund be offered switching from Alliance to City Rec?
Yes, you will receive a refund in fees based on the difference in cost if you move from the Alliance league to the City League
Is there a cost to switch from City Rec to Alliance?
Yes, you will have the pay the difference in the fees if you move to Alliance league from City League
The general idea behind these decisions is creating environments to develop all players the most beneficial, fun way possible, while following long term player development.
If you have any questions, Please email the Registrar at registrar@aurorasoccer.ca
Online Registration opens July 3rd and closes August 20.
