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Quality Soccer Provider
We offer seasonal programming for the following:
We offer seasonal programming for the following:
Under 4-Under 18
Registration: Jan-Apr
Play: May-August
2012-2020 Born
Registration: Feb-Aug
Runs: July & August
Ages 16+
Registration: Nov-May
Courses: Feb-May
U4-U18G & U4-U7B
Registration: July-Oct.
Play: October-March
NeWs:
NeWs:
Click the dropdown to read more about each!
Click the dropdown to read more about each!
Missing Club Communication?
Missing Club Communication?
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admin@norwestsoccer.com
to your list of accepted senders, so you know who goes where and when!
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Reminder of our Major Announcement protocol:
Post on our social media: IG & FB: @NorWestSoccerL.
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We cannot respond to individual inquiries about cancellations.
🦸🏽♀️Soccer Mom Hack #10:
Follow @NorWestSoccerL for the fastest notice since Jenn can post from anywhere but doesn't take her computer to the grocery store!
Introducing She's Got GRIT! 💪⚽
Introducing She's Got GRIT! 💪⚽
A spring ➿ off from our wildly popular Indoor program, She's Got Goals, we're busting to bring you...
She's Got GRIT! (So Sigma - no cap Girlypop)
After running She's Got Goals for 6 years, we know everyone loves GOOOOOALS, but they only become more effortless when you've got the GRIT to do the grind! So, for our girls who want to dig in and do the work, we're offering this super supportive and super social way to grind out some super boring foot skills we all need to work on to increase confidence, competence and GOALS!
House League Regsitration OPEN!
House League Regsitration OPEN!
To find the annual chart you're looking for Click Here!
2025 House League Sponsors Needed!
2025 House League Sponsors Needed!
What do colors symbolize and how to use them consciously?ROYGBIV!
The symbolism of colours is one of the most exciting aspects of visual communication.
Text and illustration by Joanna Wróblewska
Red ❤️
Red is the colour of fire and blood. It is associated with excitement, energy, passion. It can symbolize desire, power, speed and strength. On the other hand, it stands for aggression, danger, violence and war. Many of us consider red as a color of love, but in fact it is more related to the excitement of falling in love.
Red is intense and it steals attention from other colors. It provokes emotions and calls to action or becomes a warning. Remember that red will will most likely bring pieces of text or images to the foreground.
Yellow 💛
Yellow is a colour associated with the sun. It symbolizes optimism, energy, joy, happiness and friendship. It might also stand for intellect. On the contrary, yellow can indicate jealousy, betrayal, illness and danger. It is strongly associated with food, often evoking cheerful feelings.
Orange 🧡
Orange is a secondary colour that combines two primary colours: red and yellow. It stands for energy, happiness and the joy of live. Moreover, it is associated with great enthusiasm, encouragement, determination and stimulation. It is a colour of creativity! Orange gives a strong sensation of heat, but it does not have the aggressiveness of red. It stimulates appetite.
Blue 🩵
Blue is a cool and calming primary colour that stands for intelligence, openness, spirituality and creativity. Blue is popular among large concerns, hospitals and airlines, since it symbolizes wisdom, trust, loyalty and strength. It is relaxing and prevents from chaos.
Green 💚
In general, green is the colour of nature and the environment that combines the power of blue and yellow. It is associated with growth, health, renewal, youth, harmony, and freshness. On the other hand, it can symbolize safety in a metaphorical and physical way. For some people, it is strongly associated with money. Green is the most restful colour for our eyes.
Purple 💜
Purple has the stability of blue and the energy of red, two primary colours. It is associated with royalty, nobility, ceremony, mystery, transgression and spirituality. It also symbolizes both wisdom and enlightenment, it is a strong indicator of imagination.
We 💚&💜!
What do colours mean to you?
Early Access Rate for Rec. Coaches!
Early Access Rate for Rec. Coaches!
Discount Code for Modified Safe Sport Qualified Coaches
that Register to coach Recreational Soccer before mid-Feb.
...because we 💚 them!
Email icoach@norwestsoccer.com for your code before you register!
All other registrations are open as of February 1st annually.
Please take a look at our Rec. Registration pages for details.
"Thanks Coach!"
She CAN Coach!
She CAN Coach!
The TELUS She CAN Coach program focuses on women interested in beginning or advancing their coaching journeys. The program supports participants through Canada Soccer’s Grassroots Coach Education, breaking down barriers and providing tools for long-term success. By nurturing women coaches at the grassroots level, the initiative helps to create lasting change not only in soccer but also in community leadership.
As a Quality Soccer Provider, NorWest Soccer qualified to apply to participate in the Telus She CAN Coach Program.
We are excited to share that Canada Soccer has chosen us to participate in 2024-25 as one of 54 clubs—only 14 in Ontario - to do so.
Rep Assessments & Tryouts:
Rep Assessments & Tryouts:
Our Rep teams independently set their Assessments & Tryouts.
We anticipate hosting the following Rep divisions in 2025:
2017 Females
2017 Males
2016 Females
2016 Males
2015 Females
2015 Males
2012 Males - Tier 2
2011 Males - Tier 1 & Tier 2
2010 Males - Tier 2
2009 Males - Tier 1 District Cup Champions
2007 Males - Tier 2 District Cup Champions
LAWSL - Division 3
MMSL - Division 4
Register online to Express Interest and receive updates - No Fee
She's Got Goals; Scores again!
She's Got Goals; Scores again!
Our She's Got Goals Indoor program is open for its 6th year of registration!
We opened our first registration for a female-only recreational program in 2019. It started with 26 girls coming weekly for Skills & Scrimmage. Each year since, we have registered more participants than the year before.
Last year, 245 girls participated in our rec. league soccer across the program, ages 6-18, and we can't wait to offer you our 6th season in our 2024-25 Indoor season!
BMO Centre, Indoor turf facility - 295 Rectory St - below our office,
16 weeks, ending before March Break!
Consistent time slots,
Canada Soccer-sanctioned programming,
Ontario Soccer registration & insurance,
Club Shirt - to be provided after the first week,
Female Game Officials,
Female Mentorship,
Just For Girls - Just for Fun!
FREE - Female Club Coach Certification program available!
You CAN Coach! We will help.
She's Got to See it to Be it!
Females bringing soccer to females, by female refs & coaches! Sixteen weeks of #FemaleForwardFootball for all!
Past Season Posts - Click to View
Past Season Posts - Click to View
It's Hot! Drink up!
It's Hot! Drink up!
Environment Canada confirms a heat wave is descending on parts of Ontario this week and is expected to bring dangerously high temperatures. Starting Monday, the weather agency has issued a heat warning for an area that spans London to Ottawa, stretching up to Sault Ste. Marie and as far north as Fort Albany.
The agency notes that the health risks associated with heat illness are greater for older adults, infants, young children, and other vulnerable groups. It warns that hot, humid air can also worsen air quality.
During very hot weather when games are not cancelled, Match Officials will confer with Coaches and Team Officials before the start of the game to discuss providing water breaks and consider shortening the time played if both coaches agree to do so.
During games, Match Officials will incorporate a water break during injury stoppages, penalty kicks, goal kicks, and other appropriate stoppages, etc., to address the concern of ensuring the health and safety of our athletes, staff and match officials.
For further information, please review the Reducing Risk Guidelines HERE.
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