House League Schedules
Updated Dec 23.
U16 B U16 G
U18 Mixed

Schedules are PDF Documents


House League Coaches
U8 Mixed    
Belgium Brad Tolley Team 1
Albania Shayne Morley Team 2
Wales Susan Luedtke Team 3
San Marino Rory McIntosh Team 4
Greece Sean Kenny Team 5
Finland Rosie Charles Team 6
Hungary Wendy Quinn/Joey Duong Team 7
Iceland Paul Joy Team 8
Romania Nigel Creusot/Ron Favreau Team 9
Bosnia Carrie McCloy/Jackie Thomas Team 10
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U10 Girls    
Japan Brad Taylor  
Scotland Kim Clark  
South Africa Cory Olson  
Mexico Keith Izsak  
Norway Bryan Swystun  
Italy Randy Emmerson  
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U10 Boys    
Brazil Kevin Kristian  
China Murray Watchel  
Costa Rico Curtis Wiberg  
France Dwayne Cameron  
Morocco Darren Thomas  
Sweden Denver Hendricks  
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U12Girls    
Chile  Jodi Siwak  
Egypt  Dale McFee  
Honduras  Marlowe Cowles  
Mistawsis    
Northern Ireland  Shayne Morley  
Senegal  Stacey Enequist  
Serbia  Jeff Page  
Tunisia  Ronda Kasko  
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U14Girls    
Canada  Lisa Hanson  
Colombia  Karen Grassick  
Ireland  Marlowe Cowles  
New Zealand  Jody Duong  
Nigeria  Glen Mills  
Spain  Randy Pellegrini  
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U12Boys    
Cougars  Tim Earing  
Clansmen  Hunter/McCloy  
Golden Bears  Ray Ouellette  
Thunderbirds  Rory McIntosh  
Bisons  Terry Sollis  
Vikings  Ayaz Ramji  
Huskies  Les Diakiw  
Mistawsis    
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U14Boys    
Ecuador  Jerry Janzen  
England  Bill Johnson/Dennis Abernethy  
Germany  Perry Buettner  
Holland  Russ Lambie  
Ivory Coast  Tim Green  
Jamaica  Neil Hamilton  
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U16Boys    
Australia  Greg Hagel  
Ghana  Ron Poetker  
Poland  Darlene Yungwirth  
Portugal  Kathie Keichinger  
Russia  Darren Russell  
Uruguay  Gilbert April  
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U18 Mixed    
Austria – Navy Bill Powalinsky / Richard Pytlak  
Croatia – Red  Darren Russell / Curtis Ouellette  
Panama – White  Gord Surkan  
Paraguay – Orange  Amilcar Pena / Gil April  
Ukraine – Yellow Bill Cournayer / Steven Carter  
Zambia – Green Ronda Ruszkowski  
     
     

                   

                   

             

        

             

               

Jewelry Policy

COACHES PLEASE NOTE THAT IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY AND AS PER RULES OF FIFA –

NO WATCHES; EARING/PIERCINGS; JEWELLERY; HARD HEADBANDS PERMITTED.

Referees have been instructed to look for these and players will not be permitted to play if they are wearing jewellery.

PAYSA Indoor Soccer Rules

Rules are the same as outdoor soccer except for the following:

  • U10 play with 5 players plus a GK (total of 6 per side on field); Size 4 ball
  • U12 and older play with 4 players plus a GK (total of 5 per side on field). Size 4 ball
  • U14 and older play with 4 players and a GK (total of 5 per side on field). Size 5 ball.
  • At the start of the game, the home team is responsible for providing the game sheet and selecting a side.  The visiting team gets first ball in the first half. The home team will get first ball in the second half.
  • All the players wear non marking indoor shoes. Outdoor cleats cannot be used (they will slide around too much).
  • U10 will have a 15 minute practice at the beginning followed by two 20 minute halves.  All other age groups play two 25 minute halves – straight time.
  • Half time is 5 minutes – this can be less if we are behind schedule.
  • For regular season games there is no overtime. Games end in a tie.
  • All players and coaches present in the player’s box must be listed on the game sheet.
  • Unlimited substitutions.
  • Substitutions on the fly. Players must be within 2 metres of the player’s box and not be interfering with play before their replacement goes onto the playing surface.
  • The penalty for too many players is a 2 minute penalty. The offending team plays short for 2 minutes of running time. If the short-handed team is scored upon within the 2 minutes, the team returns to full strength. The player that goes into the penalty box is the last player that entered the playing area and they will be shown a blue card.
  • If the ball touches the wall it is out of play. Play is restarted with an indirect free kick from the spot the ball touched the wall. The ball must be placed behind the dotted white line for the restart.
  • If the ball strikes the back wall behind the goal and between the red lines (including the line), it is either a goal kick to be taken within the goal area or a corner kick.
  • Corner kicks are direct, if the ball touches the back wall between the red lines. The direct corner kick must be taken from the yellow spot in the corner.
  • When the ball hits the netting or roof, the restart is an indirect free kick under the spot where the ball contacted the net or roof. The exception is within the penalty area of the defending team the attacking team restart will be at the top of the penalty area.
  • The yellow goals posts and cross bar are “live”. The ball is in play until it touches the wall beside the goal posts or it completely crosses the goal line.
  • Players on the opposing team must be at least 3 metres away from the ball when a restart is taken.
  • Restarts must be taken within 5 seconds of the referee signaling play to start.
  • A yellow card means the team plays short for 4 minutes running time and the player must sit in the penalty box for the entire 4 minutes.  If non-penalized team scores the team can replace the missing player but the carded offender must remain in box for the whole 4 minutes.
  • With a red card, the player must leave the playing floor and bench and the team plays short for 6 minutes running time.
  • You must get permission from the referee to change GK’s during any stoppage of play.
  • Slide tackling is not allowed. This infraction is a direct free kick to the opposing team.

Coaches/Parents

It is the Coaches responsibility to remain until all of their players have been picked up. Parents please be on time to pick up your player if you leave.