Under 7/9 Development League vs Community League
U7 and U9 players have their choice of continuing to play in the community with the community league or to join the developmental league: " In addition to the U7/9 Community Association Soccer there is also a U7/9-Development League that is ran by Saskatoon Youth Soccer through its five Zones. It is an option for Community Association’s to offer a program for young soccer players who are looking to invest more time in learning the fundamentals of the game. This is done by offering a 2:1 practice to game ratio during the outdoor 8 game season. "
Important Information– The Canadian Soccer Association has begun the undertaking of requiring training for all coaches for all the age levels in soccer. These courses will be required for all volunteer coaches in Lakeview. If there is no volunteer coach teams cannot be created. So when registering please indicate if you are willing to coach or co-coach (co-coaches are great to have and only one coach would be required to take the course). Details about the training are below.
The following are the courses that are required for coaches:
1) Respect in Sport – this is an online anti-bullying, anti-harassment program that is actually a Provincial Government-led initiative through SaskSport and will be a requirement for all coaches in all sports in Saskatchewan. The program is available online and is free of charge. This is the same as hockey’s “Speak Out” training, the “Respect in School” program or NCCP’s new “Empower+”. The Respect in Sport program is structured over 5 online modules with their sub-modules which can be taken independently and at the coaches’ leisure (approx. 1 ½ hours). Once taken the course is good for a lifetime. More information about this course can be found at: http://www.saskcoach.ca/pdf/respectInSport.pdf
2) Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) Coaching Course – These courses focus on teaching coaches the appropriate approach to soccer within these stages and equips them with the skills to create a positive soccer experience. The costs will be covered by the LCA.
Active Start (U6) course, ~4 hours
FUNdamentals (U8) course, ~8 hours
Learn to Train (U10-U12) course, ~16 hours
3) NCCP Making Ethical Decisions – Along with the CSA courses is the Ethical Decision module. This focuses on equipping coaches with the ability to identify the legal, ethical, and moral implications of difficult situations that present themselves in the world of team and individual sport. Once completed you are required to take a short online evaluation on your own time. Currently the cost is an additional $25 and will also be covered by the LCA.
How the soccer program works!
The number of participants and their information are gathered during registration time and based on those number teams are formed. The number of teams is submitted to the Saskatoon Youth Soccer (SYS) and they organize the league games. Late registrations complicate this process as more teams could have been entered if these participants were known. And in some cases a team may not even be formed because we think there are not enough participants.
Late registrations cause a lot of extra work for our volunteers so please be as mindful as possible with the deadline and remind others that you know might be interested. There is also no guarantee of a ball if you are a late registrant (pertains to mini and U6 kids). Thank you for your cooperation.
View our Refund Policy
U7 and U9 players have their choice of continuing to play in the community with the community league or to join the developmental league: " In addition to the U7/9 Community Association Soccer there is also a U7/9-Development League that is ran by Saskatoon Youth Soccer through its five Zones. It is an option for Community Association’s to offer a program for young soccer players who are looking to invest more time in learning the fundamentals of the game. This is done by offering a 2:1 practice to game ratio during the outdoor 8 game season. "
Important Information– The Canadian Soccer Association has begun the undertaking of requiring training for all coaches for all the age levels in soccer. These courses will be required for all volunteer coaches in Lakeview. If there is no volunteer coach teams cannot be created. So when registering please indicate if you are willing to coach or co-coach (co-coaches are great to have and only one coach would be required to take the course). Details about the training are below.
The following are the courses that are required for coaches:
1) Respect in Sport – this is an online anti-bullying, anti-harassment program that is actually a Provincial Government-led initiative through SaskSport and will be a requirement for all coaches in all sports in Saskatchewan. The program is available online and is free of charge. This is the same as hockey’s “Speak Out” training, the “Respect in School” program or NCCP’s new “Empower+”. The Respect in Sport program is structured over 5 online modules with their sub-modules which can be taken independently and at the coaches’ leisure (approx. 1 ½ hours). Once taken the course is good for a lifetime. More information about this course can be found at: http://www.saskcoach.ca/pdf/respectInSport.pdf
2) Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) Coaching Course – These courses focus on teaching coaches the appropriate approach to soccer within these stages and equips them with the skills to create a positive soccer experience. The costs will be covered by the LCA.
Active Start (U6) course, ~4 hours
FUNdamentals (U8) course, ~8 hours
Learn to Train (U10-U12) course, ~16 hours
3) NCCP Making Ethical Decisions – Along with the CSA courses is the Ethical Decision module. This focuses on equipping coaches with the ability to identify the legal, ethical, and moral implications of difficult situations that present themselves in the world of team and individual sport. Once completed you are required to take a short online evaluation on your own time. Currently the cost is an additional $25 and will also be covered by the LCA.
How the soccer program works!
The number of participants and their information are gathered during registration time and based on those number teams are formed. The number of teams is submitted to the Saskatoon Youth Soccer (SYS) and they organize the league games. Late registrations complicate this process as more teams could have been entered if these participants were known. And in some cases a team may not even be formed because we think there are not enough participants.
Late registrations cause a lot of extra work for our volunteers so please be as mindful as possible with the deadline and remind others that you know might be interested. There is also no guarantee of a ball if you are a late registrant (pertains to mini and U6 kids). Thank you for your cooperation.
View our Refund Policy
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Contact: Chris Dmytruk - [email protected]
Last Updated: July 1 / 2025
Details
Indoor-Season-Details
Outdoor Soccer - 2026 will be available closer to spring.
Youth Soccer U5, U7, U9
October to March
Kinder Soccer - born 2019/2020 - $50
U5 – born 2021 - $225
U7 – born 2019/2020 - $225
U9 – born 2017/2018 - $250
* $20 late registration fee will be charged this year.
Zone 2 Lakewood Soccer – born 2016 or older
Register at www.Lakewoodsoccer.com – registration is currently available online
Contact: Chris Dmytruk - [email protected]
Last Updated: July 1 / 2025
Details
Indoor-Season-Details
Outdoor Soccer - 2026 will be available closer to spring.
Youth Soccer U5, U7, U9
October to March
Kinder Soccer - born 2019/2020 - $50
U5 – born 2021 - $225
U7 – born 2019/2020 - $225
U9 – born 2017/2018 - $250
* $20 late registration fee will be charged this year.
Zone 2 Lakewood Soccer – born 2016 or older
Register at www.Lakewoodsoccer.com – registration is currently available online