Recreational

Our Recreational “Soccer 4 Fun” Programs are fun oriented offering informal soccer with a low level of commitment and catering to all levels of ability. These programs are designed based on the guiding principles of Long Term Player Development as laid out by Canada Soccer. For detailed age specific program descriptions please see below.

Winter 2026 Programs 

We are happy to announce the details of the 2026 Winter Recreational programs; 

Registration

2026 Fees: $100 Registration 

Registration for all Programs must be done through our online RAMP Registration Portal.

Click Here to access our online registration system. All registrations must be completed through our online registration system (RAMP).

PSC Registration Guide -  step by step guide on how to use the RAMP registration system

Places are limited so please register now to avoid missing out. Registration will remain open until caps are reached

Programs

Schedule

Program will commence January 11th 2026 and includes 10 sessions on the following dates;

1. Sun Jan 11, 2026 
2. Sun Jan 18, 2026 
3. Sun Jan 25, 2026 
4. Sun Feb 1, 2026 
5. Sun Feb 8, 2026 
6. Sun Mar 1, 2026 
7. Sun Mar 8, 2026 
8. Sun Mar 22, 2026 
9. Sun Mar 29, 2026 
10. Sun Apr 12, 2026 

Blackout Dates; Please note in your calendars there are no sessions on the following dates - 

• Sun Apr 19, 2026: possible make up session if required
• Sun Apr 5, 2026: No session Easter weekend
• Facility blackout dates: Feb 15th, 22nd, March 15th, 2026.

Important Information

• Cancellations: If the facility is open then sessions will go ahead as scheduled. In the event of inclement weather please check the Town of Paradise for updates regarding facility closures. Other than that, in the event of an unexpected cancellation you will be notified by email with as much notice as possible.
• Spectators: are not permitted inside the gymnasium. This is for safety reasons and due to limited space. If a child is experiencing difficulties staff may reach out to request a parent to stay and  assist. Conversely if your child is experiencing difficulties you may reach out to the program coordinator (see below) to request one parent be permitted to attend until no longer necessary..
• Drop off: will be at the gym doors there will be a staff present to greet your child.
• Pick up: will be outside the gym doors as well, staff will walk the kids out and ensure each child has found their guardian.
• What to bring: Players should wear shorts, tshirt, sneakers and shin guards. Outside footwear must not be worn in the gym. Please bring and change into indoor footwear before entering the gym for safety. Water/Moisture on the floor is a serious slipping hazard. Players should bring a water bottle (preferably not open top to avoid spillages).
• Point of Contact: Compcoord@pysa.ca

Recreational Program Descriptions;

Below are detailed descriptions of our Summer Recreational Programs, but also applies to our indoor program offerings..

"TOTS" Program Description

for U3/U4 Combined Session Length (30-35 minutes)

Please note TOTS is a Parent & Child Program - We have morning and evening options to fit your schedule. As the children are at the introductory level parents are integrated to participate in an interactive way to help their children to understand the simple activities and offering a guiding hand to encourage their participation. Each session will include three or four Fun Activities which will be led by our trained instructors.

What to Bring - Tots do not require any soccer specific footwear or shinpads. You will be provided with a Jersey and shorts and socks. We request that players wear their Jersey (underlayers may be necessary for outdoor programs). Players should have water available for regular water breaks throughout the session.

"FUNdamentals" Program Description

for U5/U6/U7/U8 Session Length (40-45 minutes) 

Fun Activities & Small Sided Games supervised by Game Leaders. Our goal with our "Move Touch Play" philosophy is that every child is active for the entire time, enhancing their overall experience. This is beneficial for skill development as well as physical health.
For Small Sided Games we employ a flexible approach to creating teams to limit the need for players sitting on the bench. Players will be assigned a team colour but when they play their SSG's they will be on a team with different players from one session to the next. Due to this flexible approach to games team requests are not considered for these age groups. All players within an age group will be located at the same field so carpooling will not be a problem regardless of team assignments. In exceptional circumstances we may consider a team request, contact kbutton@pysa.ca.
This program is based on the CSA LTPD Model Fundamentals stage for players aged 5-8 years old. Players will be divided into small groups and work with an instructor who will lead then though Fun Activity Games and then progress into dividing the players into teams to play small sided games or scrimmages which are overseen by Game Leaders (could be an instructor or volunteer parent).

What to Bring - Players should wear shin pads. Soccer Cleats are recommended for outdoors as fields can be slippery when wet.. You will be provided with a Jersey and shorts and socks. We request that players wear their Jersey (under layers may be necessary for outdoor programs). Players should have water available for regular water breaks throughout the session.

"REC League" Program Description 

for U10 & U13  Session Length (55-60 minutes) 

Our Rec Leagues for Under 10 - Under 13 offer a child friendly approach to competition - see Information Package for more details. Teams will warm up first and then play a game against another team. For U10 game length is 40 minutes (two 20 minute halves). The Under 10 Warm Up will include a Fun Activity. For U13 game length is 50 minutes (two 25 minute halves).

What to Bring - Players must wear shin pads & soccer cleats. You will be provided with a Jersey. We request that players wear their Jersey (under layers may be necessary for outdoor programs). Players should have water available for regular water breaks throughout the session.