Guelph Soccer offers a variety of recreational programs and House League soccer all year round. Guelph Soccer is home to the Junior Gryphons - one of the most streamlined, high-performance soccer programs in Ontario, and one-of-a-kind in its affiliation with the University of Guelph. Guelph Soccer operates competitive Rep programs all year round for players of all ages and abilities.
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Guelph Soccer is a non-profit soccer club in the City of Guelph established in the 1960's. With 3,500 members and counting, Guelph Soccer is the largest sports club in the City. The club's members are primarily youth of ages 3 to 18. Guelph Soccer provides both indoor and outdoor, year-round programs to promote the enjoyment of this beautiful game.
The focus of our Indoor House League Program is to facilitate game decision-making and give kids a fun opportunity to develop their skills, make friends, and play soccer recreationally. The first stage in a player's recreational pathway is playing futsal - or soccer on a gymnasium floor. Playing on the hard surface maximizes the child's progression of ball mastery techniques and keeps costs down considerably.
Indoor Rep Training Program designed for kids taking their first steps into competitive soccer. All sessions will be held at the GCS Dome, 375 College Avenue West. This program allows for mentorship among our coaches and technical staff and strong development of teams and players. Guelph Union: Women's semi-professional soccer team operating in League 1 Ontario, the province's Women's Premier Division.
To be eligible for funding for one or more children, families must first meet specific financial criteria as per Revenue Canada's Low-Income Cut-Offs (LICO) chart. View LICO chart. Programs should be a minimum of five weeks in duration and include at least one session per week. In the case of sports camps, the program must last at least five consecutive days for consideration.
At Guelph Soccer, we use PowerUp Sports to provide all our members with an integrated online solution to simplify the registration process. 4. The next page asks you to enter the infromation for the Parent/Guardian. Typically, this will be your own personal information. Following this, you must add extra family members to your account via the Add a Family Member button underneath the Profile tab.
Reviews (10)
Andrew Bates
Sep 13, 2021
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My first time volunteer coaching with Guelph Soccer was such a wonderful experience. The staff were welcoming, available and made the experience that much more enjoyable. Coaching resources were readily available to us, and our team really thrived in the 3 v 3 model. Couldn't speak more highly about Guelph Soccer and it's team of staff!
Kelvin Au
Sep 12, 2021
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My two girls have been doing soccer @ Guelph Soccer for over 5 years now. The girls have always been supported and encouraged to play and to lead their gender in sports. The programs have always been of excellent value. As a coach, i always felt appreciated and trained to do the task at hand despite limited soccer experience. I encourage everyone to join their soccer program if you want a good time and great community.
Amy Bella
Aug 10, 2021
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Alec Szarek
Jul 17, 2021
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They setup a men’s league, ask for a ridiculous price. And then the refs/linesmen dont show up to one game so we’re forced to just scrim the other team since we’re all there and the game doesn’t even count because no refs/linesmen show up. Service is horrible they don’t pick up the phone, and probably have a rock running the email system because no one responds.
Ralph Robinson
Jul 13, 2020
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Rob Poole
Jan 29, 2020
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Please read the following;
"The Respect in Sport Module is required of all grassroots & competitive coaches as well as recreational league coaches for groups Under-10 and up. Parents may optionally complete the module as well.
The module takes 1-2 hours and can be done online. It helps to educate activity leaders (i.e. coaches) to create safe & welcoming environments, mitigate risks, and become great role models for our children.
In many occasions, the coach of a soccer team is the most trusted adult in a child's life - so it is imperative that this individual treats the child with the utmost
"The Respect in Sport Module is required of all grassroots & competitive coaches as well as recreational league coaches for groups Under-10 and up. Parents may optionally complete the module as well.
The module takes 1-2 hours and can be done online. It helps to educate activity leaders (i.e. coaches) to create safe & welcoming environments, mitigate risks, and become great role models for our children.
In many occasions, the coach of a soccer team is the most trusted adult in a child's life - so it is imperative that this individual treats the child with the utmost
Conner Blake
Aug 12, 2019
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THIS PLACE IS A SCAM!! Don’t pay unless your 100% playing or trying out I signed up for my daughter to play and then it was 10$ and I did not want to go as asked for a refund before the tryouts and they said okay 2 weeks no emails back after 3 weeks and then I contacted them and they talked to me and said no you can’t get a refund if the payment has been paid! These people are scammers! They will not give your money back this is the worst club ever!!!
David Durbin
Jul 15, 2019
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Lukas Krampitz
Nov 03, 2018
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Mahdi Alhelal
Oct 30, 2017
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