Registration

A printable copy of the registration form can be opened by clicking the link above. 

Last night for on-field registration tonight

On-field registration will take place tonight, Wednesday June 11th, from 6pm to 7pm in the ELSS upper parking lot.  The upper parking lot is near the field the U5 players use.  The ELSS lower parking lot is the one shared with the entrance to the pool.

Registration at the municipal pool (behind ELSS) is now closed.  We have a winner of our Summer Camp draw, Andrew Sanders, who plays in our oldest group.

Players will be sorted onto teams the evening of Thursday June 12th.

An email will go out to parents and guardians before the weekend to let them know what teams their players are on. Coaches will also be called to let them know what team they have.

We are still accepting registration forms and E-Transfer payments through our email address.  Please see our registration form for details.  Remember to hand in a completed registration form for each player being registered. Please include the names of all players you are paying for when sending an E-Transfer payment. 

We NEED Coaches! Especially for our U5 and U11 teams!

We can't run soccer without our volunteer coaches. Please consider being a coach or assistant, they are an important part of our soccer season.  We plan for at least two coaches per team. Sharing the responsibility helps make sure someone is always there for the players. We know that it is difficult to commit to being there every soccer night.  Please be one of the people who step up to help make this run for our kids.  Use the checkboxes on the registration form or the Contact Us section of this website to let us know if you would be willing to volunteer this season.  You can also send an email to info@elliotlakeminorsoccer.ca.  

Can my 2-turning-3 year old play soccer?

ELMSA recognizes that kids develop at their own pace, and a month or two can make a difference for when they reach various milestones. We rely on the fact that parents and guardians know their two-turning-three year old better than we do. 

If your child can listen to a coach and follow instructions, chase and kick a ball, and would enjoy belonging to a team; then consider signing them up. 

There is a wide range of ability in our U5 division. Some players actively chase the ball and want to score a goal. Others are happy to run around the field with friends not too sure what they should be doing. There are others who are more interested in the flowers and bugs on the field. Be happy with whatever your kid does, knowing that they will continue to learn and grow over time, and will improve over the years.