REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

SCHEDULES TO BE READY IN MAY!

What’s Included in the 2025 Outdoor Recreation Registration Fee:

Uniform

• Jersey, shorts and socks
• U3 to U6 will receive shin guards

Balls

• Players from U3 to U11/U12 will receive a ball
• All teams in U13/U14/U15 to U16/U17/U18 will receive 6 balls for practices
• All teams in U7/U8 to U16/U17/U18 will receive one game ball

Draw String Bag

Participation Medal to be handed out at Year End Event

We will not be doing photos, team nor individual, in 2025

14 weeks of soccer

• U3 to U6 one night a week plus Year End Event
• U7/U8 to U11/U12 – game and practice a week plus Year End Event
• U13/U14/U15 and U16/U17/U18 – game and a practice a week plus minimum of one playoff game
• Women’s Rec – a game a week plus minimum of one playoff game

Match Officials

• U7/U8 to U11/U12 – one match official
• U13/U14/U15 to Women’s Rec – full crew of 1 match and 2 Assistant match officials
• All registered with Ontario Soccer

All related registration fees with Governing Bodies

2025 OUTDOOR REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

The Pickering Football Club (PFC) will be offering age specific programs for players born from 2007 to 2022. In addition, the Club will be once again running an Adult Women’s Recreational League on Sunday evenings.

The PFC has built our recreational programs around the Ontario Soccer Recreational Matrix to create programs that follow the guidelines of Long-Term Player Development and Canadian Sport for Life. By doing this, Pickering FC is able to provide the programming that will give the players an Active Start to the game, provide them with the Fundamentals of the sport, Learn to Train to encourage them to challenge themselves and help them enjoy Soccer For Life.

Pickering FC takes into account that it is the Kids’ game and they are allowing us into their game! Let’s give our youth members the best experience possible so that they can learn to fall in love with the game!

The link below will take you to the Ontario Soccer Recreational Matrix so you can see the building blocks for the Pickering FC’s programs.

The major aim of the Pickering Football Club is to promote, develop, and govern the game of soccer in the City of Pickering. One of the ways to achieve this is to provide equal playing time for all players participating in our Recreational/House League program. All Directors, Coordinators and Coaches should ensure that this policy is followed. We ask that parents monitor this policy as it applies to their child/children. If a parent believes that their child is not being treated fairly, they should discuss their concern(s) with his/her coach. Should the concern(s) not be effectively addressed, the parent should contact (in writing) the appropriate house league director.

Page Updated on: February 10, 2025