| Age | Division | Price | Format | # of games | # of practices | Times (tentative) | Season Length | |||||
| U7 - U9 will be operating in mini leagues of 50 participants pending government guidelines | ||||||||||||
| Under-7 2014/2015 | Boys / Girls D-League Development | $160 | 4v4 | 8 games | Determined by Zone | U7BD - Mon U7GD - Tues All have possibility of Fri | May 3- Jun 30 | |||||
| Under-9 2012/2013 | Boys / Girls D-League Development | $160 | 5v5 includes keeper | 8 games | Determined by Zone | U9BD - Wed U9GD - Thurs All have possibility of Fri | May 3 - Jun 30 | |||||
| Age | Division | Price | # of games | # of practices | Times (tentative) | Season Length |
| U11 - U19 will be operating in mini leagues of 80 participants pending government guidelines | ||||||
| Under-11 2010/2011 | Pool A Pool B | $ 300 | 10 games No Playoffs No Standings | Determined by Zone | U11 Pool A - Mon U11 Pool B - Thurs All have possibility of Fri/Sat/Sun | May 3 - Jun 30 |
| Under-13 2008/2009 | Pool A Pool B | $ 300 | 10 games + 1 Final | Determined by Zone | U13 Pool A - Tues U13 Pool B - Wed All have possibility of Fri/Sat/Sun | May 3 - Jun 27 |
| Under-15 2006/2007 | Premier Division II Division III | $ 300 | 10 games + 1 Final | Determined by Zone | U15BP - Mon U15B2 - Thurs U15B3 - Wed U15GP - Mon U15G2 - Thurs U15G3 - Wed All have possibility of Fri/Sat/Sun | May 3 - Jun 27 |
| Under-19 2004/2005 2002/2003 | Premier Division II | $ 300 | 10 games + 1 Final | Determined by Zone | U19BP - Mon U19B2 - Tues U19GP - Mon U19G2 - Tues All have possibility of Fri/Sat/Sun | May 3 - Jun 27 |
Volunteer Deposit
Each family (not player) will be charged the volunteer bond. If the minimum hours required is volunteered the volunteer bond will be returned. If a member of the player's family does not volunteer, their volunteer bond will be used to cover the costs required to hire additional resources for the Club.
U7 families are not required to pay the volunteer bond. If you register only children in this age groups, you will not be required to pay the volunteer bond.
Examples of volunteer duties:
For more information about volunteering, please visit our Volunteer Page.
Public Health Services, Saskatchewan Soccer Association, & Saskatoon Youth Soccer has provided guidance to soccer clubs to support safe play throughout all phases of the governing body’s Return-to Play strategy. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there exists a heightened awareness that sport activities will expose not only players, coaching staff, & operations staff to risk of illness.
Aurora Soccer Club will be diligent in ensuring all safety measures will be in place & operationalized during all club activities, including: evaluations, training, & games. Safety measures will include: player & team staff screening, hand hygiene practices, illness management & reporting. Team illnesses will be closely monitored by Aurora staff ensuring players and team staff return to play only when safe to do so.
Aurora Soccer Club understands that there will be reluctance in returning to sport, we can reassure our members that we will meet & exceed public health recommendations in ensuring a safe playing & overall soccer experience! Safety measures will be posted and accessible on our website.