Yes, you can also pay be cash or cheque at the clubhouse office.

Bambinos & Micros Boys and girls play on mixed teams in our Micros division. For the playing season the children are placed on teams of 6 to 8 players. Each Saturday coaches will lead a short practice followed by a game. There are no weekly practices in Bambinos and Micros over the Saturday practice.

U11 to U18 have the option to practice once a week with their team. At the coaches discreation. 

Players are placed on teams based on there ability and soccer experience. Organizers try and balance team overall strengths. Request to play on another player's team and with a particular coach will generally not be honoured.

To join Comox Valley United Soccer Club, all you need to do is register your child and pay seasonal registration fees. We offer both Fall and Spring Youth House programs. Each season has its own registration. Visit our "Registration"page for more information.

The full soccer season costs are different for the different age groups of house players.

For current registration fees see our "Registration" Page.

Family Rate (three or more players): The fourth player is free.

Comox Valley United Soccer Club has teams for players 5 to 17 years old (U6 to U18). Children are welcome to start playing soccer at any age within that range.

The only equipment your child needs to play soccer is shorts, soccer socks, a pair of soccer cleats and shin guards. The club supplies the soccer balls, pennies and all other equipment.

Registration begins immediately after the close of the previous soccer season - typically this means November and June of each year. To ensure that your child is placed on a team we encourage all interested players to register early, and take advantage of the rates before they increase. Registrations are accepted up until mid-August (for Fall season) and mid-February (for Spring season), but cost more after those dates.

Visit our "Registration" Page for more info!

The Comox Valley United Soccer Club has two separate seasons, fall and spring. Players may play in one or both seasons. Each season has its own registration. The fall season starts mid September and runs through to the last week of Nov. There is a winter break and the spring season starts the last week of March or the first week of April and runs through to the middle of June.

The club has four registration days per House season. Players can also register at the Courtenay Recreation Centre (CRA) during normal office hours. Check the "Registration" page for specific dates the CRA will accept registrations and the date for the next club registration day.

Yes, the club will guide the development of the club's players and coaches. 

Absolutely!

All parents are required to help out the club by either coaching, or assisting with the numerous other tasks that come with organizing a soccer season for our youth players.

A few of the positions include:

• Division Managers to organize age divisions and distribute information.
• Concession helpers are required once a week.
• Registration takers are required throughout the year as are helpers to hand out and re-collect equipment.
• Parents are always needed every weekend to help move goals, put up and take down goal nets and run the lines.
• Many more jobs have to be done in the club.

For more detailed Volunteering Information, please contact us!

Coach-the-Coach is training programs free to our coaches. Coach-the-Coach sessions offered by the Head Coach or an agency hired by the club.

The club maintains a large clubhouse at 1701 Lerwick Rd in Courtenay. The clubhouse has a concession, change rooms, washrooms and boardroom facilities. Visit our "Clubhouse Bookings" page for more info! 

The vast majority of coaches and assistant coaches are volunteers and parents of one of the kids on their team. They all share enthusiasm for community sport, and have varying levels of experience with soccer. The club strongly recommends coaches attain the appropriate BC Soccer coach certification, mandated by BC Soccer, for the age and skill level they coach.  You can visit our "Coaches" pages for more information. You can also visit the BC Soccer website for more info.

Yes, you can also pay be cash or cheque at the clubhouse office.

They do in Micros and the U16 to U18 House division. In all other age groups girls have the option of playing with the boys. Girls wishing to play on a boys team must indicate so at registration.

Yes, the club will guide the development of the club's players and coaches. 

No, the club supplies all uniforms. For U6-U7 players this consists of t-shirt. For all other age levels the club supplies a jersey. At the beginning of the season, each U8-U18 player provides a $50 uniform deposit cheque, which is cashed only if the jersey is not returned at the end of the season. This is strictly enforced.

Bambinos & Micros Boys and girls play on mixed teams in our Micros division. For the playing season the children are placed on teams of 6 to 8 players. Each Saturday coaches will lead a short practice followed by a game. There are no weekly practices in Bambinos and Micros over the Saturday practice.

U11 to U18 have the option to practice once a week with their team. At the coaches discreation. 

Players are placed on teams based on there ability and soccer experience. Organizers try and balance team overall strengths. Request to play on another player's team and with a particular coach will generally not be honoured.

In the House division games are about an hour and are played once a week on Saturdays.  Practices are 1 to 1½ hours depending on the age of player.  Bambino's U5 players play and practice only once a week on Saturdays.

To join Comox Valley United Soccer Club, all you need to do is register your child and pay seasonal registration fees. We offer both Fall and Spring Youth House programs. Each season has its own registration. Visit our "Registration"page for more information.

Teams typically consist of sufficient numbers to have 3 spares over the number per side the division plays. On occasion teams will have fewer or more spares depending on the number of players registered in the division. 

The full soccer season costs are different for the different age groups of house players.

For current registration fees see our "Registration" Page.

Family Rate (three or more players): The fourth player is free.

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Yes, you can find the information on our "Referee Rules & Regulations" page.

Yes, the club will guide the development of the club's players and coaches.

Annual Registration Cycle for all Referees in British Columbia = April 1 through to March 31. Please contact the CVUSC Referee-in-Chief for more information.

There are 2 types of community referees:

Small Sided Referee

Small Sided referees must at least 12 years old and will referee Games for youth up to the age group of U13 (The last year of Super 8s), The referee must be one year older than the age group they are officiating.

Entry Level Referee

Entry level referees must be at least 14 years old and will referee or assistant referee youth that are at least one year younger than the referee (for youth).  Entry Level referees are classes as 'Youth' referees until they reach 18 years old, then they become 'District' referees.

• Small Sided
• Youth
• District
• Regional
• Provincial
• National
• FIFA

For more information please visit our "Referee Rules & Regulations" page.

For their registration fee, the referees get:

• The opportunity to officiate in affiliated soccer;
• The opportunity to represent their club, district and region at provincial levels;
• An annual refresher course;
• The opportunity to be identified for upgrading;
• Educational material;
• Ability to display the Canadian Soccer / BC Soccer badge (issued upon successful completion of Entry Level Clinic)
• FIFA "Laws of the Game"
• More opportunities to receive mentoring and district assessment;
• Insurance coverage

A number of resources are available and can be found on our "Referee Pathway" page.