2022 SPRING SEASON
2022 Vince Leah Outdoor Soccer Registration Information (U9-U18)
The 2022 Vince Leah Soccer Program will follow all Public Health Order Guidelines and Return to Play Protocols outlined by Manitoba Soccer Association
For Soccer, Vince Leah belongs to FC Northwest (FCNW) which is our District Club. FC Northwest belongs to the Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association (WYSA), which is the City Youth Soccer League. WYSA is governed by Manitoba Soccer Association (MSA), which is the Provincial Sport Organization for Soccer in the Manitoba.
FC Northwest Website: www.fcnorthwest.com
Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association Website: www.winnipegyouthsoccer.com
Manitoba Soccer Association Website: www.manitobasoccer.ca
**IMPORTANT**
Any player who lives in the Winnipeg Region or plays in the Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) League will have to register with the Manitoba Soccer Association (MSA) and pay the MSA Registration Fee BEFORE registering with their home Community Centre.
MSA Registration Fees for 2022 Outdoor:
Youth Player U9 (2013) - U18 (2004): $41.00
U9-U12 (2013-2010)- $160 per player* ($25 admin fee, $135 player fee)
U13-U18 (2009-2004)- $200 per player* ($25 admin fee, $175 player fee)
*These registration fees no longer include the Manitoba Soccer Association Fee*
Step by Step Registration Process:
1. Register as a Youth Player with the MSA - Click HERE for the MSA Online Registration Link
Under Association select MSA – Vince Leah Recreation Centre
If you are having issues registering with Manitoba Soccer Association please contact MSA's Member Services Manager at TKozakewich@manitobasoccer.ca
More information from Manitoba Soccer Association on this registration process can be found HERE
Note: Players must register with the MSA in order to be considered eligible to play in the season as a Youth player.
2. Register with your soccer organization-Vince Leah Recreation Centre
-All Vince Leah Soccer Registration is done in person.
-We accept cash only.
-Please make sure to being a copy of your athletes birth certificate along with you to register as proof of age is required.
-Our 2022 registration dates will be as follows:
February 23rd 7:00-9:00pm
March 5th 10:00am-12:00pm
PLAYING DAYS OF THE WEEK
Odd Years (U9, U11, U13, U15 & U17) - Tuesdays, Thursdays and the odd time Saturdays
Even Years (U10, U12, U14, U16 & U18) - Mondays, Wednesdays and the odd time Fridays
2022 Vince Leah Mini Soccer Registration Information
Vince Leah Recreation Centre does not currently run a mini soccer program for ages 4-8. Please feel free to join our surrounding areas open enrolment mini soccer programs:
Red River Mini Soccer: http://redriver.cc/soccer/
Garden City Mini Soccer: https://www.gardencitycc.com/garden-city-sports-camps/mini-soccer
2022 Baseball Registration
Baseball registrations will be completed online through the Ramp registration system. This change comes directly from Baseball Manitoba to make the process more streamlined for organizers.
Families will need to create an account. Please note, we serve families from all over North Winnipeg. Your child may be hosted by a community club other than your home club.
Register Now
RALLY CAP (Age 7 & under)
The Rally Cap Program is baseball’s initiation program and is designed to enhance players’ and coaches’ first experience with the game. The program helps teams teach players the five FUNdamentals of baseball in a fun and safe environment. Players have the opportunity to perform different tasks in order to earn a colored Baseball Canada Rally Cap. Cap colors correspond with various levels of achievement. In Manitoba, the hats are distributed free to associations.
Baseball Manitoba has adopted Baseball Canada’s Rally Cap as the entry level, or initiation program for the 5 – 7 age group. The format involves three teams of six players that meet at the park at the same time. Two teams play a 20 minute game, while one team practices in the outfield. Every 20 minutes they switch, so that each team plays offense and defense and has one practice in the 60 minutes session.
Rally Cap Program Goals
1. Create a fun environment in which children and adults are actively engaged together in the game of baseball.
2. Develop fundamental motor skills, teach baseball skills, and basic rules to our players.
3. Experience success with an emphasis on good sportsmanship.
4. Promote increased self-esteem among Rally Cap children and adults.
5. Recruiting new coaches and volunteers
During the season the teams will be working on five fundamentals of baseball. Twice during the season the players will have opportunities to perform different skill tasks in order to earn a coloured Baseball Canada Rally Cap (hence the program name). Different coloured hats are achieved based on the level reached.
GRAND SLAM (Age 9 & under)
The Grand Slam Program is designed to promote physical development of children through the game of baseball. The program helps develop physical literacy by using a modified game to teach the basic baseball skills to children and ensure success. The program is designed for children of eight and nine and consists of four categories of activity fit into two seasons. .
Grand Slam Goals
1. Create a healthy environment in which children of various levels of ability find pleasure in learning baseball
2. Initiate or pursue the development of basic baseball skills and strategies for players
3. Teach and develop sportsmanship in a context of healthy competition
4. Develop and promote self-esteem in children
Ages 10-18
Starting at Age 10, players begin competitive baseball where all rules apply. Various levels ( of play are so as to ensure that all players regardless of their skill level can enjoy the game of baseball.
Families will need to create an account. Please note, we serve families from all over North Winnipeg. Your child may be hosted by a community club other than your home club.
Register Now
RALLY CAP (Age 7 & under)
The Rally Cap Program is baseball’s initiation program and is designed to enhance players’ and coaches’ first experience with the game. The program helps teams teach players the five FUNdamentals of baseball in a fun and safe environment. Players have the opportunity to perform different tasks in order to earn a colored Baseball Canada Rally Cap. Cap colors correspond with various levels of achievement. In Manitoba, the hats are distributed free to associations.
Baseball Manitoba has adopted Baseball Canada’s Rally Cap as the entry level, or initiation program for the 5 – 7 age group. The format involves three teams of six players that meet at the park at the same time. Two teams play a 20 minute game, while one team practices in the outfield. Every 20 minutes they switch, so that each team plays offense and defense and has one practice in the 60 minutes session.
Rally Cap Program Goals
1. Create a fun environment in which children and adults are actively engaged together in the game of baseball.
2. Develop fundamental motor skills, teach baseball skills, and basic rules to our players.
3. Experience success with an emphasis on good sportsmanship.
4. Promote increased self-esteem among Rally Cap children and adults.
5. Recruiting new coaches and volunteers
During the season the teams will be working on five fundamentals of baseball. Twice during the season the players will have opportunities to perform different skill tasks in order to earn a coloured Baseball Canada Rally Cap (hence the program name). Different coloured hats are achieved based on the level reached.
GRAND SLAM (Age 9 & under)
The Grand Slam Program is designed to promote physical development of children through the game of baseball. The program helps develop physical literacy by using a modified game to teach the basic baseball skills to children and ensure success. The program is designed for children of eight and nine and consists of four categories of activity fit into two seasons. .
Grand Slam Goals
1. Create a healthy environment in which children of various levels of ability find pleasure in learning baseball
2. Initiate or pursue the development of basic baseball skills and strategies for players
3. Teach and develop sportsmanship in a context of healthy competition
4. Develop and promote self-esteem in children
Ages 10-18
Starting at Age 10, players begin competitive baseball where all rules apply. Various levels ( of play are so as to ensure that all players regardless of their skill level can enjoy the game of baseball.
- 11U (10-11 years)
- 13U (12-13 years)
- 15U (14-15 years)
- 18U (16-18 years)