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Pee Wee Soccer is meant to foster enjoyment and provide players with basic skills to play the game. The focus is on fun and development with competitive play not starting until the U11 age group. Pee Wee players from U6 to U11 play on neighborhood teams. The teams are formed by the Age Group Coordinators with the aim of balancing team strength and grouping as much as possible by school location. Requests to play with friends will be considered but the final selections will be based on the needs of all players and teams. For the most part, teams stay together throughout Pee Wee play.
U-6 teams are organized into teams of 12 girls and play 3 v 3 games on a ¼ sized field. U-7 & U8 teams play 4 v 4 games on a ¼ sized field. U-9 and U-10 will play 7 v 7 games on a ½ sized field. U11 teams play 8 v 8 on a 1/2 sized field and are in a transition year to prepare for select soccer. Regular evaluation sessions are held throughout the year with the aim of preparing invites for select team tryouts at the end of the season.
U7 and U8 teams will have no more than 12 players. U9 to U11 teams will have no more than 14 players.
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U6 Girls First Kix Program is a grassroots soccer program focused on free play, skill development and 3-on 3 games with minimal rules.
First Kix involves once a week sessions on the weekend (approximately one hour in length), working with volunteer parent coaches and staff coaches from the North Shore Soccer Development Centre. The girls will be involved in fun games and exercises designed to introduce the game of soccer in an age appropriate manner. There will be lots of small-sided games, "Mini World Cups" and other fun competitions on a regular basis. In concert with NSGSC U6 First Kix , the North Shore Soccer Development Centre is dedicated to developing enthusiastic, knowledgeable, fun and qualified PARENT COACHES. These new coaches will be trained to help these young athletes develop through our soccer programs. The season runs from mid-September to early December and from February to May for U6 players. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions for details about the program, see link below.
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The soccer season runs from September – (usually the second weekend after Labour Day) to early March, with a break from mid-December to mid-January. No regular season games are held on Thanksgiving Weekend. The NSGSC sponsors a major Thanksgiving Tournament open with no registration fees to NSGSC U10 to U18 teams. |
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The North Shore Girls Club is committed to the on-going development of its players and its coaches. In conjunction with the North Shore Soccer Development Center, the North Shore Girls Club offers on-going player development classes, as well as training for coaches. All questions regarding Coaching certification
can be directed to :
Bob
Buchan
Bobbybuchan@yahoo.ca 604-783-3664 Bob is in charge of the certification programs for the North Shore Soccer Development center and its partner clubs. |
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The North Shore Youth Soccer Association ( NSYSA ) Rule 26 Mini Rules (the Rules) have been designed by the (NSYSA) Rules Committee, which is comprised of members from each club. They are based on the BCSA recommended Mini Soccer Laws. In any cases of ambiguity or omission, FIFA laws of the game (the Laws) apply. The Rules are intended to augment the FIFA Laws and provide instructions for coaches, managers and referees on the conduct of games. The Rules are to be used for all NSYSA mini-soccer games.The Rules are broken down by age group. In the event of conflict between the Rules and the Laws, the Rules shall be deemed correct. North Shore Girls Soccer Club ( NSGSC ) Pee Wee Mini-Soccer Rules U6 to U11 comes in two parts, see links below a) Rule 26 the 17 page BCSA “Rules for Small Sided Games” this is the North Shore Mini-Soccer Rules (the Rules) mentioned above. b) NSGSC Pee Wee Mini-Soccer Rules U6 to U11 In the event of conflict between Rule 26 the BCSA “Rules for Small Sided Games” and NSGSC Mini-Soccer Rules, the NSGSC Mini-Soccer Rules shall be deemed correct. NSGSC Pee Wee Mini Soccer Rules U6 to U11 |
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Gym Time Request Form for U7,
U8 and U9 PeeWee Teams
Each year, our school gymnasiums are kept busy
with many groups requesting gymnasium times. Each year, it becomes more
difficult for the School Board to accommodate our needs, and unfortunately,
with the heavy demand for times, our gym times have been cut back each year.
Gym Time Request Form
Please complete the form on the link below and
be sure to click on "post” when you finish. Please be sure to
complete by August 1st or sooner. It is
extremely important that you be as flexible as possible regarding the day, time
and school in your request. We endeavour to accommodate your
requests. Please ensure that the correct daytime contact number for your
team is completed. If the school needs to cancel your practice, they will
have to notify someone during the day. Your gym coordinator will email
(please include both coach and manager emails) you in September to notify you
of your gym time. The gyms are booked for use from the beginning of
October to the week before the Pee Wee Year End Jamboree. They are
not available for use during school holidays.
Click Here
Gym Behaviour
We must respect the schools by ensuring we
arrive on time and leave on time, in some cases no time has been left for
changeovers. Please make sure that the drinking fountains are used ONLY
for drinking! Kindly let your team and spectators know that using these
gyms is a privilege; NO FOOD &
DRINKS other than water are allowed. Please encourage your team
members to walk quietly if they must leave the gymnasium and enter the school
area.
Thank you
PeeWee Gym Coordinator
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The Club will pay for U10 to U11 NSGSC team's entry fee's for only the North Shore Girls Club's annual International Soccer Tournament on the Thanksgiving weekend in October. Over 120 girls teams from British Columbia, Alberta, Washington State, and other jurisdictions participate each year. For more information on the NSGSC tournament click on the tournament section of our website, NSGSC U7 to U9 teams will receive reimbursement for one tournament per season.
For other tournament information click on the link below
Lower Mainland Tournaments Courtesy of BC Soccer Center |
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Pee Wee Equipment Return for 2009 - 2010 Season Pee Wee equipment must be returned to: All teams from U6 - U10 ( Note U11 do their returns on the Divisional Return date ) Please return your equipment on Saturday, March 20th between 8:00 - 11:00am This will be the only return date, any manager that can not make this date must find someone else to return the bin. Please note - all teams were issued a CLEAN rubbermaid container with their equipment. All Kits are to be returned in CLEAN and DRY condition; in the RUBBERMAID CONTAINER. We will not accept wet, dirty equipment in plastic bags, etc.
Uniforms must be returned to the equipment manager on the date specified above. Uniforms will not be accepted after these dates, without penalty, unless prior arrangements have been made. For those of you involved in post-season tournaments, please advise the Equipment Manager by email and we’ll make other arrangements. Lost items must be paid for at the time of equipment return at the current replacement cost ( $10 for shorts, $40 for jerseys, $75 for U10 Goal jerseys, $10 for Rubbermaid equipment bin) in order to re-register for next year. Please note that the person returning the equipment is responsible for providing payment of lost items. Any lost equipment not paid for by a team at the time of return, will not be replaced the following year. If you have a player who is missing an item, you can turn over the $50 deposit collected from that player to the Equipment Manager, who will handle it from there. Please be sure to return/tear up any unused deposit cheques to players. Items to be returned are shorts, jerseys and U10 Goal jerseys. Keep the soccer balls, pinnies and cones for use next season. New size 3 balls for U6's, the new U7 teams and size 4 balls for U10s will be provided at the equipment pick-up in September. U10's should keep their old size 3 balls, do not return. Goal t-shirts for U8-U9, and goal gloves and socks for all age groups should not be returned. Please return the uniforms the same way you got them…laundered, folded, and in the container in which they were provided to you (no boxes, plastic bags, or multiple bags – they will not be accepted). The container must be clearly identified (either inside or outside) with the team name and age group, your name and the number of uniforms returned (please be accurate as they will be counted and you will be contacted if there is a discrepancy). Please note that coaches or managers – not individual parents – are responsible for returning equipment. Individual uniforms will not be accepted at the return. Thanks, Pee Wee Equipment Manager |
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