Welcome to all new and returning families to the 2020 Central Queens Clippers Mini League Soccer Season!

Includes Divisions U5, U7, and U9 (2011-2016)

 
 

Central Queens Clippers Soccer Club is a non-profit organization run by volunteers. Our club was built on volunteers and can only succeed with your help. Hundreds of children rely on all of us to provide a well-run and happy environment in which they can learn and play soccer. 
 
2020 Registration
We encourage you to register online!  Registration page on this website
 

Due to Covid-19 there will be no in person registration
 

For U5, U7, and U9, we need coaches, assistant coaches, and co-ordinators. Please sign up to volunteer while registering your child or contact the co-ordinator or any member of the Executive. Our Club’s Executive is also seeking new members. 

All coaches, assistant coaches, co-ordinators and board members are volunteer positions. 

 

Important Dates - mark your calendars!

U5 Program (2015, 2016) $102

• Co-ed
• 1 night per week on Mondays at 6:15 pm (with Wednesday as a rain date)
• Boyle field (2^ndfield on the right as you drive in; clubhouse side)
• Players will be assigned to teams for the season
• 45 minutes including activities, races, games etc.
• Player equipment - Shin guards required. Soccer cleats recommended. All players should wear knee high socks and shorts.
• Timbits jerseys will be provided.

 

U7 Program (2013, 2014) $102

Co-ed, New This Year, based on our survey we will be doing a trial year with running U7 as a co-ed league

• 1 night per week on Mondays at 6 pm (with Wednesday as a rain date) 
• Hayward field on the section closest to the clubhouse (1st field on the right as you drive in; clubhouse side) and Boyle field (2^ndfield on the right as you drive in; clubhouse side)
• Players will be assigned to teams for the season; players may need to switch teams on some nights due to attendance.
• 60 minutes includes activities, races, games etc. tbd - followed by a game in the second half
• Player equipment - Shin guards and soccer cleats are required. All players should wear knee high socks and shorts.
• Timbits team jerseys will be provided. 

 

U9 Program (2011, 2012) $132

Boys and girls in separate programs

• In June, 1 night per week on Mondays at 6:30 pm (with Wednesday as a rain date) 
• Hayward field (1st field on the right as you drive in; clubhouse side)
• Players will be assigned to teams for the season; players may need to switch teams on some nights due to attendance.
• 60 minutes includes activities, races, games etc. tbd - followed by a game in the second half
• TBD - In July and August, 2 nights per week, Mondays at 6:30 pm and 2^ndevening to be determined, depending on game schedule with Kensington and Summerside. 
• Player equipment - Shin guards and soccer cleats are required. All players should wear knee high socks and shorts.
• BMO jerseys will be issued to U9 players as a loaner only. Jerseys should not be put in the dryer. Please ensure that all jerseys are returned to the club in good condition at the end of the season.If you still have a jersey from last year, please drop it off in the Hunter River Library drop box ASAP. Jerseys that are not returned to the Club add to our operating costs and in turn, increase the fees charged.

 
Cancellation of Mini League Sessions 
Mini League is usually only cancelled in the event of heavy rain or thunder.  Usually time is short for these cancellations; please check your email, or the Club’s website at 5 pm if weather is questionable. Facebook is another great tool in getting the word out. “Like” our Facebook page for updates and information.
 
Other Important Information 
 
Don’t let your child/ren (or any child) climb or hang on the nets!If you see someone doing this, please tell them to STOP. This is a serious safety issue and can damage the nets, adding to our costs/fees.

• Please don’t leave your young child(ren) without letting the coach or helper know where you are on the field.  Your children need you there in case of injury or bathroom breaks and to see them progress.
• Pets are not allowed on the soccer field or in the clubhouse. We love pets, but not all children are accustomed to being around animals.  For the safety of everyone, including your pet, please leave them at home. This is club policy.
• While our facility is not a designated “nut free space”, there are children who do have peanut allergies. Please be conscious and considerate of these allergies when at the soccer facility.
• Please park in designated parking areas. There is lots of parking all around the complex. Please leave Route 13 and the driveway clear for emergencies.  Handicapped parking spaces are near the clubhouse. Be respectful and do not use them if you do not have a motor vehicle handicapped tag.   
• The speed limit is no more than 20km/hr anywhere on club grounds.  Safety of children is paramount.
• Traffic is one-way only after you enter the complex.
• We will be calling for extra help from parents for wrap-up sessions BBQ and drinks.
• You will get information about soccer photos by Sandpiper Studios after the season gets going.
• Saying thank you to our sponsors goes a long way to building community spirit and goodwill. Without our sponsors, our club would not be as big or run as well as it does. Please, if you have the opportunity, say thank you to the many generous sponsors you will see recognized on jerseys, equipment, notices at the clubhouse and at tournaments. 

 
New and Updates 
Please refer to the Central Queens Clippers Soccer Club’s website for updates and answers:  www.centralqueenssoccer.pe.ca
 
Like Central Queens Clippers Soccer Club on Facebook to receive updates and share information.
 
Volunteers and Sponsors 
If you’d like to see the club maintain its current level of success, please come forward and learn about volunteer opportunities. New volunteers and executive members are continually needed, as children of current members move on to older age divisions.
 
Get in touch with any member of the executive to learn more if you want your child/ren to continue to play soccer in Hunter River.  To see a list of the executive positions and who currently holds them, visit our website. 
Thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, staff and everyone for their cooperation and respect shown toward the club community.  Any questions or concerns, please contact your house league coordinator or any executive member.  
 
We wish everyone a great soccer season filled with fun!
 
CQCSC Executive Members