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Indoor Soccer Registration |
Online Registration starts July 18 and ends Sept 18
if today is after this date and you don't see the signup link in the green box, click refresh on your browser |
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Click here for Online Registration
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NOTE: un-registered players are NOT allowed to practice with teams or play in games
because they are not covered by the Alberta Soccer Association insurance.
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Registration for the indoor season consists of two parts: 1) online registration, and 2) in-person registration.
The online system is for registration only, meaning payment can only be made at the in-person registration sessions.
Payment is by cheque or cash only (no credit cards or debit are accepted).
Be sure to bring two (2) printouts of your completed registration form, or be assessed a $10 fee.
| In-Person Registration Dates:
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| Yellowbird Community Hall on Wed Sept 8 at 6:15pm - 9pm | Sat Sept 11 at 10am - 4pm (10704 - 19 Ave) |
| Riverbend Community Hall on Tue Sept 14 at 6:30pm - 8:30pm | Sat Sept 18 at 10am - 2pm (258 Rhatigan Road East) |
| Late Registration Fee is $35 |
| Late registrants are placed on team selection waiting lists. Priority is given to players who register by Sept 18. |
| After online registration closes on Sept 18, click here for Late Registration Form |
| Then Click here to email SWEMSA Administrator to make arrangements for payment.
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Current community league membership is required to be able to register.
Volunteers are always needed. Because SWEMSA is a volunteer-based organization,
Parents are expected to volunteer in some capacity. For those who choose to not volunteer, there is a
$75 Volunteer Fee. A complete list of positions will be available at the onsite registrations.
Please help us make community soccer a great experience for all.
Player cards are required for all U16 and U18 players as well as all Tier 1, 2, 3 players in U10, U12, and U14.
There is a $20 replacement fee for any cards that are lost or misplaced.
click here for Player Carding Dates & location
Returned cheques are assessed a $30 fee.
Refunds are subject to $30 Refund Fee. Refund requests will not be accepted after Sept 25.
For players moving to a club team or another zone,
the refund request must be in writing, with the name of the player, age level, coach, and team, and must be made by Sept 25.
Age groups for this past outdoor season are no longer in effect
(ie: the move up to the next age group for second year players occurs in the indoor season).
Age Group Categories
| 2010-11 Indoor Fees: |
| U6 & U8 | $215 |
| U10 | $235 |
| U12 & U14 | $255 |
| U16 & U18 | $265 |
| Southwest Sting | $435 |
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An administrative fee of $10 may be added to non-online registrations or if parents / guardians
do not bring 2 copies of the summary registration sheet to the onsite registrations.
One of those sheets will be signed at registration as a tax receipt.
The above fees do not include the $25 season pass required for parents to enter the indoor
Edmonton Soccer Facilities.
All U6 and U8 games for swemsa zone teams will be at the South soccer centre.
U10 and up play at all the soccer centres (click link for directions):
South (75th St),
West (173 St),
East (Vic Trail),
Spruce Grove (Tri-Leisure),
Sherwood Park (Millennium Place), and
St.Albert (Multipurpose Leisure Centre).
Coach's Kit - Coaches and Managers should ensure they have downloaded all of the items in the Coach's Kit
and have read over all information very carefully. You are responsible for knowing all of this information about the season.
Note: additional items may be posted here prior to the beginning of the season. Please check back to this page for updates.
Click here to view Coach's Kit
Click here for Indoor Season Tentative Playing Days
EMSA
will determine the first round game schedule during the 2nd week of October,
after organizing all community, competitive, and adult leagues.
The first round randomly groups teams into tiers of 5 or 6 teams each.
The second round re-tiers the teams by placing all 1st place teams together, all 2nd place teams together, etc.
The third round re-tiers the teams by moving the top 2 teams up to the next tier, and the bottom 2 teams down.
If enough players, tiers are split into "X" and "Y" groups (eg: 5X & 5Y). X & Y are considered equal.
The indoor season runs from the mid-October to the end of February.
There is no post-season play for U10, U8, or U6
U12 and up have post-season play in early March, either Provincials or InterCities.
There are no city finals in indoor, but if a community tier is split into "X" and "Y" groups, there will be a crossover game to decide the champion.
There is one game a week at one of the soccer centres, plus one practice a week at a local school facility.
Player Medical Conditions
It is the responsibility of the parents to inform the coach of any medical conditions
and allergies pertaining to their child. SWEMSA and its member community leagues cannot, and does not,
accept responsibility pertaining to pre-existing medical conditions.
All community soccer players should register within their home community league and indicate their team of choice on their
registration form. This will ensure that community league memberships and the appropriate soccer registration fees are directed to the player's home
community league. Community league membership is required before a player can register to play soccer.
There are rules in place to limit the movement of players between
the various zones established by the Edmonton Minor Soccer Association (EMSA).
Players residing in the southwest zone who wish to play for teams in other EMSA
zones must first receive permission from the affected coaches and zone registrars.
Alberta Soccer Assoc team registration form
EMSA trialist rules
and EMSA trialist form