 Youth DevelopmentFor players aged 8 to 18 that are looking for a more competitive situation and have the commitment and talent, then the ORSC Youth Competitive Program is the right choice! The purpose the the ORSC Youth Competitive Program is to deliver the coaching and organization to enable the youth soccer player to develop their soccer, teamwork, and sportsmanship skills to the most competitive level. Emphasis is placed on player and team development, and players are selected who demonstrate the greatest commitment, ability, and enjoyment of the game. The player's commitment is of primary importance to his/her continuing development, and there are many important obligations placed on the coaches, players and parents. Adult SoccerThe Ottawa Royals Soccer Club offers a comprehensive senior program, including both recreational and competitive levels, for men, women and old-timers. In 2011 the Royals entered a total of 19 teams in the OCSL ranging from the Premier Division to MR3, to WR6 to Masters. Our flagship teams are the Men's and Women's Premier Teams. The Women's Premier team won the Bob Rathwell Cup and lost in the Ontario Cup quarter-finals. The Men's Premier team also made a run at the Ontario Cup also losing a very close game in the third round. The old-timers division is for players who were born in 1976 or earlier. The old-timers division has been a longstanding tradition with the Royals. The club welcomes all new players, especially those who have recently joined the rank of old-timers. The Ottawa Carleton Soccer League formed an over 50 Men's division for the 2010 season, with 6 teams competing in the first year. Last year saw the Master's division grow to a dozen teams. The Ottawa Royals Masters team finished a strong second going undefeated. The club will enter a team in this division again in 2012. Anyone born in 1961 or earlier is eligible to play in this division. Club Member Benefits: AffiliationThe ORSC is a fully accredited member of the Ontario Soccer Association (OSA). Adult teams participate in the Ottawa Carleton Soccer League (OCSL) while youth teams participate in the East Region Soccer League (ERSL), the EODSA League and EODL League. By being part of the OSA Pyramid of Play, Royals teams have the opportunity to play at the highest levels in Ontario. CoachingAt all age groups Royals coaches and assistants are certified at the Senior, Community Coach level by the OSA. In addition, the ORSC maintains an ongoing program of coach development, directed by Fred Juett, the Royals Technical Director and former Ottawa Intrepid professional player. Fred is an OSA "Pre-B" license coach, and is the coach of the Carleton University Women's team and long time coach of the Royals Men's and Women's Premier teams, In 2012 Fred will coach the Women's Premier team. Additional InformationAdditional information can be requested from the contacts for the specific teams or age groups. Tryout information for all age groups can be found in the TRYOUTS section of the website. | Program Fees - 2012EARLY BIRD FEES $375.00 Mini (U9-U11) all levels $385.00 Youth - Level 5 (includes all U12 Divisions) $425.00 Youth - Level 4 (old Premier) $450.00 Youth - Level 3 (old Regional) $335.00 Senior Competitive $250.00 Senior Recreational $290.00 Old-Timers $20 Infrastructure charge - applicable on all fees $40 Volunteer opt-out fee - applicable on youth fees if you cannot donate at least 6 hours of your time helping the team or club Spring Training for U9-U18 - $50 additional (recommended) Fees include a $40 non-refundable tryout fee where applicable.
The early bird discount applies until February 28 for mini and youth players. All other discounts are in effect until March 31. Program Fees - 2011REGULAR FEES - Until April 30
$400.00 Mini (U9-U11) all levels
$410.00 Youth - Level 5 (includes all U12 Divisions)
$450.00 Youth - Level 4 (old Premier)
$475.00 Youth - Level 3 (old Regional)
$360.00 Senior Competitive
$275.00 Senior Recreational
$315.00 Old-Timers
$20 Infrastructure fee - applicable on all fees
$40 Volunteer opt-out fee - Youth players only
Spring Training for U9-U18 - $50 additional
Fees include a $40 non-refundable tryout fee where applicable.
LATE FEES - Effective May 1
$450.00 Mini (U9-U11) all levels
$460.00 Youth - Level 5 (includes all U12 Divisions)
$500.00 Youth - Level 4 (old Premier)
$525.00 Youth - Level 3 (old Regional)
$410.00 Senior Competitive
$325.00 Senior Recreational
$350.00 Old-Timers
$20 Infrastructure fee - applicable on all fees
$40 Volunteer opt-out fee - Youth players only
Spring Training for U9-U18 - $50 additional
Fees include a $40 non-refundable tryout fee where applicable.
A word about Youth feesThe Ottawa Royals Soccer Club's fees are truly a bargain. Unlike clubs that charge hundreds of dollars in team fees after the fact, the Royals fees include many of the fees that some clubs tack on after players make the team. Ottawa Royals registration fees include the following:
Some items not included in registration fees:
FAQ - YouthWhere do the teams play? Typically for the Premier and Div 1 divisions, travel for league games is restricted to the Ottawa region (Ottawa, Nepean, Cumberland, etc). Regional teams can travel as far as Brockville or Kingston. Some teams may travel further for tournaments. Are there player uniforms? All registered players are issued team uniforms (jersey, shorts and socks). The jersey is the property of the club and is to be returned at the end of the season in reasonable condtion. The socks and shorts become the property of the player. What equipment is needed? Players are required to provide their own soccer cleats and shin guards, which must be worn at all games and practices. Approved headgear is optional. Will photographs be made available? By request, players may have their photographs taken with their team at the beginning of the season. Photos may be pre-paid and ordered on photo night. |
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