The Flamborough Dundas Soccer Club has been proudly offering the children of our community the opportunity to participate in organized sports for many years. Our club is a not-for-profit organization which is run by volunteers taking on duties ranging from Executive and Committee members to Convenors and Coaches. With an average annual registration of nearly 2000 players we are always happy to accept the assistance of new volunteers! Within our club we offer a choice of House League, Developmental and Representative Programs for players to participate in. Our House League program is open to all players starting with an under 5 division right up to Men’s and Women’s leagues. House League players participate in one weekly scheduled game and typically one practice with the season running from mid-May through to late-August. They participate in Cup Play-Off rounds and end their season with House League Cup Finals and a Picnic Day for all participants to celebrate their season. Standings for the season are maintained through our convenors from ages U7 and up and can be viewed on our website once the season begins. The Club also hosts a Photo Day at which time all players have both an individual and team photo taken to help them remember their experience for years to come. The focus of our House League program is to promote sportsmanship and team spirit and to truly encourage a love of sport for years to come. Our Developmental Program is open to any player interested in developing a higher skill set with a movement toward more competitive play. This is a multi-jurisdictional (or MJ) league which operates in conjunction with the Hamilton and District Multi-jurisdictional Club League and introduces players to a higher level of skill development. These teams, beginning at U9, typically compete in one weekly game within the greater Hamilton District, 1-2 practices weekly as well as weekend tournaments and play-off rounds. Level are competitive teams representative of the Flamborough Dundas Soccer Club within the South Region Soccer League (or SRSL). Players interested in this program will attend try-out sessions each fall and are committed to additional weekly training sessions and development including off-season training, weekend tournaments, weekly games within the greater southern Ontario region, as well as Play-off and Cup rounds. For more detailed information on any of our programs we encourage you to check out the various descriptions available on our website. You will find details including coaches contact information, game days, field maps and standings under any of the House League, Rep.
