Cascadia - 2026 Spring League

• U8–U18 players (birth years based on the season’s age grid)

• Players who want to stay active and involved in soccer during the spring

• Players looking for additional training and game experience

• Players who are part of an existing team or those hoping to join one

The individual player registration fee is $210, which includes:

• Team jersey

• Training sessions

• Game fields

• Referee costs

• A positive, welcoming, and inclusive environment

• Opportunities to build friendships and teamwork through regular training and games

• Continued skill development through additional soccer experiences

• A spring schedule designed to balance soccer with other activities

• Coaches and team officials who are supported by the club

PoCo FC prioritizes player wellbeing and long-term development across all programs, including spring offerings. Cascadia Spring League supports:

• Continued physical activity and fitness

• Confidence and enjoyment through play

• Learning through real game situations

While games are competitive and enjoyable, success is measured by participation, effort, growth, and positive experiences rather than results alone.

• Teams typically train one to two times per week, based on coach availability and team preference

• Each team plays one weekend game per week

• Training locations and schedules vary by team

Season timing

• Opening weekend: April 11/12

• No games: May 16/17 (Victoria Day weekend)

• Final regular games: June 13/14

• Make-up games completed by: June 21

Game locations

• Approximately half of games are played at Gates Park

• Remaining games are played away at other participating clubs

Game days

• Boys’ games are typically played on Saturdays

• Girls’ games are typically played on Sundays

Cascadia Spring League teams are typically formed through existing team groups from the regular season, but participation is open to all eligible players.

• Players are encouraged to speak with their current coach to see if a team is being entered into the league

• If a coach is not available, families may help coordinate a team, with guidance and support from the club

• No team? No problem. Players without a team may still register, and the club will do its best to place them on a team where space allows

While team placement cannot be guaranteed, PoCo FC’s goal is to provide every registered player with an opportunity to participate whenever possible.

• PoCo FC is committed to a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for every participant. The club has a zero tolerance approach to bullying, discrimination, harassment, and unsafe behaviour of any kind.

• All participants, families, and volunteers are expected to uphold PoCo FC’s standards of respect, inclusion, and care. Player wellbeing and safety are always the priority.

• If you have a concern, please contact childprotection@pocosoccer.com, and a member of the club will respond promptly and respectfully. Concerns may also be submitted through the club’s Confidential Child Protection Reporting Form.

• This form is not monitored 24/7. If a child is in immediate danger, please call 911.

Questions about Cascadia Spring League or registration? Please contact kim.wood@pocosoccer.com