City Partners

SYS is part of a much larger soccer family that reaches down into city neighborhoods and up to the entire world.

Our City Partners

Soccer clubs in Saskatoon organize youth (Under-12 to Under-18) soccer teams for geographical zones within the city. These are:

• Zone 1 (Saskatoon United Soccer Club)
• Zone 2 (Hollandia International Soccer Club)
• Zone 3 (Aurora Soccer Club)
• Zone 4 (Lakewood Soccer Association)
• Zone 5 (Eastside Youth Soccer Association)

Community associations organize mini-soccer (Under-6 to Under-10) teams for neighbourhoods within the city.

• Adelaide Park / Churchhill Community Association
• Avalon Community Association
• Brevoort Park Community Association
• Buena Vista Community Association
• Caswell Community Association
• College Park Community Association
• Confederation Park Community Association
• Dundonald Community Association
• East College Park Community Association
• Eastview Community Association
• Erindale / Arbor Creek Community Association
• Fairhaven Community Association
• Greystone Community Association
• Holiday Park Community Association
• Holliston Community Association
• Kelsey Community Association
• Lakeridge Community Association
• Lakeview Community Association
• Lawson Heights Community Association
• Massey Place Community Association
• Meadowgreen Community Association
• Montgomery Community Association
• North Park / Richmond Heights Community Association
• Nutana Community Association
• Pacific Heights Community Association
• Parkridge Community Association
• Queen Elizabeth Community Association
• River Heights Community Association
• Silverspring Community Association
• Silverwood Heights Community Association
• South Corman Park
• South Nutana Park Community Association
• Sutherland / Forest Grove Community Association
• Varsity View Community Association
• Westview Heights Community Association
• Wildwood Community Association

Other soccer organizations operating in Saskatoon include:

• the Saskatoon Adult Soccer (SAS) which organizes and governs adult (19 years of age and over) leagues in the city
• the Saskatoon Soccer Centres Inc. which owns, manages, and operates the two soccer facilities in Saskatoon, the SaskTel Sports Centre on 150 Nelson Road and the Saskatoon Kinmen Henk Ruys Soccer Centre on 219 Primrose Drive.
• the Saskatoon and District Soccer Referees Association (SDSRA) which trains and certifies soccer officials