About 2022 Outdoor United Season


 

Welcome to Swift Current United and the FORGE FC player development programs.  Swift Current United in partnership with JJ Soccer (Moose Jaw), Weyburn Soccer Association and Yorkton United Football Club have developed a player development program that fosters learning, relationships, competition and a player pathway to compete in the highest competition in Saskatchewan, the Provincial Soccer League (PSL).

 

How does this work and what does this mean for my child? 

 

U9 Players 

U9 SC United teams will play in the Rural Saskatchewan Soccer League (RSSL) playing against teams from Yorkton, Moose Jaw and Weyburn. There will be three league weekends:

May 13-15 in Swift Current 

June 3-5 in Moose Jaw 

June 17-19 in Weyburn

Teams will play a minimum of four games. No standings will be kept as per Canada Soccer regulations.  

 

U11 Players 

U11 SC United teams will play in the RSSL playing against teams from Yorkton, Moose Jaw, Weyburn. There will be three league weekends: 

May 13-15 in Swift Current 

June 3-5 in Moose Jaw 

June 17-19 in Weyburn

Teams will play a minimum of four games. Teams will play a qualifier game on Sunday.  

U11 teams will be permitted to add an additional tournament weekend in Saskatoon or Regina

 

U13 Players

U13 SC United teams will play in the RSSL playing against teams from Yorkton, Moose Jaw, Weyburn. There will be three league weekends: 

May 13-15 in Swift Current 

June 3-5 in Moose Jaw 

June 17-19 in Weyburn

Teams will play three games.  Standings will be kept and a league champion will be awarded at the end of the Weyburn weekend. 

Identified players at the U13 age group will also play on one of potentially two FORGE FC PSL teams.  The fourth time slot during the weekend will have the two FORGE FC teams play against each other and/or train together. 

U13 PSL teams will play on other weekends against other PSL teams and will have an additional weekend July 8-10

 

U15 and U17 Players 

U15 and U17 SC United players will play in the RSSL playing against teams from Yorkton, Moose Jaw and Weyburn.  There will be three league weekends:

May 13-15 in Swift Current 

June 3-5 in Moose Jaw 

June 17-19 in Weyburn

The number of games will be determined by the number of teams the four communities can make at these age groups.  Standings will be kept and a league champion will be awarded at the end of the Weyburn weekend. 

Selected players from Swift Current, Moose Jaw, Yorkton and Weyburn will participate in the PSL as  FORGE FC. During the league weekends there will be training times allotted for these teams.  These teams will play week day games in Regina and weekend games against other PSL teams.  All of the PSL home weekend games will be played in Yorkton.  This is why they are not on the spring rotation of hosting clubs. Starting this spring we will be entering teams in U15 boys and girls and U17 boys.  Players from their respective communities will play Soccer for Life Provincials July 8-10 in Saskatoon and then resume PSL play until July 22-24th. 

 

U18 players

U18 SC United players will play in the RSSL playing against teams from Yorkton, Moose Jaw and Weyburn.  There will be three league weekends:

May 13-15 in Swift Current 

June 3-5 in Moose Jaw 

June 17-19 in Weyburn

The number of games will be determined by the number of teams the four communities can make at these age groups.  Standings will be kept and a league champion will be awarded at the end of the Weyburn weekend. 

U18s may participate in Soccer for Life Provincials July 8-10 in Saskatoon.



Please note that PSL schedules are set by SaskSoccer and will come out later in the spring.

 

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