Competitive All-Stars

OverviewCompetitive All-Stars/Rep Program U7-U18The competitive program is for players whom the Club classifies as "above average House League players." These players are willing to chase the ball without encouragement, have a sense for the game, know how to pass or shoot, and are often athletic. Participation requires strong commitment from parents due to 2–4 practices per week, games, and a higher financial commitment.Competitive All-Star/Rep has higher fees than recreational formats. Teams practice more, require home and away gear, involve travel, and include more extensive coaching (dedicated paid coaches) and team management.Players are evaluated year-round. Accredited coaches are hired based on game expertise; summer practice is 3–4 times per week and winter 2 times per week. Since 2009, the Club has grown the number of competitive teams for both boys and girls, and now has a strong footprint in Toronto with a large contingent of competitive teams.Coaches are accredited through Ontario Soccer and many have played soccer at scholastic or professional levels. Coaches are selected based on their ability to mentor youth players toward enjoyment of the sport, scholarship opportunities, or potential professional careers.Players are welcome to try out by emailing team officials; coaches will assess players based on skill level.Contacts: Boys Team Coach Contact; Girls Team Coach Contact.Registration: 2025-2026 Winter Competitive All-Stars/Rep U7-U18 Player Registration; Player Tryout Form: 2025 CBSC Player Tryout Form.Summer programming includes Grassroots Teams U8-U12 entering the TO League (14–16 games) with T1 and T2 options, and Home/Away games within the blended Toronto region. U8 may participate in Festivals hosted by clubs/academies. U13+ teams may compete in the District TO League (14–16 games) or in the Regional I-Model league for more competitive play. Teams may play up to 20+ games to reach C1 or C2 competitions with extensive travel. Summer training typically 2x/week with optional Friday and Sunday Academy Training. Venues include Monarch Park Stadium, Birchmount Stadium, St. Patrick's Field, Cherry Beach Sports Fields, Regent Park Athletic Grounds, L'Amoreaux Sports Complex, among others. Summer fees include a 1-week Summer Soccer Camp.Winter programming shifts indoors, with most training at Monarch Park Stadium and other indoor venues such as BallSports, Toronto City Sports Centre, Toronto SportsPlex, and select school gyms. All competitive teams train 2x/week with options to add more training at additional cost. Grassroots teams join the amalgamated Toronto TO and blended York League; U13+ teams may join the Provincial Indoor Soccer League (PISL) in 6v6 or 11v11 formats based on T1/T2 levels.Players in any practice format gain more practice time and space, offering value and bonding opportunities for players and parents. Teams are encouraged to enter Festivals (grassroots) and Tournaments (U13+) to compete against strong opposition.Multi-sport Camp details, facilities, and additional program notes are provided elsewhere.Facility and ProgramsMulti-sport Camp @ Cherry Beach Soccer Club; Cherry Beach Soccer Club.Fee and Registration Highlights2025-2026 Fall/Winter/Spring House League: $695 per player; Basic Development: $495–$695 per player; begins the week of October 20. Note: House League games and Basic Development programming from March 14 to March ...2025 Summer Recreational Soccer Online Registration: Summer House League Game 1x/week ($350) or Basic Development Skills/Drills 1x/week ($350) or House League options. Mobile apps provide stats, schedules, and scores.Contact: 1 Parkmount Road, Toronto, Ont. M4J 0A5; 416-367-4359 #J-18808-Ljbffr