This program is for those young athletes who have an early love of the game or an early aptitude and are looking for more contact time with the ball.

Players must be in the U9 age category to be considered eligible for this program.

For this program, you must register within our U9 House League Program. From there, you will need to go to our Coach Contacts and email the contact associated with the 2015 Birthyears.

Email the following information:

• Player's Name
• Birthyear

In the Indoor season, this program runs from the beginning of October to the end of February.

In the Outdoor season, this program runs from the middle of April to the middle of July.

Throughout the week, players can expect to be on field about 3-4 times a week depending on the game schedule.

Game and Training Dates have yet to be confirmed.

You are only allowed to be registered in one program per season.

Your child will either be placed in the House League program or the Skill Centre Program.

This program is overseen by CSA Nationally licensed coaches with the on-field activities run by NCCP certified coaches.

Games will be run by Volunteer coaches.

Players will need to attend the Open Training Sessions.

At these sessions, Impact Staff Coaches will determine the optimal environment for your child to be placed in to ensure they are given the best opportunity to foster their love of the game.

The Skill Centre competes in the Edmonton Minor Soccer Association (EMSA) leagues.

That means games are played within the Edmonton and Area (Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, St. Albert, etc.)

The cost for the U8 / U9 program is between $600 - $800.

The cost for the U10 / U11 program is between $660 - $875.

House League program is a St. Albert Soccer (SASA) run program where teams are built based on neighborhoods in St. Albert. All games are played within the City of St. Albert.

The Skill Centre is a program run by Edmonton Minor Soccer (EMSA). Players are grouped into divisions A, B, or C. Rosters are compiled with the intention of open movement and players are not locked into a specific team. Games are scheduled within the Edmonton and Surrounding areas.

The Tier 1 - 3 division is also run by EMSA but only applies to the U11 age group up to U19. In these divisions, rosters are more definitive and only allow for movement of lower division players to higher division teams. Games are scheduled within the Edmonton and Surrounding areas.

The PDP is an acronym for the Player Development Program. This program is dedicated to competitive players who are looking to compete at a level higher than Tier 1 - 3. This program competes provincially between Edmonton and Calgary.