Registration for CNS Soccer is Open. Please click here for details regarding on-line and in-person registration.
CNS Outdoor Evaluations 2018 Schedule
The player evaluation schedule for CNS registered participants is now available. Parents need to check this website regularly in the event of a change or addition to the date, time, or location of sessions.
Players are to arrive at the designated field 30 minutes prior to the start in order to register and warm-up. Appropriate soccer apparel is required and no hazardous items (watches, earings, jewellery, etc) will be allowed on the field. Please come prepared to play with shin guards (covered with socks), water bottle, and proper indoor soccer shoes / running shoes. Although the season is outdoor, these evaluations are held indoors and outdoor cleats are not permitted on the turf.
All initial evaluations are being held indoors at:
CWSC Calgary West Soccer Center
11014 Bearspaw Dam Road NW.
Events will be crossed out after they have been completed.
Outdoor Season 2018 Soccer Evaluation Schedule | |||
Div | Date | Time | Location/Session |
BU9/BU10 | Fri, Mar 16 | 6:00pm-7:30pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU9/BU10 | Tue, Mar 20 | 6:00pm-7:30pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU11/BU12 | Fri, Mar 16 | 7:30pm-9:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU11/BU12 | Sat, Mar 24 | 10:00am-11:30am | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU13 | Mon, Mar 19 | 6:00pm-7:30pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU13 | Fri, Mar 23 | 6:00pm-7:30pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU15 | Mon, Mar 19 | 7:30pm-9:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU15 | Wed, Mar 21 | 6:00pm-7:30pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU17 | Wed, Mar 21 | 7:30pm-9:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU17 | Sat, Mar 24 | 11:30am-1:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
BU19 | Sat, Mar 24 | 2:30pm-4:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
GU9/GU10 | Thu, Mar 22 | 6:00pm-7:30pm | CWSC 1 |
GU11/U12/U13 | Thu, Mar 22 | 7:30pm-9:00pm | CWSC 1 |
GU15/GU17 | Tue, Mar 20 | 7:30pm-9:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
GU15/GU17 | Fri, Mar 23 | 7:30pm-9:00pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
GU19 | Sat, Mar 24 | 1:00pm-2:30pm | CWSC 1 & 3 |
Notes: 1. For U8 there are No Evaluations. 2. Parents/supports are encouraged to watch but please refrain from cheering or coaching players. |
CNS U14B AC Milan T3 Silver Medal
CNS U12B Strikers T3 Silver Medal
Nationals Game Winning Goal by CNS Azzurri player Tolu Oyeniyi
Former CNS Azzurri player Tolu Oyeniyi has scored the game winning goal to lead her University of Maine Fort Kent Women's Soccer Team - the Bengals - to capture its fifth straight national championship at the USCAA National Champions Women's Soccer 2017. Way to Go Tolu. We are so proud of you!!! Check out the video of her goal and her interview here.
GO CNS HURRICANES GO!
The Boys U17 Hurricanes made it to Fredericton for Nationals despite the snowstorm. They missed their connection in Toronto and eventually made it going through Ottawa and St. John.
Oct 8th Update:
The Hurricanes ended up with a 1-1-2 record at Nationals. They will play the Charlottetown Royals FC on Monday, October 9 at 10:15 am ADT or 7:15 am Calgary time. We are proud of the tireless and relentless effort that got them there and wish them the best for tomorrow's game.
Click here for the game schedule:
http://www.canadasoccer.com/schedule-results-s15527
You can web stream the games here:
http://www.canadasoccer.com/u-17-cup-p150286
We wish them the best and know they are proud to represent Calgary Northside and Alberta.
Registration Open – CNS Indoor Soccer 2017-18
We are continuing to accept registrations in certain age groups. Please contact registrar@northsidesoccer.ca with your inquiries for the indoor season.
CNS New President Tyrone Irons
CNS would like to welcome Tyrone Irons as the new President of Calgary Northside Soccer. Tyrone was originally from England and has been actively involved in the Calgary soccer community for over 25 years. He has extensive coaching experience at all age groups and levels; giving him a wealth of knowledge for the game.
CNS would like to thank Past President Jason Yeast for all his hard work and dedication over the years. Jason has been involved at the executive level of the club for five years. And he has been active with the club in a variety of volunteer roles for even longer. Jason would like to thank his family and the many volunteers who helped along the way with hard-work, support, and guidance - and especially Persica Jear.