EMPOWERING YOUTH THROUGH SOCCER TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE ON AND OFF THE FIELD.
Warriors Soccer Club is dedicated to developing well-rounded athletes and fostering community through teamwork and sportsmanship.
The Club has seen remarkable growth since its inception, from one U-12 boys team in 1988, affiliated with the Capital City Soccer Club.
In 1989, the Club was officially recognized as the Mill Woods Warriors Soccer Club. It had expanded to three boys teams and an Indoor program was introduced that fall.
In 1990, the first girls team (Under-12) was added to the Warriors Soccer Club.
In March 1998, two Under-11 teams (a girls and a boys) were added to the Warriors Soccer Club.
Warrior teams have consistently placed high in league standings and many teams have advanced to “A” and “B” provincial and national competition.
Players from the Warriors program have attended high performance camps and elite soccer camps, and have been invited to and been selected for numerous provincial soccer teams.
Graduates of the Warrior Soccer program are now playing or have played soccer at higher levels of competition including NAIT, Grant MacEwan, University (in Canada and the United States) or Senior programs. Players from the Warriors program have attended high performance camps and elite soccer camps, and have been invited to and been selected for numerous provincial soccer teams.
meet our coaches
Meet the dedicated individuals behind our club.
Brian Obando
Angie De Benedetto
Kevin Myskiw
Brad Abel
Todd Watson
Mark Korthuis
Jason Steele
Niki Vignjevic
Brad Abel
Andy Nadema
Casey Mcclelland
Dusko Stojanov
Josh Mercer
Cameron Helgren
Matthew Croxen
Tinashe Mandiwara
Jonny Alberkant
William Pylypow
resources
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CONCACAF – Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football
FIFA – Fédération Internationale de Football Association
member policies
Policy- Social Media
Policy- Sexual Harassment and Abuse
Policy- Rule of Two
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Find answers to your most pressing questions about our soccer programs and membership.
Registration information for the Warriors Soccer Club will be updated on our web site as soon as the information is available.
Registration information for the Warriors Soccer Club will be updated on our web site as soon as the information is available. Advertising will appear to provide you with the actual dates, times and locations. Visit our Registration page for more information.
You must register with the Warriors Soccer Club before you attend tryouts.
No, Warriors soccer teams (as all other teams playing within the E.M.S.A. program) are allowed players (imports) who do not reside within their zone.
YES, but Alberta Soccer rules state that you must register for the Warriors Soccer Club first.
Yes, but you may find it difficult in terms of managing yourself between two soccer teams (could be as much as four games and four practices per week between both teams) and your school work. Some of our players play for Warriors, their school team & also attend the FC Edmonton Academy.
Warrior teams are formed based upon year of birth (age appropriateness), so the answer is YES, if you both are trying out for the same team and both make the team. IF NOT, then you’ll be making new friends, just like going from one school to another.
We encourage all skill levels to come to tryouts. You may be surprised that you fit in very well with club calibre soccer. Never feel that you’re “not good enough” — we are our own worst critics — so let the coaches & evaluators decide. If you tried out once before for the Warriors and didn’t make it, we strongly encourage you to give it another try.
The Edmonton Warriors Soccer Club is part of the EMSA West. We offer the Boy’s & Girl’s Premier Program in U9 – U17.
We strive very hard to provide knowledgeable, committed coaches to coach in our program. A Coach’s Selection committee selects all of our coaches. Coaches are continually encouraged to upgrade their coaching credentials.
Warriors teams are encouraged to participate in at least two tournaments. Your coach will determine the actual number of tournaments. The Club provides each team with funds towards tournament registrations.
Outdoor season: May through August; Provincials for qualifying teams during August. Indoor season: Mid-October to the end of February; Provincials for qualifying teams during March.
Outdoor season: 1 or 2 games and 1 or 2 practices per week. Games are citywide. Indoor season: 1 game and at least 2 practice per week. Games are played at: Edmonton Soccer Centre West (17415 – 106A Ave) Edmonton Soccer Centre East (12720 Victoria Trail) Edmonton Soccer Centre South (6520 Roper Rd) Occasional games may be also be played at: Trans Alta Tri Leisure Centre (221 Campsite Road – Spruce Grove, AB)
Registration fees are outlined on our Registration page.