Registration for the 2026 outdoor soccer season is closed.
Whyte Ridge Youth Soccer offers recreational soccer for youth ages U8 to U18. Our youth soccer program is designed to be an inclusive environment that fosters growth and builds confidence in youths’ abilities. Our goal is to build on foundational soccer and movement skills, meeting youth where they are at. We believe that soccer can act as a pathway to helping our youth develop lifelong healthy active habits. All youth will receive a new uniform that they will keep and use for both the indoor and outdoor seasons.
Spots will be prioritized for families if a parent/guardian is willing to step up as a coach — your involvement will make all the difference for getting more (and your) kids on the field!
We appreciate your support and understanding.
Format
Our playing format reflects our goal of creating a fun program that maximizes the time each youth spends touching the ball. Our matches follow the Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) Recreation League Rules. For more information on our rules and guidelines for play please see their website at WYSA Rules and Regulations.
Coaching
Our youth soccer programs rely on our dedicated coaches and volunteers. We aim to ensure all our programs maintain an ideal player-to-coach ratio to ensure a high-quality program and a positive experience for all participants and coaches. We provide our coaches with online training and resources so they can foster an inclusive, positive, and fun environment for the youth of our communities. No experience is necessary, and we will walk alongside you in providing the tools to be successful as a coach. Thank you to all our coaches and volunteers! If you are interested in learning more about coaching, please make a note on your registration form or reach out to the soccer director. Please see our Coaching Soccer page for a more in-depth description of our coaching requirements.
Catchment Requirements
Catchment areas for the Youth Recreation Outdoor season remain unchanged in 2025. Residents of Whyte Ridge, Linden Ridge and South Winnipeg (see the map) can register directly with Whyte Ridge Community Centre. We welcome anyone who would like to play soccer at Whyte Ridge, but if our program reaches capacity, preference will be given to Whyte Ridge and Linden Ridge residents. Every effort will be made to place players who register with us on a team.
To find your home community centre, please visit the WYSA – Where to Register web page.
Teams
Our goal is to create a player-centred experience where all players feel welcome and are given an opportunity to play. We aim to ensure ideal player-to-coach ratios and that teams are balanced.
Schedule and Fees
The outdoor season begins in May and runs through June, with U13-U18 age groups competing in July. Matches will be scheduled by WYSA Monday – Thursday, and there may be some Friday evening or Sunday evening games as well. Teams will play games at HOME or AWAY, usually a 50/50 ratio, where HOME games will take place on a field in Whyte Ridge or Lindenwood’s Community, and AWAY games will be played at the opposing team’s field, which is usually in the South Winnipeg area. The schedule is subject to change, once the season has started, please check your RAMP App for any updates.
Practice dates will be determined by team coaches.
| Age | Birth Year | Days of Play | Fees |
| U8/U9 | 2017-18 | Tuesdays/Thursdays | $100 |
| U10 | 2016 | Tuesdays/Thursdays | $100 |
| U11 | 2015 | Tuesdays/Thursdays | $201 |
| U12 | 2014 | Monday/Wednesday | $201 |
| U13 | 2013 | Tuesday/Thursday | $231 |
| U14 | 2012 | Monday/Wednesday | $231 |
| U15 | 2011 | Tuesday/Thursday | $241 |
| U16 | 2010 | Monday/Wednesday | $241 |
| U17 | 2009 | Tuesday/Thursday | $241 |
| U18 | 2008 | Monday/Wednesday | $241 |
Additional MSA Fees of $54 will apply for U8 to U18.
Outdoor 2026: Alternate days of the week are as follows:
- U8-9/U10 – Saturday
- U11/U13/U15/U17 – Sunday
- U12/U14/U16/U18 – Friday
Payment is due at the time of registration. Additional fees must be paid to Manitoba Soccer Association (MSA) before completing the payment process with Whyte Ridge.
Families Requesting Financial Assistance
If you will be applying for financial assistance through KidSport to pay your fees, please exit the registration system immediately (your registration will be cancelled) and apply:
Assistance is also available through the Whyte Ridge Community Centre Program Registration Fee Subsidy Grant. This assistance is available to residents of Whyte Ridge and Linden Ridge. For more information please contact the Recreation Program Manager.
Insurance
The insurance offered in the registration process is through a third party vendor with RAMP Interactive. The insurance is not provided through Whyte Ridge Community Centre.
Contacts
If you have any questions feel free to contact us at programming@whyteridge.ca or visit our Soccer Contacts webpage.
Registration
Registration is now closed.
Report a Maltreatment Complaint
ITP Sport is responsible for overseeing all allegations of maltreatment. If you would like to submit a maltreatment complaint, please submit your complaint to ITP Sport here:
Reporting a maltreatment complaint may seem confusing and overwhelming. The following resources can help you navigate the process:
- How to File a Maltreatment Complaint – Interactive Video
- Maltreatment Complaint Process Flowchart
- Filing a Maltreatment Complaint – Complainant’s Guide
- Maltreatment Complaint – Respondent’s Guide
If a maltreatment complaint is submitted to a coach, official, volunteer, or staff member, the complaint must be referred to the ITP.
Report a Non-Maltreatment Complaint
Non-maltreatment Complaints, Discipline, Code of Conduct and Ethics, By-Laws, Rules and Regulations, and policy matters will be addressed by the MSA judicial committees using the Safe Sport Policy Manual policies. In addition, the MSA Rules and Regulations Discipline section would be invoked alongside the Safe Sport Policy Manual and the MSA Mandatory Minimums.
Please see the Discipline & Appeals section for more information. Click here
Safe Sport Resources:
- Safe Sport Policy Manual
- Policies outlining behaviour expectations for all sport stakeholders, procedures for handling complaints, appeal procedures, and coach education and screening requirements.
- Coach Screening Policy
- All MSA coaches (any individual who is 14 years of age or older and is authorized or recognized by an organization to provide instruction and direction to participants in a sport) must complete the necessary coach screening requirements as per MSA screening policy.
- Safe Sport Tips for Athletes
- Age appropriate tips for athletes under 8, ages 9-12, and 13+, describing expected behaviour, measures for their protection, and steps to take if they experience harm, with the 13+ group also having access to a 20-minute safe sport education online module.
- Safe Sport Handbook for Parents and Guardians
- Information detailing behaviour expectations, different forms of maltreatment, possible indicators that a child experienced maltreatment, and steps to take if a child experienced maltreatment.
- Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders
- This course must be completed within sixty (60) days of being assigned a coaching position. Coaches maintain their Respect in Sport certification status by completing the course every five (5) years.
- Safe Sport Line
- If you or someone you know is experiencing maltreatment in sport, and you need someone to talk to, contact the safe sport line at 1-833-656-SAFE (7233) or help@safesportline.ca