BCSPL (Under 14 - Under 18)

CMFSC supports the CSA Long-Term Player Development Model, which states: "Soccer is the primary sport, but complimentary sports are encouraged which support movement and athleticism suitable to soccer..."

So yes, you can play other sports, but players must make soccer their primary commitment. Players are expected to be in attendance for all training session and games. The actual interpretation of what level of commitment is required will be up to the team coaches and will vary with the age of the player.

CMFSC is continually assessing players within and outside the BCSPL program. Any player interested in being evaluated for consideration should visit our BCSPL Evaluation page here (current CMFSC players should not use this registration form, this is for non CMFSC players).

Please note all requests will be reviewed, but all players may not be invited into an evaluation session, however all players will be contacted by the respective team coaches. As per the BCSPL guidelines, we are also obligated to inform the player's current club prior to communication with the player.

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Teams train a minimum of three times per week:

• Boys train Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
• Girls train Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday

April 1st training locations and times will be adjusted as the club's allocations change for the Spring/Summer allocation schedule.

CMFSC runs the following BCSPL age groups

Teams may train at Coquitlam Town Centre Park, Charles Best High School, and/or Centennial Secondary field. Home games are held at Town Center Park.

BC Soccer and CMFSC are committed to a comprehensive approach to improve player development in British Columbia, ultimately, to make Canada a strong soccer nation. Part of the broad-based plan was the creation and development of a high performance league in BC. The league is known as the "BC Soccer Premier League".

The BC Soccer Premier League will deliver on the following key development initiatives;

• Supports the CSA's "Player First" mentality and its Long Term Player Development strategy.
• Harmonizes all high performance levels of programming.
• Eliminates fixture/program congestion and provides greater clarity for all stakeholders.
• Works with existing and supporting development program structures.
• Drives improvements to all aspects of high performance soccer. /li>
• Consolidates both player and coaching talent to facilitate the best players training and playing against and with the best