Forms

Jersey Deposit List

Waiver Form - Adult

ASA Insurance Form
All persons registered with the Alberta Soccer Association and participating in sanctioned events or activities are covered by ASA Insurance policies. The links below will provide you with information relating to the ASA Insurance Polices, including the sport accident claim process.

If you are injured in a sanctioned game or practice, please fill out the Sport Accident Claim form within 30 days available on the ASA website below.

For more information please visit the Alberta Soccer Association's Insurance page.

Link to the insurance form https://albertasoccer.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Sutton-Authorization-Medical-Form-1.pdf

Upcoming Events

Oct. 25, 2020 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

U3 Season Starts
DCC, Indoor Soccer Pitch
U3 teams play on Sunday mornings at 10 am

Oct. 25, 2020 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM

U5 Season starts
DCC, Indoor Soccer Pitch
U5 teams play on Sunday mornings at 11 am.

Oct. 27, 2020 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

U9 Season Starts
DCC, Indoor Soccer Pitch
U9 teams practice on Tues evenings at 6 pm and play games on Saturday at 11 am.

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Fort Saskatchewan Soccer © 2020

Fort Saskatchewan Soccer (FSS) is a not for profit, volunteer driven organization dedicated to providing all children & youth within the City of Fort Saskatchewan and surrounding areas, a quality soccer program. As one of two original member sports, of the Fort Saskatchewan Minor Sports Association, FSS has continuously strived to deliver both indoor and outdoor soccer activities.

FSS offers two platforms for both indoor and outdoor programs: The Arsenal Soccer Program for kids playing in the under 11 to 19 age levels (U11 to U19), and the Timbits Soccer Program for kids playing in the under 3 to 9 age levels (U3 to U9). All FSS participants are encouraged to have fun and support each other both on and off the field/pitch, regardless of any differences of experience in soccer and/or lifestyle or backgrounds as a whole.

It is the philosophy of FSS, to create an environment where participants learn skill development, sportsmanship, positive attitude and respect for themselves, other participants and officials. FSS endeavours to be an inclusive program, in which sportsmanship and fair play are promoted within the games and structured practice sessions, and where intolerance, bullying and discrimination or shaming of any sort is never acceptable.