In response to the recent wildfires in Northern Saskatchewan, we are doing our part to help those affected. Our club is proud to have donated food and soccer shirts/jerseys to support evacuees during this challenging time.

We stand in solidarity with the communities impacted and are committed to offering whatever support we can.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected.

We are also collecting donations to support families and children evacuated due to the northern wildfires. If you're able to help, they are currently in need of the following items:

· New toiletries (toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, feminine hygiene products)
· Baby items (diapers, wipes, formula, baby food, bottles, blankets)
· New or gently used clothing (all ages, but especially children’s sizes and adult plus sizes)
· New undergarments and socks
· Pajamas and sleepwear
· Flashlights and batteries
· Mobility aids (walkers, canes) or comfort items for seniors
· Toys, puzzles, books, or comfort items for children

Donations can be dropped off at the soccer office during regular office hours (9AM to 2PM).

Thank you for your support in helping the evacuated families and children.

FACILITY

AREA OF CITY

STREET LOCATION

Holy Cross School

East Hill

2015 15^th Ave East

Crescent Acres (St Francis School)

East Hill

1695 Olive Diefenbaker Drive

Prime Ministers' Park East field

East Hill

Terry Simpson Lane

Prime Ministers' Park Soccer field

East Hill

28^th Street East behind Carlton High School

Kinsmen Park

East Hill

Central Avenue & 27^th Street East

Carlton Park

East Hill

3100 Dunn Drive

St Mary’s School field

West Flat

Bishop Pascal Place & 15^th Street West

Alfred Jenkins Field House

West Hill

2787 10^th Avenue West

PAYSA has been awarded Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame Organization of the Year!

We are excited to share that PAYSA has been selected as part of the Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame, Class of 2025, and will be inducted as the Sport Organization of the Year!

 Respect in Sport for Parents

Visit Saskatchewan Soccer's Respect in Sport for Parents webpage for more information about that program.

Coaching Requirements

Visit our coaching requirements page: click here

New Pathways for Professional Coaching

The Professional Coaching Program awards the Chartered Professional Coach® (ChPC®) designation and Registered Coach license to individuals who demonstrate excellence in education, experience, and ethics which signals to employers, participants, and parents that a coach is committed to excellence and the highest ethical standards.

The Professional Coaching Program has updated pathways to become a Registered Coach or ChPC® designation. Click here to see the new eligibility requirements in more detail.

As a coach in good standing, you'll also gain access to exclusive services, including one hour of free legal advice, access to Canada’s national Sport Information Resource Centre(SIRC), health and dental care though BBD, liability insurance with CIBI, professional development webinars, quarterly newsletters, and much more.

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