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Tryouts to join the competitive league procedure
In order for players to join the competitive summer or winter league, the players are required to attend a try-out session at no charge. During the tryout session, the players trying out are evaluated by the technical directors and coaches in order to determine if the player qualifies for a specific division in their category. If interested to tryout please read the tryout procedure.
Tryout Procedure
Players are asked to complete and submit the Tryout Form while attending their first try-out session. The form will be posted on the website during the official try-out period in the spring and fall. T-shirt or jersey, shorts or long pants, exterior soccer shoes and shin guards are mandatory during the try-out sessions. After the tryout periods are completed the players are notified by either the technical directors or the coaching staff concerning the outcome of the try-outs.
Two options to participate in a tryout session during the year.
Select the option which is suitable according to the time period.
Option 1: Official tryouts. No appointment is required.
Official tryout sessions are in April and in October. The tryout schedules will be posted on the website approximately in March and September. The schedules will indicate the location and time for each category.
Option 2: Contact the coach directly. The appointment is required.
Trying out players which did not participate during the official tryout period may request a tryout session directly with the coach in their age category. The players are asked to e-mail the coach directly to arrange an appointment during their practice sessions. Below you will find the competitive coach’s contact information. Select the coach in your age category and email them asking for a tryout appointment while indicating your name, year of birth and a summary of your soccer experiences. The player is requested to follow up directly with the coach.
Compétition / Entraîneurs / Garçons – mai – 2020 – May / Boys / Coaches /Competition |
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M9 A (EF) | U9 | A | M | Emin Falfoul (Coach) | falfoul@hotmail.com |
M9 B1 (GL) | U9 | A | M | Gianmarco Lombardi (Coach) | glombardi@deloitte.ca |
M9 B2 (AK) | U9 | A | M | Ayrat Khayretdinov (Coach) | ayrat.khayretdinov@gmail.com |
M10A Div 1 (ND) | U10 | A | M | Nick DeSantis (Coach) | nick.desantis04@gmail.com |
M10B Div 2 (SS) | U10 | A | M | Stephane Sanon (Coach) | fshaiti@gmail.com |
M10C Div 1 (CN) | U10 | A | M | Cezar Nerio (Coach) | cesar.nerio@videotron.ca |
M11 Div 1 (SB) | U11 | A | M | Steve Boyce (Coach) | steveboyce3@gmail.com |
M11 Div 1 (MV) | U11 | A | M | Mario Venditti (Coach) | venditti.mario@rcgt.com |
M11 Div 2 (CM) | U11 | A | M | Christopher Margorian (Coach) | chrismargorian@gmail.com |
M12 Div 1 (SA) | U12 | A | M | Sebastien Arcand (Coach) | sebastien.arcand@hec.ca |
M12 Div 2 (NP) | U12 | A | M | Nicholas Pascarella (Coach) | nicholas.pascarella21@gmail.com |
M12 Div 2 (AM) | U12 | A | M | Antoine Mantino (Coach) | Antoine.mantino@gmail.com |
M12 Div 2 (AT) | U12 | A | M | Adel Tawfik (Coach) | tawfikadel76@gmail.com |
M13AA (THE) | U13 | AA | M | Thomas Happi Emaga (Coach) | guythhappi@gmail.com |
M13AA (FJ) | U13 | AA | M | Jack Marziliano (Coach) | jackmarz@hotmail.com |
M13 Div 2 (HB) | U13 | A | M | Hamza Bekka (Coach) | bekka_hamza@yahoo.fr |
M14AA (KA) | U14 | AA | M | Kwame (Coach) | kwame.ansah@hotmail.com |
M14A (KO) | U14 | A | M | Kevin O’Brien (Coach) | kevinsoccer74@gmail.com |
M14A (PT) | U14 | A | M | NEKTARIOS PANAGIOTIS Tsatoumas (Coach) | ptsatoumas99@yahoo.com |
M14A (GP) | U14 | A | M | George Percolides (Coach) | percolides@nym.hush.com |
M15AA (SL) | U15 | AA | M | Stephane Lafrance (Coach) | soccerstl2005div2@gmail.com |
M15AA (VB) | U15 | AA | M | Viken Bamboukian (Coach) | vbamboukian@gmail.com |
M15AA (NA) | U15 | AA | M | Nick Arcaro (Coach) | nickarcaro@hotmail.com |
M15AAA (MA) | U15 | AAA | M | Maxwell Arhin | save415@hotmail.com |
M16AA (MG) | U16 | AA | M | Marco Garberi (Coach) | marco.garberi@bdc.ca |
M16AA (NH) | U16 | AA | M | Naoufel Hajaiej (Coach) | naoufel.hajaiej@yahoo.ca |
M16AAA (SO) | U16 | AAA | M | Sevan Ortaaslan (Coach) | sgo.soccerfc@gmail.com |
M17A (MA) | U17 | A | M | Mohammed Abdelbarry | mohammad.abdalbary@gmail.com |
M17AA (FE) | U17 | AA | M | Fadi El Hasani (Coach) | fdelhassani@yahoo.com |
M17AAA (MC) | U17 | AAA | M | Marco Carneiro (Coach) | marco.carneiro@aircanada.ca |
M18AA 1 (RP) | U18 | AA | M | Rocco Panza (Coach) | equipmentmanager@soccerstl.ca |
M21AAA (AS) | U18 | AAA | M | Adel Sassi (Coach) | adelmessi1010@hotmail.fr |
M21AA (RM) SEN | U21 | AA | M | Richard Melkonian (Coach) | richardmelkonian@gmail.com |
M21AAA (MA) | U21 | AAA | M | Adel Sassi (Coach) | adelmessi1010@hotmail.fr |
Compétition / Entraîneurs / Fille – mai – 2020 – May / Girls / Coaches /Competition |
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F8 Dev (JB) | U8 | L | F | Jeff Benarroch (Coach) | jeffMTL3@HOTMAIL.COM |
F9A Div 1 (RP) | U9 | A | F | Rudy Pineda (Coach) | pineda_8888@hotmail.com |
F10A Div 1 (MAL) | U10 | A | F | Mark Alain Lasserre (Coach) | mal_pac@hotmail.com |
F11 Div 1 (PA) | U11 | A | F | Pat Angelone (Coach) | angelone.pat@gmail.com |
F11 A Div 2 (CF) | U11 | A | F | Carlo Fidanza (Coach) | cfidanza@accedian.com |
F12 Div 1 (DM) | U12 | A | F | Dionysios Massas (Coach) | massasdenis@gmail.com |
F12 Div 2 (GD) | U12 | A | F | Giuseppe Di Tomaso (Coach) | joseph.a.ditomaso@gmail.com |
F13A (RP) | U13 | A | F | Rudy Pineda (Coach) | pineda_8888@hotmail.com |
F14 AA (KF) | U14 | AA | F | Kaityn Fournier (Coach) | kaitlynfournier6@hotmail.com |
F15AA (RP) | U15 | AA | F | Rocco Panza (Coach) | ripious@sympatico.ca |
F16AAA (AP) | U16 | AAA | F | Amy Pietrangelo (Coach) | amypietrangelo@hotmail.com |
F16AA (DS) | U16 | AA | F | Didier Serero (Coach) | didier.serero@mcgill.ca |
F17AA 2 (FA) | U17 | AA | F | Fikru Asfaw (Coach) | f.mengiste@hotmail.com |
F18AA 1 (MP) | U18 | AA | F | Mauro Parravano (Coach) | mauro.parravano@sympatico.ca |
What are the duties of a soccer referee?
Enforcers of the game, referees make binding decisions regarding the application of the laws of soccer. The main referee works in conjunction with assistant referees, who are in charge of watching the lines and ensuring the game is being played fairly.
Duties
Keeping Players Safe
Referees monitor player safety. This means that if a player is injured or bleeding, a referee stops the game and ensures that the player is removed or cared for on the field. This protects both the injured player and the teammates. Referees can also card players to maintain order in the match and order coaches or parents to leave sidelines if they’re interfering with the play or not conducting themselves properly.
Looking for Stormy Weather
A referee must pay attention to the surrounding environment and ensure that the conditions are acceptable for play. For example, a referee must stop the match if the weather is too severe, interferes with the play or is putting the players in danger. The same is true if the condition of the field is not up to code, if spectator interference occurs or if some of the fixtures or equipment become damaged during the game.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Recreational League - FAQ
The House League is a community-based recreational league open to all players boys and girls ages 4-13 of any skill level and ability. Our House League program is strategically designed to offer fun and excitement to children in a team format while supporting a healthy and active lifestyle for all players. The Club is also focused on ensuring our players are playing in a safe environment while providing an exciting and fun experience for the players and parents.
The program runs for 12 weeks, two nights a week from Monday-Friday including practices. Approximately 35 minutes of training by paid educators followed by a 30 minute game against another team. Monitored by a volunteer parent coach.
When does it start, what time?
The program starts in May and ends in August. Registrations start in February
Games start at 18h00-19h30 and 19h30-21h00
What is included in the registration fee?
Included in the registration are the following items: jersey, shorts, soccer socks, bag, and a soccer ball. One of each. Also included for the players and the coaches is an award and lunch at the *End of year festival.
What do I need to buy?
The parents are required to buy the exterior soccer shoes with cleats and shin guards.
When will the game schedule be ready?
The game schedules are posted on the web site ready by the beginning of June.
Which parks do they play?
The games are scheduled between these parks: Marcel-Laurin Park (ML) or Philippe-Laheurte Park (PL).
Tip: Click on the parc link to locate the field numbers the matches will be played.
Registrations
You can register either online or during office hours. Registrations open in February and are posted on our web site as well as the official in-person registration dates. Medicare information is required before registering.
Terms of payment
The payments accepted: online are Visa and Master Card. Payments accepted during office hours are Visa, Master Card, debit, cheque or cash. Cheque payments are issued to Saint-Laurent Soccer Club. A Debit machine is available in the Sports Complex.
When is the registration deadline?
The deadline to register is May 15th, 2020. $50.00 late fee registration will apply for registrations received after the deadline date.
Coaches
All teams are assigned a volunteered coach before the season starts. Coaches in the Recreational program are volunteers from our community with or no experience. However, there are times the assigned coaches withdraw at the last moment which leaves their assigned team without a coach. The quickest and best solution in this situation is if one or two of the parents from the team volunteer to coach. A complete vulnerable sector screening is mandatory (police check).
When does the coach contact us?
The coaches are advised to contact the parents by e-mail within one to two weeks before the first game. If you have not been contacted one week before the start of the season, please contact us.
Do I pay less to register if I volunteer to coach?
Volunteered coaches receive $50.00 at the end of the season If you are interested in coaching your child’s team, click here to apply. Training provided. No experience required. A complete vulnerable sector screening is mandatory (police check).
Can my child be on the same team as their friend?
If they have the same year of birth you can request by e-mail.
What happens in case of rain?
Cancellations due to rain, bad weather or field closures may occur during the season. Cancellations will be announced by either your coach or by visiting our home page www.soccerstl.ca occasionally during the day. Cancellations will be posted by 17:00 or earlier. Matches are immediately cancelled if thunder or lightning occurs during a match. Please note: Cancelled games due to bad weather are not rescheduled or refunded.
Do teams have a referee?
Games include one referee for the categories U9-U13.
How many players play on the field?
Players 4 to 8 years old play 5 verses 5 and ages between 9-13 old play 7 verses 7.
Do the players require a picture or soccer passport?
Recreational league players do not require a picture or a soccer passport. Competitive players do.
*What is the end of season festival?
At the end of the season in August the Club hosts and invites all players, parents, coaches and family members to celebrate their last day of the season held at the Marcel-Laurin Park (ML). Lunch is included for the teams and an amusement park is on-site for the children. The teams will play their final friendly match of the season and afterwards will be greeted on stage to receive their award, A special day for teams and parents!
How are teams created?
Players that register in the recreational league are randomly selected in a team according to by their year of birth and gender.
Are there standings in the Recreational league?
No. Standings are only available in the competitive league.
How can I join the competitive league?
In order for players to join the competitive league, the players are required to attend the try-out sessions available in spring and in fall. During the try-out sessions, the players are evaluated by the technical directors and coaches in order to determine if the player qualifies for a specific division in their category.
The tryout schedules are posted on our website one month before the try-out period. They will indicate the location and time for each category. No appointment or fees are required. Players are asked to complete and bring the Tryout Form while attending their first try-out session. T-shirt or jersey, shorts, exterior soccer shoes and shin guards are mandatory during the try-out sessions.
After the tryout period is completed the players are notified by the technical directors or the coaching staff concerning the outcome of the try-outs.
Safety Precautions
In order to prevent injuries we ask for the following: soccer shoes with cleats and shin guards are mandatory for each game. No running shoes or jewelry is permitted. Double knotted shoelaces are advised and long hair requires to be tied. Players with symptoms such as fever, coughing, vomiting or a contagious illness are not be allowed to attend their match.
Refund Credit Policy
Cancelled matches due to rain, bad weather or poor field conditions are not rescheduled or refunded. No refunds are granted due to absenteeism, injuries, conflicts with other activities or moving to a different suburb, city, province or country. A $75.00 service fee per participant applies if a refund is accepted. Refunds require to be handwritten using the Refund Credit Policy Form and submitted by e-mail or submitted in person during office hours. Credit notes may apply if a refund is not accepted. Credit notes can be applied within one year towards a different program we offer. Refunds are issued by check and require four-week delivery.
How do I claim the income tax receipts?
Income tax receipts for the recreational and competitive programs are available online at www.soccerstl.ca starting in January of the new year. To receive the income tax receipts for the Camps or the Soccer School EDS programs you will require to request your income tax receipt by e-mail at info@soccerstl.ca indicating the participant’s name. In return, you will receive the income tax receipt by e-mail within five business days.
Competitive Summer League -FAQ
The Competitive League competes with teams in the Lac Saint-Louis Region and travel in the suburbs across Montreal. Teams have approximately 2 matches per week and practice between 1 to 3 days a week. Girls and boys teams consist of three categories ranging from A, AA & AAA starting from ages 7 up to seniors. Registrations are either online or in-person during office hours. Medicare information is required before registering. More information to follow.
Summer Camp -FAQ
Since 2013 Saint-Laurent Soccer Club (STL) has been offering Summer, March and Winter break day camp services to our multicultural members and community ages between 4 to 15.
The morning programs are focused on soccer-related activities and a variety of interesting and fun activities during the afternoons such as arts, crafts, assorted sporting games, swimming and more! Campers are grouped based on their, age, gender and soccer abilities.
Beginners and existing soccer players will enjoy making new friendships while learning basic, fundamental and advanced soccer skills.
Campers can expect a fun and supportive environment while learning and reaping a memorable experience!
Active start
4-5 years old
This program is specifically designed to cultivate your child’s love for the game and to further advance their overall co-ordination skills and motor development such as running, hopping, jumping, and more. Activities are delivered in a fun and safe environment filled with various games and exercises.
Fundamental
6 – 10 years old
Morning sessions are focused on the techniques and skills required by the individual player. These abilities will be developed through fun-filled activities and developmental soccer games. The afternoon sessions will focus on small-sided games and recreational activities.
Skills and Tactics
11-15 year old
Morning sessions focus on advanced individual techniques and skill development. A strong emphasis is placed on quality in this program and at a higher intensity. Afternoon sessions will focus on the individual as well as group tactics in small-sided games.
Daily Schedule
Sign-in | 7:30 am – 9:00 am |
Soccer initiation | 9:00 am – 10:30 am |
Snack | 10:30 am – 11:00 am |
Soccer activities | 11:00 am – 12:00 pm |
Lunch | 12:00 pm – 13:00 pm |
Assorted activities | 13:00 pm – 15:30 pm |
Sign-out | 15:30 pm – 16:00 pm |
*Day Care Service (Fees apply) | 16:00 pm – 17:00 pm |
Locations
Signing in and signing out will be at the front entrance of the Saint-Laurent Sports Complex. The Parks Marcel-Laurin and Bourbonnière are the main parks the campers attend if the weather permits. In case of rain, the campers will remain indoors and enjoy the facilities the Saint-Laurent Sports Complex has to offer. Outdoor soccer and other activities are held at Marcel-Laurin Park and the swimming activities are at Bourbonniere Park. Parks and pool locations are subject to change.
Address
Saint-Laurent Sports Complex, 2405 Thimens, St-Laurent, Qc, H4R 1T4. Park Marcel-Laurin, 2345 Thimens, St-Laurent, Qc, H4R 1T4.
Park Bourbonnière, 2800 Cazeneuve, St-Laurent, Qc, H4R 2C6.
Registrations
Registrations are either in person during office hours or online. After registering you will receive a confirmation by email within five business days. Please confirm your e-mail address is indicated correctly or written clearly during registration in person. Note: Medicare information is required upon registering. Registrations are based on a first-come basis.
Costs and Discounts
One t-shirt per participant is included. Taxes included
Camp (weekly fee) | $160.00 | Monday-Friday – From 7:30 am – 16:00 |
*Daycare Service | $20.00 | From 16h00 – 17h00 |
Discount 1 | $15.00 | Rebate per additional sibling |
Discount 2 | $50.00 | Participants registering 4 weeks or more |
*Daycare service fee is payable during office hours before the registered week or during signing-in.
Terms of Payments
Visa master card, debit, checks and cash are accepted. Checks are payable at Saint-Laurent Soccer Club. A Debit machine is available in the Sports Complex.
Signing-in and Signing-out
Signing-in and signing-out are held at the front entrance of the Sports Complex Saint-Laurent. Signing-in starts at 7h30 – 9h00 and signing-outs are from 15h30 – 16h00. *Daycare services are between 17h00 – 18h00. $20.00 fee applies.
What To Bring Daily
Campers are required to bring their lunch and a knapsack with the following items: shin guards, soccer shoes with cleats, running shoes, shorts, headwear, sandals, bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, spare clothes, water bottle, medicare health insurance copy, life jacket, medication and EpiPen if necessary. All items require to be identified clearly with their names.
What Not To Bring Daily
Some children have life-threatening allergies to peanuts and nuts. No lunches or snacks containing nuts, peanuts and sesame nuts. Lunches require to be 100% nut-free. No electronic devices or valuables.
Lunches and snacks
No refrigeration or microwaves are available during the day. A cold lunch including an ice pack or a hot lunch in a non-glass thermos including a water bottle and two snacks is recommended. For the safety of our campers with severe allergies, we ask you to provide your child lunches and snacks containing no nuts, peanuts or sesame.
Supervision and Ratios
5 – 15 years old | 10 campers per counsellor, plus one assistant |
Health & Safety
Any medication you authorize the camp to give to your child will require to be authorized by completing a form upon signing in. Campers with symptoms such as fever, coughing, vomiting contagious illness etc. are not admitted to the camp. If symptoms arise during camp hours you will be contacted and advised to obtain your child immediately. The swimming pools the campers participate during the afternoons have certified lifeguards and are supervised by the camp councillors. The swimming pools have one separate small pool for toddlers up to 5-year-old children and one larger pool. For the camper’s safety, we ask all campers not to wear any form of jewelry items during their camp week such as earrings, necklaces, bracelets, watches, rings etc. Also, long hair requires to be secured and tied down.
Allergies
If your child has a severe allergy you are required to supply on your child’s first signing in day camp, two EpiPen’s identified with your child’s name. One for your child and one for the camp.
Refund – Credit Policy
No refunds are granted due to absenteeism, weather conditions, injuries, conflicts with other activities or moving to a different suburb, city, province or country. A $75.00 service fee per participant applies if a refund is accepted. Refunds require to be handwritten using the Refund Credit Policy Form supplied and submitted by e-mail or during office hours. Credit may apply if a refund is not accepted. Credits can be applied within one year towards a different program we offer.
Income Tax Receipts
Income tax receipts are issued in January of the following year the payment was received. STL does not mail tax receipts. To receive the income tax receipts for the Camps or the STL Soccer School (Academy) programs you will require to request your income tax receipt by e-mail at info@soccerstl.ca indicating the participant’s name. In return, you will receive the income tax receipt by e-mail within five business days. If the participant was also registered in the recreational or competitive league in the same year a second income tax receipt is required. Income tax receipts for the recreational and competitive leagues are available online at www.soccerstl.ca
Soccer School EDS -FAQ
Soccer School EDS is focused on developing soccer skills for beginners, average and advanced players ages 4-14. Students can expect a supportive environment while learning and having fun!
Our programs are designed to develop young soccer players through the early stages of their soccer ambitions through meaningful, well-organized training sessions. The programs focus on individual players and are designed to develop technical proficiency while ensuring fun and safety. Training sessions are instructed by experienced competitive soccer players.
Introduction to soccer
4-5 years old
This program is specifically designed to cultivate your child’s love for the game and to further advance their overall co-ordination skills and motor development such as running, hopping, jumping, and more. Activities are delivered in a fun and safe environment filled with various games and exercises.
Fundamental
6 – 10 years old
This program is focused on the techniques and skills required by the individual player. These abilities will be developed through fun-filled activities and developmental small-sided games and regular-sided soccer games.
Skills and Tactics
11-14 year old
This program is focused on advanced individual techniques and skill development. A strong emphasis is placed on quality in this program at a higher intensity and individual tactic development in small-sided games.
Weekly Schedule
Days | *U4 – U7 | U8- U10 | U11-U16 |
Monday & Wednesday | 18h00 – 19h00 | 19h00 – 20h00 | NA |
Saturdays | NA | 14h00 – 15h00 | 15h00–16h00 |
*Age categories 4-16 or U4 U16 is based on the present year subtracted by their year of birth. Example: 2020 minus the year of birth 2014 is considered a U6 player regardless if the player has not turned 6 in the present year.
Location
Saint-Laurent Sports Complex, 2405 Thimens, St-Laurent, Qc, H4R 1T4.
Registrations
Registrations are in person during office hours or online.
After registering you will receive a confirmation by email within five business days. Please confirm your e-mail address is indicated correctly or written clearly during registration in-person. Courses sell out quickly, therefore, we recommend preregistering the upcoming courses in advance. First, come the first basis applies. No picture is required by the student. Note: Medicare information is required upon registering.
Yearly Schedules
The yearly schedules are introduced in June. They will be posted on our website, Facebook and Instagram. The summer sessions May-August are introduced in February of the following year.
September-November | One or two sessions per week |
September-February | One or two sessions per week |
September-April | One or two sessions per week |
November-February | One or two sessions per week |
February-April | One or two sessions per week |
May–August | One session per Week |
Costs
10 sessions | $180.00 |
20 sessions | $340.00 |
30 sessions | $510.00 |
40 sessions | $680.00 |
60 sessions | $990.00 |
One hour per session. Uniform included
To view the current courses available, click on the Registration In-Person button.
Terms of Payments
Visa master card, debit, checks and cash are accepted. Checks are payable at Saint-Laurent Soccer Club. A Debit machine is available in the Sports Complex.
Soccer uniform included
The uniform is included in the price. It includes one jersey, one pair of shorts and one pair of soccer socks for each student. One uniform is supplied for each student during the yearly schedule. The uniforms are disturbed 30 minutes before the first session of each course.
What to buy
Soccer shoes with cleats, shin guards and water bottle. Mandatory! You can purchase them at a Premium Soccer, a Sports Expert or any other sports store.
First session
Students are advised to arrive 30 minutes before their first session in order to receive their uniform and change into their uniform including their soccer shoes with cleats and shin guards.
Cancellations
Cancellations may occur during the year. The cancelled sessions will be replaced with a later date. You will be advised by e-mail concerning cancellations and the rescheduled dates.
Health
Students with symptoms such as fever, coughing, vomiting contagious illness etc. are not permitted to participate in their session.
Safety
Soccer shoes with cleats and shin guards are mandatory for each session. In order to avoid injuries, students will not be permitted to attend their session if they don’t have their soccer shoes or shin guards. Single knotted shoelaces tend to undo rather quickly during training therefore, we strongly recommend the student or parent to double knot the laces. No jewelry is permitted and long hair requires to be tied.
Refund Credit Policy
No refunds are granted due to absenteeism, weather conditions, injuries, conflicts with other activities or moving to a different suburb, city, province or country. A $75.00 service fee per participant applies if a refund is accepted. Refunds require to be handwritten using the Refund Credit Policy Form supplied and submitted by e-mail or submitted in person during office hours. Credit notes may apply if a refund is not accepted. Credit notes can be applied within one year towards a different program we offer. Refunds are issued by check and require four weeks to process.
Income Tax Receipts
Income tax receipts are issued in January of the following year the payment was received. STL does not mail tax receipts. To receive the income tax receipts for the Camps or the STL Soccer School (Academy) programs you will require to request your income tax receipt by e-mail at info@soccerstl.ca indicating the participant’s name. In return, you will receive the income tax receipt by e-mail within five business days. If the participant was also registered in the recreational or competitive league in the same year a second income tax receipt is required. Income tax receipts for the recreational and competitive leagues are available online at www.soccerstl.ca
Competitive Coaching Staff 2020
Head coaches contact information for each division and category for girls and boys teams are indicated below.
Coaches’ contact information for the recreational league will be indicted shortly.
Coaches contact information: Competitive League
Compétition / Entraîneurs / Garçons – mai – 2020 – May / Boys / Coaches /Competition |
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M9 A (EF) | U9 | A | M | Emin Falfoul (Coach) | falfoul@hotmail.com |
M9 B1 (GL) | U9 | A | M | Gianmarco Lombardi (Coach) | glombardi@deloitte.ca |
M9 B2 (AK) | U9 | A | M | Ayrat Khayretdinov (Coach) | ayrat.khayretdinov@gmail.com |
M10A Div 1 (ND) | U10 | A | M | Nick DeSantis (Coach) | nick.desantis04@gmail.com |
M10B Div 2 (SS) | U10 | A | M | Stephane Sanon (Coach) | fshaiti@gmail.com |
M10C Div 1 (CN) | U10 | A | M | Cezar Nerio (Coach) | cesar.nerio@videotron.ca |
M11 Div 1 (SB) | U11 | A | M | Steve Boyce (Coach) | steveboyce3@gmail.com |
M11 Div 1 (MV) | U11 | A | M | Mario Venditti (Coach) | venditti.mario@rcgt.com |
M11 Div 2 (CM) | U11 | A | M | Christopher Margorian (Coach) | chrismargorian@gmail.com |
M12 Div 1 (SA) | U12 | A | M | Sebastien Arcand (Coach) | sebastien.arcand@hec.ca |
M12 Div 2 (NP) | U12 | A | M | Nicholas Pascarella (Coach) | nicholas.pascarella21@gmail.com |
M12 Div 2 (AM) | U12 | A | M | Antoine Mantino (Coach) | Antoine.mantino@gmail.com |
M12 Div 2 (AT) | U12 | A | M | Adel Tawfik (Coach) | tawfikadel76@gmail.com |
M13AA (THE) | U13 | AA | M | Thomas Happi Emaga (Coach) | guythhappi@gmail.com |
M13AA (FJ) | U13 | AA | M | Jack Marziliano (Coach) | jackmarz@hotmail.com |
M13 Div 2 (HB) | U13 | A | M | Hamza Bekka (Coach) | bekka_hamza@yahoo.fr |
M14AA (KA) | U14 | AA | M | Kwame (Coach) | kwame.ansah@hotmail.com |
M14A (KO) | U14 | A | M | Kevin O’Brien (Coach) | kevinsoccer74@gmail.com |
M14A (PT) | U14 | A | M | NEKTARIOS PANAGIOTIS Tsatoumas (Coach) | ptsatoumas99@yahoo.com |
M14A (GP) | U14 | A | M | George Percolides (Coach) | percolides@nym.hush.com |
M15AA (SL) | U15 | AA | M | Stephane Lafrance (Coach) | soccerstl2005div2@gmail.com |
M15AA (VB) | U15 | AA | M | Viken Bamboukian (Coach) | vbamboukian@gmail.com |
M15AA (NA) | U15 | AA | M | Nick Arcaro (Coach) | nickarcaro@hotmail.com |
M15AAA (MA) | U15 | AAA | M | Maxwell Arhin | save415@hotmail.com |
M16AA (MG) | U16 | AA | M | Marco Garberi (Coach) | marco.garberi@bdc.ca |
M16AA (NH) | U16 | AA | M | Naoufel Hajaiej (Coach) | naoufel.hajaiej@yahoo.ca |
M16AAA (SO) | U16 | AAA | M | Sevan Ortaaslan (Coach) | sgo.soccerfc@gmail.com |
M17A (MA) | U17 | A | M | Mohammed Abdelbarry | mohammad.abdalbary@gmail.com |
M17AA (FE) | U17 | AA | M | Fadi El Hasani (Coach) | fdelhassani@yahoo.com |
M17AAA (MC) | U17 | AAA | M | Marco Carneiro (Coach) | marco.carneiro@aircanada.ca |
M18AA 1 (RP) | U18 | AA | M | Rocco Panza (Coach) | equipmentmanager@soccerstl.ca |
M21AAA (AS) | U18 | AAA | M | Adel Sassi (Coach) | adelmessi1010@hotmail.fr |
M21AA (RM) SEN | U21 | AA | M | Richard Melkonian (Coach) | richardmelkonian@gmail.com |
M21AAA (MA) | U21 | AAA | M | Adel Sassi (Coach) | adelmessi1010@hotmail.fr |
Compétition / Entraîneurs / Fille – mai – 2020 – May / Girls / Coaches /Competition |
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F8 Dev (JB) | U8 | L | F | Jeff Benarroch (Coach) | jeffMTL3@HOTMAIL.COM |
F9A Div 1 (RP) | U9 | A | F | Rudy Pineda (Coach) | pineda_8888@hotmail.com |
F10A Div 1 (MAL) | U10 | A | F | Mark Alain Lasserre (Coach) | mal_pac@hotmail.com |
F11 Div 1 (PA) | U11 | A | F | Pat Angelone (Coach) | angelone.pat@gmail.com |
F11 A Div 2 (CF) | U11 | A | F | Carlo Fidanza (Coach) | cfidanza@accedian.com |
F12 Div 1 (DM) | U12 | A | F | Dionysios Massas (Coach) | massasdenis@gmail.com |
F12 Div 2 (GD) | U12 | A | F | Giuseppe Di Tomaso (Coach) | joseph.a.ditomaso@gmail.com |
F13A (RP) | U13 | A | F | Rudy Pineda (Coach) | pineda_8888@hotmail.com |
F14 AA (KF) | U14 | AA | F | Kaityn Fournier (Coach) | kaitlynfournier6@hotmail.com |
F15AA (RP) | U15 | AA | F | Rocco Panza (Coach) | ripious@sympatico.ca |
F16AAA (AP) | U16 | AAA | F | Amy Pietrangelo (Coach) | amypietrangelo@hotmail.com |
F16AA (DS) | U16 | AA | F | Didier Serero (Coach) | didier.serero@mcgill.ca |
F17AA 2 (FA) | U17 | AA | F | Fikru Asfaw (Coach) | f.mengiste@hotmail.com |
F18AA 1 (MP) | U18 | AA | F | Mauro Parravano (Coach) | mauro.parravano@sympatico.ca |
Hire a referee procedure
Recreational & competitive teams requiring to hire referees for exhibition friendly matches require to complete the Hire A Referee Form below and return it by e-mail. Information and fees are indicated in the form.
Rules and Regulations for the
Recreational Leagues
All games are played in accordance with FIFA, Fédération Soccer du Québec regulations and by the policies of the ARS Lac St-Louis Region. according to the Laws Of The Game. For Home or Recreational league matches, the following rules must be observed. Learn more.
Regulations
MU6 and FU6, FU7 teams play on the “large” surface bordering the “micro-fields” (larger and deeper surface) and can play 5 against 5 without a goalkeeper, or 6 against 6 including a goalkeeper goal. Generally, the course is twice a week each team practices for 30 minutes and then plays against the other team which shares the field for two “halves” of 10-15 minutes each.
MU7 teams play 7 against 7 including the goalkeeper, using the “big pitches”. Generally, the the course is twice a week each team practices for 30 minutes and then plays against the other team which shares the field for two “halves” of 10-15 minutes each.
FU8 – FU9 play 7 against 7 on the largest fields (ex: 9, 9B, PL1, PL2A & B, 13, 16, etc.) with a goalkeeper and a referee present (in normal times, unless there is a lack of resources, where the competitive league takes precedence). The playing time, twice a week includes five minutes of warm-up, followed by 2 halves of 20 minutes each to play against the other team.
MU8 and MU9 play 7 against 7 on the largest courts (e.g. 9, 9B, PL1, PL2A & B, 13, 16, etc.) with a goalkeeper and a referee present (in normal times, unless there is a lack of resources, where the competitive league which takes precedence). The playing time twice a week includes five minutes of warm-up, followed by 2 halves of 20 minutes each to play against the other team.