Ottawa Carleton Soccer League

How do I activate my team?

Follow along with our Team Official Manual starting on page 6 OR follow these steps:

How do I update my team's uniform colour(s)?

See pages 10-13 of the Team Official Manual or follow these steps:

How do I add players to my roster?

See pages 14-15 of the Team Official Manual or follow these steps:

The Ottawa Cup is back - your team's chance to cement themselves into the (local) soccer history books!

Which competitions are being offered this summer, and when are games?

What if we have a league game scheduled that night?

The league game will be automatically rescheduled.

How much does it cost to enter?

What does the entry fee cover?

Referee fees, administrative costs, and premium fields in the semis and finals.

For competition rules, application forms, dates and more, visit our Ottawa Cup page.

Here are manuals to help you find your way around the website, whether you're a club official, team manager, or both!

**In 2024, clubs are required to provide the league with a certified discipline panel member that either a) sat on a panel for a hearing in 2023 or b) commit to sitting on the panel for at least one league hearing in 2024**

The Ontario Soccer Discipline Courses are now open for registration. Please register at your earliest convenience because there are a limited number of participants in each course. If you haven’t completed the Core Discipline Certificate Course, please don’t register for the Chair Discipline Certificate Course.

Core Discipline Certificate Course Registration: https://ontariosoccer.sportngin.com/register/form/686282622

Chair Discipline Certificate Course Registration: https://ontariosoccer.sportngin.com/register/form/391662908

Case Manager Training Course: Registration: https://ontariosoccer.sportngin.com/register/form/481675500
 

If you have any questions or require a discount code because you registered for a waitlist or retaking a course please contact jlynchroach@ontariosoccer.net

The City of Ottawa is asking people to stay off sports fields and baseball diamonds, citing the need for maintenance and drying time.

The fields could be damaged if used while in their current wet conditions, the city said in a news release on Thursday.

“While we have seen the snow melt earlier and have been experiencing above-normal temperatures, residents are reminded that sports fields and ball diamonds still remain closed,” the city said.

Weather conditions and the fields will be monitored throughout the spring to determine if an earlier start to the season is possible, the city adds.

Check out the article HERE

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