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The Highlands Community League has a dedicated Sports Director who is very interested in starting a number of programs for community members. Currently Soccer is the main focus of the sports program, but there is potential for other community sports including basketball, floor hockey, ice hockey and tennis.
To contact the Sports Director, email highlandssoccer@gmail.com
The goal of Highlands Community League is to provide an opportunity for Players and Coaches, to participate in and enjoy soccer all year round. Highlands Soccer provides the opportunity for the youth of our community and neighboring communities to participate. We offer both outdoor and indoor soccer for U4 to U18 age groups inclusive.
For more information please email highlandssoccer@gmail.com
Highlands Soccer is proud to announce indoor soccer will be available this coming fall, play it once - it's fun, play it twice - you're hooked!
Highlands 2010/2011 indoor soccer registration dates.
6 pm - 9 pm
Tuesday, September 7 |
10 am - 2 pm
Saturday, September 11 |
Highlands Community League
2nd Floor Lounge
6112 113 Avenue |
Eligible Players
4 to 18 years of age
Born 1992 to 2006 |
Players/parents, please bring the following with you to registration:
- Player identification with proof of player birth date,
- form of payment, (cash or cheques) and
- a current community league membership.
Memberships can be purchased at registration.
For more information please email
highlandssoccer@gmail.com
Games are short and sweet - 1 hour of fast paced non-stop action. Concessions, dressing rooms, and stadium seating for spectators are always available. Games are typically played at the East Soccer Center, Victoria Trail and Hermitage Road.
The indoor season starts mid-October and goes through to March 2011.
Minis (6 - 8 years)
6 vs 6 on 1/2 a field. Field is split with a special net that has goal areas marked. Dozens and dozens of parents and siblings cheering them on in the stands makes this an exciting group to watch! Games for this group usually run Saturday mornings.
U10 - U18
6 vs 6 on a full field. Fast paced like hockey, player changes on the fly, no off side’s, pass the ball off the boards to a team mate or yourself and shoot to score! It's a game like no other. Exciting and fun. Games for these groups usually run Saturdays or Sundays.
If you are a returning coach, an experienced coach or new to the sport and want to become involved in a year-round soccer program, please call the Soccer Director at (780) 479-6957 or by email at highlandssoccer@gmail.com
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In 2010, the Highlands Community League announced its new Tennis program. Click here to visit the Highlands Tennis Page.
Public outdoor tennis courts are available at Borden Park on 112 Avenue and 74 Street. For more information regarding tennis courts, please visit the City of Edmonton website or call 311 for bookings.
Curling, lawn bowling and tennis are available in the community through private clubs. Contact information is below.
The Thistle Curling Club is located at 6920-114 Avenue.
It is the oldest curling club in Edmonton and is still very active.
Numerous bonspiels and other special events occur at the Thistle Curling Club throughout the curling season. These events give curlers of all caliber an opportunity to exercise and socialize with team mates, friends and neighbours at “the little club with the big heart”.
For more information, please visit the Thistle Curling Club website at www.thistlecurling.ab.ca
The Highlands offers a very active Lawn Bowling club. For more information, please contact the club at (780) 686-9493.
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