SYS is hosting Kids in the Park for 15th Year!
We share in SYS's excitement as they announce their 15th summer of O'Reilly Insurance and Financial Services and the Co-operators KIDS IN THE PARK program to your neighborhood!
ABOUT the Program:
Saskatoon Youth Soccer Inc. is proud to announce our 15th summer of the O’Reilly Insurance and Financial Services and The Co-operators Kids In the Park summer soccer program. This drop-in program was developed to create soccer programming during the summer months free of charge in 46 park locations throughout Saskatoon close to home for boys and girls of all ages. This program is intended to keep kids active and increase the enjoyment and participation of soccer by reducing financial & transportation barriers and providing positive mature role models. This program also aims to increase the soccer "hype" during the summer leading into the indoor season for current and potential future soccer players. The first 200 participants will receive a FREE soccer ball compliments of Tim Hortons. Each child will receive a participant certificate throughout at the completion of a session. The program is coordinated by certified soccer coaches with the ambition to make soccer fun and enjoyable in the designated neighborhood parks!
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PROGRAM SCHEDULES:
DAILY Schedule - complete schedule listing site visits each day |
NEIGHBORHOOD Schedule - complete schedule listing site visits for each neighborhood |
Neighborhood Posters & Locations:
Adelaide ChurchillAdelaide Park12 Mackenzie Cres | | Eastview | | King GeorgeSt Andrew Park801 Ave M South | | NutanaAlbert Park508 Clarence Ave | | South NutanaHarold Tatler South Park2520 Jarvis Dr |
AvalonJohn Lake Park2602 Broadway Ave | | ErindaleErnest Lindner Park530 Rogers Rd | | LakeridgeCrocus Park305 Waterbury Rd | | Pacific HtsPacific Park3620 Centennial Dr | | StonebridgeAlexander MacGillivray Park812 Gordon Rd |
Brevoort ParkBrevoort Park3 Webb Cres | | EvergreenFunk Park628 Manek Rd | | LakeviewLakeview Park203 Whiteshore Cres | | ParkridgeParkridge Park1235 McCormack Rd | | SutherlandSutherland Park120 - 113th St |
BriarwoodBriarwood Park602 Briarwood Rd | | ExhibitionThornton Park118 Isabella St | | Lawson HtsRochdale Park748 Redberry Rd | | Pleasant HillPleasant Hill Park208 Ave U South | | WestmountWestmount Park306 Ave L North |
Buena VistaBuena Vista Park1304 Victoria Ave | | FairhavenHerbert S. Sears Park495 Forrester Rd | | Massey PlaceArchibald McDonald Park3110 Massey Dr | | Queen ElizabethW.W. Ashley Park1806 Albert Ave | | Westview HtsDr. Seager Wheeler Park2304 Richardson Rd |
Caswell HillAshworth Holmes Park415 31st St W | | Forest GroveLes Kerr Park501 - 115th St E | | MayfairA.H. Browne Park1603 Ave D North | | River HtsRobert Hunter East Park60 Ravine Dr | | WildwoodWildwood Park203 Rosedale Rd |
College ParkDr. Herzberg Park133 Campion Cres | | Greystone HtsGreystone Heights Park2711 Main St | | MeadowgreenMeadowgreen Park18th St West & Ave Y | | RiversdaleOptimist Park413 Ave J South | | WillowgroveWallace Park805 Stensrud Rd |
ConfederationParc Canada Park24 Pearson Pl | | Hampton VillageAl Anderson Park1087 Hampton Circle | | MontgomeryMontgomery ParkCaen St & Crerar Dr | | RosewoodColette Bourgonje School169 Olson Lane West | | |
East College ParkSidney L. Buckwold Park4215 Degeer St | | Holiday PkBoughton Park1246 Schulyer St | | Mount RoyalMount Royal Park1723 Rusholme Rd | | Silverspring HtsSilverspring Park738 Konihowski Rd | | |
| | | HollistonHolliston Park3rd St & Sommerfeld Ave | | North ParkNorth Park1416 7th Ave N | | Silverwood HtsSister O'Brien School451 Silverwood Rd | | |
Weather Guidelines:
Thunder/Lightning - When thunder is heard or lightning spotted the program will be paused for 30 minutes with all participants to seek shelter. If no subsequent thunder or lightning occurs in that 30 minutes then the program will resume for whatever time is remaining. |
Extreme Heat - When the humidex (feels like temperature) reaches 34 degrees or greater, the program will be shortened to a 40-minute session for the safety of all participants, frequent water breaks will be implemented, and activity will take place in shade wherever possible. |
Air Quality - When air quality reaches a 7 rating or greater, the program will be shortened to a 40-minute session for the safety of all participants, frequent water breaks will be implemented, and activity will be kept at a low to very low intensity level. |
Want to learn more about this program?
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For more information call 306-975-3413 or email info@saskatoonyouthsoccer.ca
SPONSORS & GRANT PROVIDERS
THANK YOU BUSINESS SPONSORS, IN-KIND PARTNERS, and GRANT PROVIDERS: We would like to sincerely thank the following businesses and grant providers for making this free program financially possible: O'Reilly Insurance and Financial Services & The Co-operators, Community Initiatives Fund Summer Grant, City of Saskatoon Saskatchewan Lotteries Grant, Affinity Credit Union, Xtratime Sports Soccer Locker, Virtus Group LLP, Saskatoon Adult Soccer, Saskatchewan Soccer Association, Tim Hortons, CTV Saskatoon, and Rawlco Radio for their help in funding and partnering with our Kids In the Park summer soccer program!
TITLE DIAMOND SPONSOR: Saskatoon Youth Soccer wishes to thank O’Reilly Insurance and Financial Services and The Co-operators for returning as the program’s Title Sponsor for a second summer with a financial contribution of $6,000. “Our donation helps address important community needs,” explains Declan O’Reilly, financial advisor for The Co-operators. “Guided by our co-operative principles, we invest our profits into action and advocacy that makes the world a better place.” The funding was provided by O’Reilly Insurance and Financial Services with the support of The Co-operators Advisor Community Fund which provided the following sentiments: “We demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and showcase our leadership in the community. The Co-operators staff and financial advisors have been making Canadian communities safer, healthier and more resilient for decades. As a co-operative, our commitment to communities is an operating principle that inspires us to act, provide support and raise awareness when there’s a need.” The Co-operators Group Limited is a Canadian co-operative with more than $44.0 billion in assets under administration. Through its group of companies, it offers home, auto, life, group, travel, commercial and farm insurance, as well as investment products. The Co-operators is well known for its community involvement and its commitment to sustainability. The Co-operators is ranked as the Corporate Knights' #1 Best 50 Corporate Citizen in Canada and listed among the Best Employers in Canada by Aon Hewitt. For more information, visit www.cooperators.ca.
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