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Outdoor House League

The Thornhill outdoor season begins this week. Please make sure that your children have soccer shoes and shin guards. This week the players will be introduced to their trainers and coaches in preparation for the lessons and games to begin next week.

You are asked to bring your child to the Bayview Reservoir on your assigned dates for your introductions.

Tuesday May 24th.

​Boys born 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 and 2001. (the St. Marks and Joe Mo’s Inter town(U16) do not need to come)

Please arrive by 6:30 on the main field on the reservoir and you will be directed to your group

Wednesday May 25th.​

Children registered in the 2012/2011 Wednesday Only, 2012/2011 Monday and Wednesday combined

Children born in 2010,2009, and 2008

Girls born in 2007,2006,2005,2004, 2003, and 2002

Saturday May 28th.

​​Children born in 2013 please come to St. Roberts Catholic High School at 8101 Leslie at 9:30 am

Monday May 30th.

​​Children born 2012 and 2011 in the Monday program only.

All sessions begin at 6:30pm at the Bayview Reservoir unless otherwise advised. The Bayview Reservoir is next door to Thornlea Secondary School (across the street from the plaza which has the Dollarama in it)

​Important Dates to remember

​​June 11th. Picture Day.

Location Bayview Reservoir

Schedule TBA

August 27th. Final Day

Weather cancellations will be posted on our website and on our twitter account. If we have to cancel a session that decision will be made by 5pm.


Competitive Players Required

The Boys 1999 Thornhill Thunder playing in the CSL are looking for players. Anyone interested please contact admin@thornhillsoccer.com.

The girls 2006 U10 development team is looking for players. Anyone interested please contact coach Kevin at kevin@electricgroup.ca


Adult Outdoor Soccer League for 2016

thunderThe Thornhill Soccer Club’s Adult Outdoor Soccer League for 2016 will consist of the following:

  • 3 divisions of Open Age Men’s teams with a maximum of 8 teams in each division
  • 1 division of either a Over-50 and/or 1 division of co-ed (minimum of 6 teams required for either)
  • 1 to 2 divisions of Over-35 teams (6 team maximum in each division or 8 team maximum if 1 division)
  • 1 to 2 divisions of Over-40 teams (6 team maximum in each division or 8 team maximum if 1 division)
  • 1 division of Open Age Ladies with a minimum of 6 teams

If there is sufficient interest, we will offer a Men’s Under-21 league with a minimum of 6 teams.

See the Adult League Options in the Top Row Menu!


TSC 2016 Outdoor Try-outs

TSC Tryouts

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Thornhill Soccer Club uses the player tryout selection process to find the right set of players to form teams that can compete at the highest possible levels. This does not always mean selection of the best individual players. Skill on the field is definitely an important factor, but other less quantitative factors are considered such as attitude, vision, decision-making and work-ethic.

Teams require different players to perform different roles. There are strikers, midfielders, defenders, and goalkeepers. Within each group you may want one strong/physical player, one very fast player, one player with extreme foot skills, and another player who has strong vision and can read the game as it unfolds. You may want different players to take on the roles of acquisition, distribution, and transportation of the ball.

The purpose of the tryout, and the job of the tryout evaluators, is to incorporate all of these factors and find the right combination of skills, attitudes, and roles to build a competitive team.

What To Wear

  • Players must be properly dressed for the tryout. They must wear appropriate footwear and shin guards must be worn under, and completely covered by, the sock.
  • Players must not wear jewellery of any kind. This includes necklaces, rings, earrings, or bracelets of any kind (including rubber bracelets).
  • Players are required to bring a properly inflated ball of the appropriate size for the age group for which they are trying out.  Players must also bring an adequate supply of water.

Time And Duration

  • Each tryout consists of two sessions. Players are not required to attend both days, but being there both days significantly improves a player’s chances of being selected to a team. In some instances, players may be called back for a third day of tryouts. If you cannot make both days then you must notify the tryout coordinators who will in turn notify the tryout evaluators.
  • Each tryout session lasts for 1-2 hours. Players need to be properly hydrated before each tryout session and will be given multiple water breaks during the tryout sessions.

Check-In 

  • Upon arrival, players must check-in with the tryout coordinators. On the first day players will receive a pinney bearing their tryout number. On subsequent days, after checking in, players must find that same pinney bearing that same tryout number.
  • Players must then move onto the tryout field to warm-up. Warm-ups are typically informal. Players warm-up with their own ball and work with other players who are there for the tryout. Parents are not permitted on the tryout field.

Tryout Format

The tryout itself is very much like a typical practice. Players will be divided into groups and run through some individual drills, transition to small sided games, and eventually on to larger, full sided games. Players will be given water breaks and stay in the tryout area during breaks. Parents are to remain OUTSIDE of the tryout area.

There will be multiple tryout evaluators managing the tryout. Some of the evaluators are coaches of the teams in the specific age group and gender that is being evaluated. Other evaluators include other Thornhill Soccer Club coaches and Assistant Coaches who are assisting in the selection process.

The tryout evaluators are looking for the right combination of players to form the most competitive teams possible. They will be watching the players and taking notes on individuals and associating those comments with the jersey number worn by that player.

Evaluators will exchange information and point out certain players to other evaluators who may want to take a closer look. All the feedback is then gathered and given to the coaches of the teams being formed. It is those coaches who are responsible for making the final decisions on which players are selected.

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