As we gear up for another exciting outdoor season, we’re thrilled to continue offering outstanding soccer opportunities to our beloved Thornhill community. Since our establishment in 1973, Thornhill Soccer Club has been committed to providing top-notch soccer experiences while operating as a not-for-profit, community-based organization.

We owe much of our success to the dedication of our volunteers and the support of our professional staff, who tirelessly work to ensure the smooth functioning of our operations. From managing financial and administrative tasks to providing technical training and on-field support, our team is dedicated to serving you.

Our club prides itself on offering programming for every level of soccer player. Whether you’re a competitive player aiming for the top or looking to enjoy soccer in a more recreational setting, we have something for you. Here’s a brief overview of what we offer during the outdoor season:

• Competitive Programs: We offer both grassroots and youth programs and a high-performance program. If you’re interested in the competitive track, be sure to attend our Assessments and Trials. More information on dates and registration can be found here: Assessments and Trials Information.

• Recreational Program: Our recreational program provides a fun and inclusive environment for players of all ages and skill levels. This program also relies on volunteers to help with coaching. If you’re interested in lending a hand and making a positive impact, we welcome you to join us. Registration for the recreational program is now open. For more details and registration, please visit: Recreational Program Information.

• Adult League: Calling all adults! Our outdoor adult league offers a fantastic opportunity to stay active and enjoy the game you love. Information about our adult league can be found here: Outdoor Adult League.

We encourage you to explore these opportunities and register for the programs that best suit your interests and goals. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, Thornhill Soccer Club has a place for you.

Additionally, if you’re interested in volunteering to help with coaching or other aspects of the club, we would love to have you on board. The Thornhill Soccer Club welcomes individuals eager to contribute. If you’re interested in volunteering, forward your resume to admin@thornhillsoccer.com or call the office at 905-881-8599. Rest assured, the Thornhill Soccer Club offers training to kickstart your involvement. TSC conducts sessions to equip volunteers with the necessary knowledge to enhance the TSC experience for others.

Don’t forget to follow us on social media for the latest updates and news! You can find us on Twitter and Instagram.

Thank you for being part of our community, and we look forward to seeing you on the field!

The Thornhill Soccer Club Annual General Meeting will be held on December 14, 2023, at 7:00 pm.

The meeting will be held at Thornhill Community Centre (7755 Bayview Ave, Thornhill, ON L3T 4P1), Room

The meeting is open to all members in good standing for the past year. (indoor 2022-2023 or outdoor 2023).

Nominations for board positions must be submitted by midnight on December 8, 2023. Once nominations are closed, the Thornhill Soccer Club will post the list of candidates for each open position. Nominations should be sent to Russell Hamilton at russell.hamilton@thornhillsoccer.com

The open positions and length of term are as follows:

For a three-year term:

• Vice-President
• Treasurer
• Director of Soccer Services

If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.

The Thornhill Soccer Club thanks all players and parents who came to our fall iModel assessment sessions over the course of the past 3 weeks. We have now closed all tryouts for our iModel teams.

Inquiries for iModel teams and regarding further assessments should be made by DM on Instagram @boltshighperformance or emailing info@boltshp.com
Inquiries for district teams can be directed through email to admin@thornhillsoccer.com

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

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

The purpose of the evaluation/assessment and the evaluators’ job 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 dressed appropriately. They must wear appropriate footwear, and shin guards must be worn under, and completely covered by the sock.

Players must 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.

Each assessment/evaluation consists of three sessions. Players are encouraged to attend all three days as it significantly improves their chances of being selected for a team. In some instances, players may be called back for an additional look. If you cannot make all the days, you must notify the TSC coordinators, who will inform the coaches and evaluators.

Check-In

All players must pre-register for the open trials at https://form.jotform.com/222433662010240. There is no charge for trials.

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

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

The purpose of the evaluation/assessment and the evaluators’ job 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 dressed appropriately. They must wear appropriate footwear, and shin guards must be worn under, and completely covered by, the sock.

Players must 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.

Each assessment/evaluation consists of three sessions. Players are encouraged to attend all three days as it significantly improves their chances of being selected to a team. In some instances, players may be called back for an additional look. If you cannot make all the days, you must notify the TSC coordinators, who will inform the coaches and evaluators.

Check-In

All players must pre-register for the open trials at https://form.jotform.com/222433984961262. There is no charge for trials.