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YOUTH POOL PLAYER Reminder: A youth aged player signed up in the LIWSA Youth Pool is considered a registered youth player. For clarification purposes this means that they are registered for soccer via LISA or UISA therefore fall under their jurisdiction. All registration and transfer related questions must be directed to LISA or UISA. The LIWSA can only follow up on inquiries related to signing up to the online youth player permitting system.
PLAYER TRANSFERS Deadline for player transfers was January 15. Transfers are not permissible now for the Winter Coastal Season (ending March 31).
PLAYER REGISTRATION Reminder: New players not previously registered this season anywhere, are still eligible to register onto a team. However, must follow the rules as outlined by BCSA.
League Game: Minimum 24 hrs prior to next scheduled league game.
Cup Game: Minimum 7 days prior to next scheduled LIWSA Cup game.
BCSA Provincials: Prior to March 1st, 2026 |
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UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES (List and Dates are subject to change)
2026 LIWSA CUPS February 20, 2026 *All LIWSA cup competitions begin this weekend
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2025 LIWSA Cup Declarations
Posted: 11/17/2025
Now Overdue
Expression of Interest for 2025 Competition Committee
Posted: 10/17/2025
Call for Committee Members
LIWSA ID Cards
Posted: 9/18/2025
PLEASE READ
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BC Soccer Association DIVERSITY, INCLUSION, & FEMALES IN SOCCER
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Diversity & Inclusion (click for more info)Over the past several months, the Association has worked very diligently to identify, disseminate, and support the education of members, affiliated clubs and soccer leaders on the conditions required to make soccer more equitable, welcoming, safe, and inclusive for everyone.
Through consultation, guidance and collaboration with multiple stakeholders, our multidisciplinary Diversity, Equity and Inclusion plan is designed to support DEI initiatives within BC Soccer activities and programs.
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Females in Soccer (click for more info)Although the player registration numbers between male and female are almost 50/50, BC Soccer recognizes that women and girls’ are underrepresented in many areas of soccer including as coaches, athletes, leaders, and administrators.We as a collective soccer community all play a role to support increased female participation at all levels |
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