Soccer Quest

Easy for you. Awesome for them.

Soccer Quest’s Fall Youth Outdoor Program gives kids seven Saturdays of skill-building, games, and plenty of time on the ball (without taking over the family calendar).

Sessions are led by professional coaches and open to players from all clubs and experience levels.

They get to:

- Learn new skills

- Build more skills confidence

- Play lots of soccer

- Have a whole lot of fun

You get to: show up, cheer them on, and leave the coaching to us.

Our Fall Youth Outdoor Session starts September 12. Register at soccerquest.ca

It’s time to pick a team name, build the roster, and give everyone something better to do this fall than saying, “We should really try playing again sometime.”

Soccer Quest’s Fall Co-ed League brings together friendly competition, a great social atmosphere, and at least one game each week to look forward to.

Whether your team is competitive, recreational, or mostly committed to the post-game debrief, there’s a place for you.

Don’t have a full team? Individual players can register too.

Fall Co-ed starts September 3. Get your team together and register at soccerquest.ca

Soccer Quest just got a new set of wheels.

Kyle Raeside recently took delivery of our new Soccer Quest Ram truck, proudly sponsored by Rivershore Ram Chrysler.

With programs, equipment and events happening throughout the year, this truck will help get us where we need to go - and keep soccer moving across our community.

A huge thank-you to Rivershore Ram Chrysler for supporting Soccer Quest and investing in local sport.

Pictured: Kyle Raeside with Matt Davidson, Sales Manager at Rivershore Ram Chrysler.

Can’t wait to put some km’s on it!

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One weekend of soccer. One incredible community. $6,600 raised for Ronald McDonald House.

The Georgi Tournament was about so much more than what happens on the field.

Thanks to the players, teams, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters who helped make this event a success, Soccer Quest was proud to present a cheque for $6,600 to Ronald McDonald House.

A huge thank-you to everyone who played a part in the weekend and helped turn a love of soccer into something that gives back.

Great games. Great people. An even better cause.

You can tell when your player is ready for more.

They want more time on the ball. More feedback. More challenge. More opportunities to learn, compete, and grow.

Soccer Quest Academy gives motivated players a structured environment where they can continue building their skills, confidence, and understanding of the game with professional coaching and a clear development pathway.

Academy evaluations begin August 10.

This is the time to find out which next step is right for your player.

Register for evaluations through the Soccer Quest website.

Fall soccer isn’t one-size-fits-all (and that’s the point).

Whether your child is learning the game, looking for more focused development or already dreaming about where soccer could take them, Soccer Quest has a place for them to keep playing this fall.

The Youth Fall Program offers seven professionally coached Saturday sessions for players born from 2014-2022. Kids build skills, confidence and a stronger love for the game through age-appropriate training and small-sided play. It’s open to players from all clubs and experience levels.

For players who are ready for more, the Soccer Quest Academy offers an 11-month development environment with more than 90 training sessions and 35 games, tournaments and events. Academy evaluations begin August 10, for both male and female players born from 2019–2009.

And yes, the adults get to play too.

The Fall Co-ed League is open to players ages 16+, with Competitive, Open, and 30+ divisions. Register with your team or sign up individually and we’ll place you on a team.

Kids, teens and adults: your fall soccer plans start here.

Visit soccerquest.ca to explore each program and register.

What a weekend.

10 teams travelled from across BC and Alberta to compete in this year’s Georgi Co-Ed Tournament, and together we accomplished something much bigger than soccer.

Congratulations to Great Balls of Sunshine from Edmonton on taking home the championship with a 4-0 win over the Questers from Kamloops in the final.

Most importantly, thanks to everyone who played, volunteered, donated, and cheered, we raised more than $6,000 for Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon. Every dollar helps keep families close when they need it most.

A huge thank you to our tournament sponsor Supplement King Kamloops for helping make this event possible, and to every team that travelled to be part of an incredible weekend.