INDOOR - U16B REC
U16 BOYS RECREATIONAL DIVISION HOMEPAGE
WELCOME TO THE 2026-27 INDOOR RECREATIONAL SEASON!
Below is some important information as it relates to the season:
- The season will kick off on the weekend of October 31st, 2026
- All teams should expect to receive 18 total matches as long as we are able to play our season uninterrupted.
- All U13 - U18 teams will compete for the League and WYSA Challenge Cup titles.
- Our days of play are Thursday (mixed genders), Saturday (typically females), and Sunday (typically males).
- The last day of league play before the holiday break will be December 20th and we will resume on January 7th.
- We play our matches at the WSF North facility (770 Leila Avenue), WSF South facility (211 Chancellor Matheson Road), and the Seven Oaks Soccer Plex (725 Kingsbury Ave).
- The 2027 Golden Boy Tournament will be held from February 11th to 15th, 2027.
- The season will end on the weekend of March 13th and 14th, 2027, with the WYSA Challenge Cup being held that weekend.
WYSA Playoffs:
- League Season Ends: TBA
- League Playoff Starts: TBA
- Playoffs Schedule: Available on the Division Schedule. Use the Game Type Filter and select Playoffs to view all matches.
- Playoffs Update: Pending League Season Final Standings.
WYSA Challenge Cup Finals:
U16 Boys Final
- Date: Saturday, March 13, 2027
- Time: TBA
- Field: TBA
- Teams: TBA
Additional Information:
- U13-U18 Format: 6v6 (5+1GK), no offside
- Subs: Unlimited, on-the-fly, no maximum at one time
- All team officials (coaches, managers, etc.) are required to have a valid coaches ID Card to participate in any WYSA match. Only the new RAMP ID Cards will be allowed and can be printed and used alongside active registrations for multiple seasons until they expire.
- Online game sheet will be printed and brought to each match by the referee. Team Officials should bring a Blank Game Sheet with them just in case.
- Players with casts will be allowed to play ONLY if the cast meets the CSA Cast Policy guidelines. Hard plaster or fiberglass casts will not be allowed for safety reasons. The practice of padding a hard cast does not reduce the element of danger.
It's always good to refresh yourself on the rules of play, so please click here to do so.
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!