Competitive Teams

Clairlea-Westview is committed to providing an opportunity for the best players in the club to continue to develop their soccer skills and passion for the game through higher level competition. We provide two levels of competitive teams at most age groups - All Star and Representative. The Competitive Programme Convenor is Bob Smith and can be reached at 416-285-4778. Our All Star Convenor is Kim Collins, who can be reached at 416-686-8994.

All Star teams are drawn from the house league to play in a few tournaments throughout the summer, in addition to their house league play.

Representative teams play under the auspices of the Scarborough Soccer Association in leagues that include Rep teams from other clubs across Ontario, and do not include players from the house league.

Where numbers and the talent pool permit, we also have a few Select teams. Select soccer is a level played between All Star and Rep, and is usually used to prepare a team for Rep play in a subsequent season.

2010 Team	League	Head Coach	Phone/Email	Schedules	Standings	Cup
U10(2000) Boys	CESL	Wayne Foster	416-267-4023
U13(1997) Girls	CGSL Level 4 Division 1	Matt Chong	416-461-2299
U18(1992) Boys	CSL Level 4 Division 1	Allen Smyth	416-287-0023

• Each team is comprised of 14 to 18 players.
• All representative coaches, managers, and players are subject to the Scarborough Soccer Association rules and regulations, and shall abide by the rules of the Clairlea-Westview Soccer Club.
• Coaches are expected to play all players in both halves and for at least half of the game.
• Players on the representative teams who have signed the official registration form of the Scarborough Soccer Association, will not be released from their team without the consent and approval of the club executive.

Because of the highly competitive nature of representative teams and the excellent calibre of play, the club usually establishes Select teams for a season or two in advance of registering them at the Representative level. We are careful not to discourage our players by placing them into situations beyond their capabilities. The Select program has proved to be an excellent interim measure. Select and Representative players are usually split into separate boys and girls teams where the number of players permits, unlike the house league. Select teams often begin at the U9 level for both boys and girls, in preparation for the first season of Representative soccer at the U10 level.