2026–27 Training Season · Check your latest Spond invite for event updates
Caledon Soccer Club
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Caledon U9 Girls 2026Soccer Team Hub
The 2026–27 Training Season schedule is published for Caledon SC U9 Girls. Everything parents need at the field — schedules, team kit, roster, parent information and player-development resources — in one mobile-friendly place for youth soccer in Caledon, Ontario.
Parent Portal sign-in is for families with access. It is separate from joining the team.
Costs & inclusions
Confirmed team fees are not yet published. Ask the manager for the program cost, what is included, any additional kit or tournament costs, and available payment options.
Inclusions and payment plans are to be confirmed. Family balances and payment records stay in private team tools.
Coaches Davinder Budwal and Courtney Quinn are listed on the official 2026–27 U9 indoor pool roster, alongside Technical Director Gabriel Borges and five team managers. Qualifications and individual introductions are to be confirmed.
2026–27 training runs October 6, 2026 through May 18, 2027. Check the latest Spond invite before leaving.
Caledon Soccer Team Hub
Everything parents need at the field
Bookmark this Caledon U9 Girls 2026 team hub and check back often. The goal is fewer scattered messages, less uncertainty, and a clear mobile home for the team.
Schedule
Games, practices, arrival times, locations and weather alerts.
Team Kit
Home, away, tracksuit, jacket, backpack, sizing and game-day kit guidance.
Roster
Consent-controlled player profiles with first names only in public.
Private Portal
Forms, payments, carpool, attendance and parent-only information.
New to the team?
Get connected, check equipment and find the right place to reply.
Players will build confidence with the ball through dribbling, passing, shooting, and small-sided games. We’ll help each girl learn to find space, make decisions, support teammates, and keep trying after mistakes. Progress is measured through individual growth, effort, and enjoyment.
Questions about the season, team kit, schedule or parent portal? Contact the team manager through the team contact page. The club office at 2 McKee Drive South is for club inquiries. For training, use the venue in your event invite.
Start with the next session and the actions your family needs today. This hub connects the public team information with private parent tools, while keeping player development and a welcoming team experience at the centre. The guide below explains how to use those resources together and where to ask when something is unclear.
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Planning from the current event
Start with the event you actually intend to attend. Read its date, start time, status and venue together rather than relying on a recurring pattern from a previous week. A season overview helps with longer-term planning, but an individual invitation may contain updated arrival instructions or a change of location. Keep the difference between arrival time and the session start clear. If an arrival time is missing, ask the team instead of treating the start time as permission to arrive late.
The schedule is shown for the team's local context. When you travel or use a device configured to another time zone, check that the displayed time still matches the invitation. Adding an event to a personal calendar can be convenient, but the saved copy may not reflect a later change. Recheck the schedule and the latest Spond notice before leaving home. If two sources disagree, contact the manager with the event title and date. Do not guess which entry is correct or create a second attendance response to compensate for the discrepancy.
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How families can support the team
A calm routine helps children arrive ready to enjoy soccer. Check the next event, prepare equipment in advance and leave enough time to find the correct entrance or field. If your plans change, update your attendance response through the channel identified for that event. Coaches can plan a session more effectively when they know who is available. A brief, accurate reply is usually more helpful than a long explanation, and personal family circumstances do not need to appear in a public conversation.
During play, encourage the whole team and allow the coaching staff to give football instructions. After a session, make space for the child's own account before offering advice. Some players want to talk immediately; others need time to settle. Families can also help with agreed duties, returning borrowed equipment and keeping team conversations welcoming. Before taking on a task, confirm what is needed with the manager. Volunteering should have a clear purpose and should not require access to another family's private information or account.
