Calgary Minor Soccer Association

the refs need to get more training it is very clear that there are biases in almost every game even the opposite team also can see that there is a bias. this can be very crucial because games like this should have the best team winning but when you have refs like this you don’t get what you deserved.

I would give a Zero Star if I could. The league needs to understand the soccer as something much more fun and passionate. Their refs (excluding a very few) are extremely bad and unable to conduct a U9 game. Furthermore, cannot talk to coaches and find better ways to help the game. We see kids as refs with basically no sport experience to understand the game. Refs are a really important part to the development of the game. If I start to say what I saw in a single season, I would write a very very long review.It breaks my heart as a soccer fanatic to see great kids with potential in a league who doesn't care about the sport but something else. I've been suspend already because they are uncapable to balance and accept their own faults. Easier to suspend a coach instead getting better trainned referees.Very sad. Maybe someday we would have a league that honours our city.

Doing a great job for Calgary minor soccer. CMSA is doing a great job and kudos.

The level of competition in the league is appropriate for young children, and the league emphasizes the importance of having fun while learning the sport. The facilities are well-maintained, with quality fields and equipment that children enjoy using both indoor and outdoor.The league's communication channels are also noteworthy. The league provides regular updates via email and website/Demosphere announcements, ensuring that club coaches are always informed of any changes to the schedule.Overall, my two sons and I as a volunteer coach with different clubs in Calgary, I have had excellent experience with the Calgary minor soccer league CMSA, and I would highly recommend it to other parents looking for a fun, safe, and organized soccer league for their children.

These people promise one thing and do something else. My son loves soccer but they are making it hard for a parent in NW to drive him to SE in the snow and slippry road condition. These folks are probably the stupidest ones I have seen running the game.

CMSA does an amazing job managing the Calgary Soccer Pathway. Top class organization with players first approach in youth sports.

Spent almost 100 mins driving to and from this location for a 5min task to get a new ID card. Just lucky there was little traffic to battle. Dont think there is a farther point to get to in the city from my house. Last time we got our new card at the NW soccer dome 5 mins away from our house. Just a little different! Should be some way to move it online.

You guys have the worst refs in the game. I have one player on the team didn't touch the other player and the other guy fell down to fake his injury and he got a red card for doing nothing. Then about 5 minutes later their teammate slide tackled our player that he flipped and the ref played on like nothing happened so I will like if something would be done he was 100% being bias to other team.

Dee helped my daughter out today. She went far and beyond to accommodate us. Outstanding and helpful. One could sense she is really there for the love and the game- getting these kids onto the pitch. Well done Dee- and thank you!

CMSA is a very unfair placement group. Just because they don't have enough player on another age group team, they will place your kid with a 2 years younger team. My son was placed wrongfully and they are not willing to give me back my money or at least half. My son played probably 4 games out of the 15 games. They did compensate other players who are born within that age group, except for my son and a few others. But did we placed our son in the wrong age group?.