Etobicoke Youth Soccer Club

One of the best in the province. Great organizers who give everything for the kids.

Great league and coaching. They give you your own jersey which is Made in Canada and a ball. The coaches are volunteer which helps keep the costs low but they do a good job.

This soccer club is a joke.We signed our daughter up for beginner soccer lessons back in December 2019 roughly. Then COVID-19 hit and soccer was cancelled and had never begun.The club was not willing to provide refunds initially, but had the board of director's vote on the best way to refund everyone their money. The final decision was to refund the whole amount less a $30 administration fee for uniforms and equipment. However, I never provided them with my child's uniform size, but they managed to deduct it with the administration fee.I would not recommend this club, as they are not professional by any means.Spend the extra time and drive to Woodbridge if you want a real professional soccer club.

Excellent

I signed my son up and because their website indicated the opposite end of the park, and no one works in the office until noon, I was unable to find the group. As a penalty to me, they stole $50 from me and refuse to do the honorable thing. Go to Bryst. Much better service and coaches.

Very well organized league with professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff.

This club is a very good place for your kid to have fun. People are kind.

This club is a joke from Martin the technical director down. Professional before you give them your money and then it's all downhill after that. Also don't believe the email saying congratulations your child has been selected to play rep soccer. Its just a way of them getting more money from you. They could care less about your childs ability. They'll make so many false promises about scholarships only to keep you in the program. Save your money or go to a better club.

I signed my son up last minute for soccer this summer. Amazing coach and very well organized. We're so happy that we got our kid in and watching him quickly make friends with the other kids and have an absolute blast!

The summer camps were pretty good. That led us to tryouts for rep soccer, which were fairly well organized, but communication was lacking. Once the team started to practice and play it was ok. There's a disconnect between what the coaches do and what the administration does and the administration plays that against the parents and the boys, blaming them for the failings of the club. The overall attitude of the club is about getting your money and forcing you to fall in line. If you don't, you're persona non grata. I suspect a lot of clubs are like this, so EYSC is not unique in this sense, but they were pretty awful at communication, and at maintaining and growing. their numbers. You want your kid to play for a club that cares and can grow its numbers so that there are opportunities. EYSC is not it.