Oakville Soccer Club

0 stars for a place to learn and play fair soccer.5 stars for lack of sportsmanship, lack of coaches (just school students who don't seem to be themselves interested in soocer).My rating is for those kids who don't know how to play soccer and join to learn soccer. My kid goes for youth summer league program U7. He hasn't played much soccer before this. There is barely any instruction or guidance provided. Teams of 3 on both sides are given a ball to play short matches. Those who have been playing soccer for a while play and those who don't know hows are on the sidelines. No one ensures fairness of ensuring that all kids get equal time on the field. Kids who play well are allowed to play more matches and those who are quiet are sent back out to wait. It is not good for learning soccer or sportsmanship.

Signed up my kids for the House league Summer session and changed my mind, notified them within the 14 days of start date but they refused to refund. Just be aware before signing up with these guys.

Have child enrolled in U8 soccer and both times (fall and summer league) have had no coach. Parents should not be coaches of own kids on team and coaches should have soccer experience.Lack of coaches and switching coaches ever week. Kids are not learning how to play soccer and are in the program for that reason not just to run around.My child is in skills development which is a good program, however to put those skills being learned into practice you need a good league which U8 seems to be strongly lacking.

Disorganized and horrible service. The facility itself is nice for the indoor league, but for the summer house league program the staff have been unapologetic and rude with respect to failing to properly notify parents of the first game. Our team is without a coach and no one to lead the drills. The attitude of Oakville Soccer is entitlement and failing to rectify the issue - if you've paid not our problem anymore." Its a shame that a paid service is this poor. From they very top of this organization down to the coordinators

very nice fields for youth soccer programs.

No greetings, no connection between coaches and kids, coaches are basically young kids who have no idea to approach toddlers. My son didn't like it and he was so excited to join and sadly he doesn't even want to go there again. I don't see any problem with coaches though they're just kids, it's a big management issue. It felt like a money trap honestly.

Wow this league is disgusting! WISH I COULD POST ZERO STAR BUT I CANTLet's start with the following:If you want your kids to not have fun, learn soccer, be in organized sports, or teams that play uneven, no coaches, then this is the perfect league for you.We have been with this club for more than 8yrs.One in 14yr and 16yr teamsEach game they come back defeated not interested in playing anymore.My 14yr old team barely had a full rosterNo coach, no uniform, the kids that showed up played in their own clothes and were already the joke of U14. Second game the random 14-year-old that they found at the first game decides he wants to coach. This is allowed because parents were told that his mother and 2 other parents committed to being assistant coachesMy wife reached out to league several times, in every case they defended their position claiming they did all they couldWhen the team forfeited 3 games the league didn't jump in to address the matter even when it was brought to their attentionTeam players quit due to lack or moral, I mean why would anyone want to play when your playing a 7 man team to 19 a full roster,The boys get tired and have no change upsAll I know is at anytime when issues from parents were brought up they could have stepped and addressed them but they showed a lack of care or involvement.My son was hurt and blacked out on the field but the ref didn't stop the game, so my wife ran to the field and because of that the ref cancelled the game.So if your looking for a league that doesn't care about your kids, teaching the game of soccer and just wants your fee this is the place for you.After contacting the league several times and not addressing my concerns this is the last time I will visit this club9 players on red team 2 on green they call that organizedYou have been warned ⚠️

If I could give it a 0 I would. I joined men’s league expecting to deal with half decent refs. I WAS WRONG. The refs they hire are clueless and untrained they allow very aggressive play that ended with getting my LEG BROKEN during a game from an opposition player tackle, the ref didn’t even call a foul. The ref that game called exactly 0 fouls for my team. Disgraceful since I payed a lot of money to join this league so I expect decent refs. The only reason people come here is Bec it’s the only place to play indoor soccer in Oakville. Be careful

Played soccer for 20+ years and for multiple clubs/leagues.Very unorganized league and management. Emailed multiple times about issues to many different people employed at OSC, none of which have responded over the span of a month. Highly recommend sticking with Paramount (Hershey), Canlan, Mississauga Stadium or Mississauga soccer league.Won’t be bringing my team back in the summer.

Maybe don't let some dad coach his daughter's team with a soccer mom clique from all the daughter's friends. They have been excluding players not based on their playing but based on their financial status and whether or not the player is friends with their clique of children. Parents shouldn't be running a team, it is biased and unfair! This wasn't even house league, I am talking about rep soccer. Disappointing! Plus, when I was playing soccer with them those same parents promoted underaged drinking- being in the same room/ being aware of their 16/17 year old children getting drunk. Not a good look.