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  • How do I find out if a club in my area is a registered club?
    Click HERE for a list of all 2024 registered clubs, this will be updated January 15th when team registration opens to reflect the 2024 registered clubs. If your club is not on the list contact the League Administrator HERE
  • Can my team register even if my club is not registered?
    Only teams of registered clubs may register for the Cascadia Spring League, all registrations will come through clubs.
  • Can my team register if we are still in cup play for the fall season?​​
    Yes, as per BC Soccer Rules teams may register in a secondary league that starts after April 1st as long as cup play takes priority over secondary league games. All teams in cup play must still play all their Cascadia League games, it is not fair to other teams in the league if a team refuses to play any of their Cascadia games.
  • Can a player register for a different team for spring if their fall team is still in cup play?​​
    Yes, as per BC Soccer Rules players may register in a secondary league that starts after April 1st as long as cup play takes priority over secondary league games. Because Spring is a secondary season not all fall players may play spring as well, teams can be combined or pick up players outside their club for the duration of the league.
  • When does the season start?
    For a full calendar of important Cascadia League dates click HERE.
  • How do I register my team?
    All teams will be registered by their club. Contact your club for details.
  • Is there a limit to the number of players that can be on a team's roster?
    There is no limit but clubs should take into consideration the number of players who will be on the sidelines of each game when they make their teams.
  • How do I become a referee for the Cascadia League?
    Referee’s are provided by each club. Contact any of the clubs in your area to inquire about refereeing for the spring season.
  • How do I become a coach for the Cascadia League?
    Coaches are provided by each club. Contact any of the clubs in your area to inquire about coaching for the spring season.
  • Do coaches & referees need a Criminal Record Check?
    All club and team officials must have a valid criminal record check. Referees 19 and over must also have a criminal record check.
  • How do I find contact information for an opposing team coach?
    Scroll to the bottom of the schedule page, if the team information is not listed here contact the League Administrator HERE
  • How do I report a forfeit?
    A game will not be considered a forfeit until a report has been received. To report a forfeit use the form HERE.
  • Who reports scores?
    All scores must be reported by the home team by 10pm the day the game is played
  • Do I need to print our roster/match sheet?
    Rosters/Match Sheets can be downloaded for printing beginning at noon on the Thursday prior to the current weekend. Players cannot be handwritten onto the roster. Each team must print 2 copies of the match sheet and bring them to the game. The most recent date and timed stamped rosters will be used as the official game day match sheet.
  • Can a game be rescheduled?
    Should BOTH teams agree to an alternate day/time, that would be acceptable to the league. If it is agreed upon, in writing, before Wednesday at 6pm before the scheduled game date. All games must be rescheduled and played on or before the second to last weekend of the season (June 1st/2nd 2024) to count towards the standings. The home team must notify the league by completing the Rescheduled Game form found HERE.
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