News: Tryouts for 2012 Outdoor Commence March 10 - see schedule here

Check back frequently for changes/additions

Interested players should fill out a registration form at earliest 

SCOTTISH UNITED TECHNICAL STAFF and BOARD OF DIRECTORS

are excited to announce our new U10 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

SCOTTISH FS, where Future Stars are born!!

Our Technical Team of Experts is busy putting the finishing touches on this exciting new Program which promises to be second to none - Further details will be posted here soon

Get up to date information on our new FS Program by filling out this information form today!

SCOTTISH TEAMS take 4 Polar Cup Tournament Medals

U12Boys Vinci - Silver

U14Boys Boone - Gold

U16Girls '96 Poissant - Gold (playing 94 div)

U18Girls SanMartin - Silver

Congratulations to all our teams who participated in the tournament!

Some of our COACHING CV's (see here)

SCOTTISH TEAMS take 7 Outdoor Provincial Medals with One Team heading to NATIONALS!

U16G(I) Team Kent win Provincial SILVER and participate at NATIONALS in Lethbridge (Alberta as Host Province) - Congratulations!

 News: Scottish finishes first in pool D with a win over Saskatchewan and a tie with NB

Highlights: Piper Wittenberg scored two goals to help the team win v. Saskatchewan Unidad

Scottish Major League Men take BRONZE!

NWU Major League Women take BRONZE!

U12B(II) Team Purvis win Provincial GOLD!

U12G(II) Team Gavin finish 9th 

U14G(II) Team Drummond/Stenger win Provincial GOLD!

U16G(II) Team Zeidler win Provincial BRONZE!

U18B(II) Team Kereliuk win Provincial GOLD!

U14 Girls GOLD ~ U16 Girls BRONZE

U18 Boys GOLD ~ U12 Boys GOLD

1995 Girls Team Kent off to the Gothia Cup in Sweden - a Club sponsored Event!

Scottish United 95 (kent) attended the World Youth Cup in Gothenburg sweden this July. This is the worlds  largest soccer tournament. Scottish competed in the U17 women's category There were 92 teams in this division. Our girls finished second in their pool with 2 wins one loss and we advanced to the pool A finals. We met a team from Vancouver first and won by penalty kicks... it took 13 shooters to break the tie and Scottish advanced to the next round. We won our next game against a Swedish team 3 to 1 and lost in the round of 16 to Swidon from England. ~Doc

Western Canada Soccer Showcase Burnaby BC (a Club sponsored Event): 1994 Girls show very well at the tournament with 2 wins (5-2 and 4-1) v. academies from Prince George and Vancouver and 2 one point losses v. Calgary 1/2 and the Kamloops Blaze - Sheena Tracey was runner-up for the Apps-Allen Leadership Scholarship after winning the award last year - various other scholarship and playing opportunities came the team's way  - way to go girls!

 Calgary SWU College Showcase - Scottish 1994 Girls (D'Andrea) come out atop the points standings crowned bracket champions in the very strong U16 age category (including scholarship opportunities) - Congratulations - a tremendous team effort!! (see here for results)

Las Vegas Mayor's Cup International Tournament (Club Sponsored Trip)

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News: 1994 Girls return home from Milan Italy winning the prestigious Valtellina Cup (The first Club Sponsored Event) .... 2 players scouted to train
(for week all expenses paid) with Italian Serie A Women's squad
(shown here in AC Milan Dressing Room, San Siro Stadium)

The Scottish United Soccer Club
is the youth division of the NWU (Northwest United) Soccer Club and the Edmonton Scottish Soccer Club, two of Edmonton's oldest originating soccer clubs. The name of the youth division was changed in 2006 to Scottish United to reflect the youth program's early relationship with the Edmonton Scottish Society, the Scottish Major League Men and the NWUnited Major League Women, 
dropping the NW (northwest) as the youth league operates
out of Edmonton's SOUTH Zone. 
We draw on the long and successful history of these clubs to provide our players with one of the best programs in the City. As proud members of the Interdistrict Youth Soccer Association (EIYSA), we are striving to be the best!

Following are just a few of the benefits you will enjoy as a member of Scottish in the 2011 Outdoor season

1) Scottish United is now OFFICIALLY SANCTIONED!!

The Scottish Technical Staff are pleased to announce that the Scottish United Soccer Club is the only Edmonton based club to have its inhouse technical academy officially sanctioned by the Alberta Soccer Association (ASA). The sanction mandates that a number of standards set by the ASA are being adhered to in the delivery of Scottish technical training. ASA sanctioned academies (see here for list) 

2) All keepers will get weekly training with Krista Gavin/Jay Vetsch . They will also have a portion of their goalie equipment costs ($50) subsidized by the Club. 

3) All players shall receive shorts, socks and t-shirt (b) club funding for one tournament ($400), 
(c) technical training allowance (U14 and up - 9 hours and U12 - 12 hours) (d) coverage (full and partial) for coaching course expenses and First Aid Course Expenses (e) Special Team Travel Event Club Funding up to $5000 (f) Provincial Competitions Travel Expenses when applicable up to $1500.00 (g) National Competitions Travel Expenses when applicable up to $5000.00 

(Team Expense Claim Form download here)

4) Superior coaching/technical training
(see here for coaching CV's)

5) International travel is on the agenda for some of our U14 and U16 teams. From Italy to Brazil, to tournament action in the U.S., these teams are looking to expand their horizons

6) All members will get the opportunity to develop their
skills (soccer and life), their sense of sportsmanship and fairplay and their continued love of the game of soccer, within a club mandated positive environment
7) Opportunities to play with the Alberta Select Teams and participate in the ASA's Winter Training Program (WTP) and with the National Training Center (NTC)

8) Close contact (scouting and training opportunities) with the men's and ladies major league and premier league programs...playing options from U12 to Major League and Adult League

9) 2011/12 Indoor Fees Basic $550 - no fundraising obligations