Registration is now open for the Indoor Season, closes on September 29th, 2024.

Families can register through our Central Registration: http://fcnorthwest.rampregistrations.com/

Central Registration – FCNW Soccer

• Recreational soccer registration is moving to a Central Registration system (called RAMP).
• All registration will be done on the RAMP registration system.
  • You will need to create an account if you have not done so in the past.
  • You must choose the 2025 Rec Indoor Season when you Register.
• Community Centers will still be hosting soccer teams and providing fields for the Recreational Soccer program. There is no guarantee that your child will be placed on a team from your home Community Center. It all depends how many kids register and what Community Center has a coach for that age group.

The following Community Centers host teams in the FCNW area:

• East St. Paul
• Garden City
• Maples
• Tyndall Park
• Vince Leah
• West. St Paul

General Information about Indoor Soccer

Indoor soccer is a great way to play soccer through the winter. It will help maintain and build skills. Winnipeg’s indoor facilities are fabulous! Make indoor soccer is your new winter sport!

• The league is available for players between the ages of 9-18 (born 2006 to 2015).
• The season will start in November and finishes in mid-March.
• Christmas break from December 23 to January 6.
• This is a city-wide league, and games are scheduled by WYSA (Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association).
• Historically, the girls’ teams play on Saturdays and boys’ teams play on Sundays. Older age groups may play during the week Thursdays.
• Games are played in venues throughout the city:
  • Winnipeg Soccer Federation South(University of Manitoba)
  • Axworthy Health and RecPlex (University of Winnipeg)
  • Winnipeg Soccer Federation North (on Leila close to McPhillips)
• Practices: Teams will look to have one practice a week in a school gym.
• Teams will be determined in October.
• Late registration will only be accepted depending on the availability of roster spots in the age group.

COACHES NEEDED
Parent coaches are the foundation of our soccer teams. In fact, the league doesn’t exist without them, so we ask that you strongly consider the possibility of stepping up for this important leadership role.

Coaches will complete the applicable coaching credential, along with ongoing support and access to resources. Not only will you be contributing to your child’s development, you will be supporting the community too. Be part of this rewarding experience!

PLEASE NOTE: Rosters will be balanced for size and friend requests (must be mutual) will be considered.

What kind of equipment and attire do they require?

Uniforms are provided to use by the hosting community center. Some Community centers will charge a deposit fee for the uniform which is returned at the end of the season. Items that you are responsible to provide are shin guards and soccer cleats (shoes). These items are mandatory and your child may not be allowed to play without them.

Any LATE registrations done after this time will be subject to the FC Northwest Soccer LATE REGISTRATION POLICY. If the registration is submitted after the Registration Deadline there may not be a spot on a team for your child or your child will be placed on whatever team within the FC Northwest Soccer District that can accept another player. There is absolutely NO guarantee that your child can be placed on a team or what team your child will be placed on. Requests are very difficult to process when a player is late and are most often not met.

Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) schedules all ages for U9-U18 Recreational Soccer

MRAI is excited to share new Spray Pad in front of the Multiplex, along Adsum Drive is now open.

Funding was provided by the city’s Land Dedication Reserve Fund, thanks to support from Councillor Devi Sharma, and the province’s Building Sustainable Communities.

It is free of charge for all, and will be open from 9:30 am to 8:30 pm daily until September 2.

Watch for more updates.

A new Accessible Playground is planned for the current playground in front of the Maples Multiplex site. Funding from the Building Sustainable Communities fund was announced on May 24th, and the project will receive funding through Councillor Devi Sharma and the city’s Land Dedication Reserve Fund.

This project will create a new accessible playground for children aged 0 to 12 along with a gathering area for people within the community, adding additional and updated play value and gathering spaces for the recreation campus. The playground will be maintained by the City of Winnipeg, ensuring safety requirements are met.

The renovated playground will have a higher level of accessibility and complement the new spray pad adjacent to it.

Maples Recreation Association Inc. Annual General Meeting

Tuesday June 4 at 7:00PM

Thank you to everyone in the community for your patience while the Community Centre, under the direction of the General Council of Winnipeg Community Centres, has been operating with a volunteer Steering Committee. Community members are invited to join us for the next Annual General Meeting, where we will present the annual financials, review the operations over the past year, and present a new Board of Directors who will oversee the centre’s governance for the coming year.

Maples Community is a diverse community, and as such, the centre will seek nominations for the board positions.

Deadline: Deadline Extended to Monday, May 27th at 9:00 AM

Please submit your application, along with a resume to [email protected].

For more information click on the link for each AGM Documents: Nomination form; Duties of Directors, MRAI By-Laws 2024.

When attending the AGM, please do not park in the Seven Oaks Pool parking.

We welcome students parking in the Maples Community Centre parking lot, but please note a parking pass must be purchased effective September 2023.

The annual pass is $160 for September to June 2024. Contact the [email protected] for more details.