Soccer
Soccer Season Information
Soccer season has begun at Coyote Creek Elementary for the 2026-27 school year!
Practices will be held from 2:50 pm to 3:20 pm on Tuesdays. The season will continue until mid-October.
Dear Parents/Guardians of our Grade 7 soccer players,
We have secured game dates for our soccer season. Please see the details below.
Date: | Playing | Location |
Tuesday September 29 | Walnut Road at Coyote Creek | Coyote Creek (Home Game) 2:45pm-3:30pm |
Tuesday October 6 | Maple Greet at Coyote Creek | Coyote Creek (Home Game) 2:45pm-3:30pm |
Thursday October 15 | TEAM A PLAYDAY | Location: Newton Athletic Turf #2 Time: TBA |
Thursday October 16 | TEAM B PLAY DAY | Location: Martha Currie Elementary Time: TBA |
We were fortunate to have all games at Coyote Creek. We will need volunteer drivers for our Play Days on October 15 & 16. We will let you know about the game times for our play day once they are scheduled, and which day your child will attend after our October 6th game.
Please ensure volunteer drivers have all completed district requirements (Volunteer Driver forms, Criminial Record Check, Drivers Abstract from ICBC, etc) as soon as possible. The process can take upto 14 working days for approval. For more information, visit:
https://www.surreyschools.ca/how-to-become-a-volunteer
Please note shinpads and cleats are not mandatory but highly recommended.
If you have any questions, please contact the coaches at the school: 604-597-0858.
Kind regards,
Mr. Lai & Ms. Deol
Participation in school soccer offers students far more than just physical activity. It builds confidence, encourages collaboration, and strengthens leadership skills. Students learn the value of perseverance, sportsmanship, and goal setting—all of which enrich their school experience and support personal growth both on and off the field.
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Physical Skills:
Footwork and coordination – Dribbling, passing, and controlling the ball sharpen balance and agility.
Speed and endurance – Sprinting and sustained movement build cardiovascular fitness.
Strength and power – Kicking, jumping, and quick direction changes develop lower-body strength.
Spatial awareness – Understanding field positioning improves overall movement and decision-making.
Mental and Social Skills:
Teamwork and communication – Players must work together, listen, and support one another.
Strategic thinking – Learning plays, and adapting to game situations improves problem-solving.
Discipline and focus – Following instructions, routines, and roles promotes concentration and self-control.
Resilience and sportsmanship – Handling wins, losses, and challenges teaches emotional regulation and respect.
Updated September 16th, 2026
