Saskatoon Youth Soccer
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‘Kids in the Park’ youth soccer program back for 16th year in SaskatoonA program aimed at breaking down barriers in sport during the summer is in the midst of its 16th year in Saskatoon, as 'Kids in the Park' youth soccer has returned.SportsJul 25, 2023
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Kids in the Park summer program bringing soccer to Saskatoon communityA program dedicated to helping Saskatoon kids enjoy soccer, known worldwide as 'the beautiful game,' is free of charge.SportsJul 15, 2021
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Outdoor sports return to action in Step 1 of Saskatchewan’s reopening roadmapOn May 30, as part of Step 1 of Saskatchewan's reopening road map, outdoor sports were able to return to action with up to 150 spectators in attendance.SportsMay 30, 2021
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Youth soccer in Saskatoon through the words of a 4-year-old boyFour-year-old soccer player Grayson was recently mic’d up to see what a game is like for him.CanadaJun 20, 2019
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