On Sunday June 29, 2025, at Leamington Nature Fresh Recreation Center! This is a non-competitive environment to challenge kids in a swim/bike/run event helping to encourage fitness and participation of kids aged 3-15. Register by clicking the link in blue!
Hey LMS soccer families! The 2025 Windup Day is just around the corner and we have already started planning for a fun day of soccer and activities to close out the 2025 season. The schedule is complete and is posted immediately below this block.
Please keep in mind that we have multiple coaches who coach multiple teams. In order for them to be at each of their games, some divisions and teams may have large wait times between their first and second games. Please know that this is unavoidable.
Coaches will receive an email with specific instructions regarding trophies, balls, extra uniforms, etc. once the schedule is confirmed.
On behalf of LMS, we wish all of our players a great finish to the 2025 soccer season, and we look forward to seeing everyone at the windup day!
Are you looking for a more competitive soccer league for your son or daughter after house league soccer ends? Then check our LMS website regularly for tryout dates and information regarding the June to August Sun County Seasons.
Please note that all Sun County teams are COED and begin their season in the middle of June through to the middle of August. If you have any questions, please contact either Frank Rodrigues (519-818-2404 or frod06@hotmail.com) or Eric West (248-835-9502 or eric@futurhockey.com) for more information.
Andrew G Josh N Ryder C
Landyn F Myles R Ryker K
Mark-Isak A Cole C Nicholas S
Jeffrey S Samuel G Gael B
Blake J Luke B Luan
Maranda D Bella Lauren O
Balokia R Levi E Mason R
The first practice will be on Saturday, June 14 at 1pm on Field 3:
If you were wondering if today's games are being canceled, that decision will be made before 4 PM and posted here on our website. Soccer can be played in the rain, so please do not assume games are cancelled because it is raining. We cancel games if the Town of Leamington closes the fields. Also, we look at other safety considerations before cancelling: Are the fields in an unplayable state due to standing water on the pitch? Can players play safely without a high risk of injury due to field conditions? Is there a threat of lightning during the games? Upon arrival, can spectators safely walk to fields to watch the games?
As always, we will post all updates on this website as soon as we know of any cancelations. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
1) Coaches - you can book a practice by emailing us at fieldbookings@leamingtonminorsoccer.com. Please send us your name, team name, field request, date and time. Once approved, you will receive a confirmation email!
2) Parents - you can ask the Leamington Minor Soccer questions by emailing us at inquiries@leamingtonminorsoccer.com.
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The link below shows the Leamington Soccer Fields Layout
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A few divisions may still have room - email inquiries@leamingtonminorsoccer.com to see if we still have a spot!
Hello LMS Community!
In-Person Registration is complete! All registrations for the 2025 House League season must be done on-line by clicking the link above.
Here is a list of key dates that everyone needs to be aware of as our 2025 season approaches:
March 17 - Last day to register on-line without a late fee!
March 18 to April 8 - The number of teams in each division, the number of players per team will be determined, and players will be placed on teams. All coaches will be contacted.
March 18 to April 26 - A $25 late fee will be applied to new registrations, and we will only register new players if space is available. If no space is available, a waiting list will be created on a first-come-first-served basis.
April 9 - The 2025 coaches meeting will be held at 6:30 PM at the LDSS atrium. More details to follow.
April 10 to April 25 - Coaches will contact players on their team. All schedules for the Kickoff Day and Regular Season schedule will be posted on this website.
April 26 - Kickoff day! All teams will play their first game and all uniforms and equipment will be distributed.
April 28 to June 20 - The 2025 regular season will be played.
June 11 - Windup Day Schedule will be posted on this website.
Sunday June 22 - Windup Day.
Please do not wait! Register as soon as possible to secure a place for your child!
The following playing nights have been planned for the 2025 house league season. Please note that this may change depending on field availability or low numbers of players registered in a division:
Mondays: U5 (Coed), U11 Boys and U11 Girls
Tuesdays: U7 Boys, U7 Girls and U17 Coed
Wednesdays: U9 Boys and U9 Girls
Thursdays: U13 Boys and U13 Girls
Divisions are based on birth year:
Division |
Birth Year |
Regular Game Night |
U5 Co-Ed | 2020-2021 | Mondays |
U17 Co-Ed | 2007-2011 | Tuesday |
U7 Boys | 2018-2019 | Tuesday |
U9 Boys | 2016-2017 | Wednesday |
U11 Boys | 2014-2015 | Monday |
U13 Boys | 2012-2013 | Thursday |
U7 Girls | 2018-2019 | Tuesday |
U9 Girls | 2016-2017 | Wednesday |
U11 Girls | 2014-2015 | Monday |
U13 Girls | 2012-2013 | Thursday |
Game times: U5 & U7: 6PM, U7-U17: 6PM or 7PM
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As the house league season gets into full swing, it is important for players, coaches and spectators to reflect on the fact that we are an organization that preaches fun and sportsmanship at the recreational level. LMS hopes that all players develop their soccer skills while understanding that winning is not the only goal.
Spectators can do their part by cheering in a positive manner. In fact, if spectators cheered for all players on both teams, they would set a positive tone that the young players would build on. All players would hear positive cheering and develop their confidence in a welcoming and positive environment.
Coaches can teach their players to improve their individual soccer skills and understand the positions on the field. At the same time, they have an opportunity to teach young players compassion for their opponent. I applaud the coaches who are already doing this by putting their best scorer on defense, telling players to make 5 passes before trying to score or by teaching them to help an opponent up, who may have fallen.
Players can quickly determine if they are faster or slower than others or if they can kick the ball further or harder, but can they keep things in perspective? A 4-0 win is just as good as a 9-0 win, except a 9-0 win demoralizes their opponents? That is our job as adults, to teach our players compassion! As players get older and begin to better understand the game of soccer, we would hope, as adults and role models, that they have not only improved their skills, but increased their compassion and respect for all players, coaches, spectators, officials and the game of recreational soccer. These are qualities of good citizenship on and off the field that LMS wants for everyone!
Thank you to all of you for doing your part!
Yours In Sport
LMS
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With so many spectators out at the fields, please remember our LMS Code of Conduct:
1) All parents and spectators should watch from the sideline and not from the end line (behind the goal) of the field.
2) Only the coaches should coach. Your job as a spectator is to cheer in a positive manner.
3) LMS promotes recreational soccer, not competitive soccer. Please know that we value fun and exercise over wins and losses. If players want a more competitive team, they can try out for the sun county teams.
4) Please be aware that smoking/vaping is only allowed in the parking lot. If there is grass under your feet, do not smoke or vape please. Besides, it is a bad example for children.
5) The canteen opens daily at 5:30PM and closes after the last game is complete. If you forget a drink or need a snack, please drop in the canteen. We are cash only!
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We are pleased to announce that the LMS Canteen is open Monday to Thursday during the season, Kick-Off Day and Wind-Up Day. Stop in and buy a snack, a hotdog, a cold drink or some ice cream. We are trying some new product this year: popcorn and cotton candy!
All proceeds go to offsetting costs for Leamington Minor Soccer players and families. Please note that, at this time, we are CASH ONLY.
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Are you interested in being a referee or an assistant referee for Sun County? Please email Frank Rodrigues at Frod06@hotmail.com for information about referee clinics.
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Without the generous support of local businesses, LMS would not be able to continue to make the rewarding experience of recreational soccer an affordable reality for the youth of our community.