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Important Notice
COVID-19
March 15, 2020
COVID-19 UPDATE | 15th MARCH 2020
Dear friends,
I realize that the growing concern around COVID-19 has everyone feeling uncertain and uneasy. We also realize that in times like this, the main priority is to keep your family safe and take care of the day-to-day essentials that you need.
At this point, we are not certain how the COVID-19 virus will impact the outdoor soccer season. Before today, provincial championships, club trials, spring break camps and more had already been suspended. With the announcement of the indefinite closure of schools, we enter a new phase. With this comes many questions, and currently not many answers.
The TRSA board is working to assess the possibilities and options. However, we are not alone in this journey. As a community soccer program, we play under the guidance and authority of Edmonton Minor Soccer Association (EMSA), Alberta Soccer Association (ASA) and Canada Soccer. During this time, we will be following their recommendations as it pertains to precautionary and reactive measures to the coronavirus pandemic.
Like you, we are seeking answers in this time of ambiguity. Our promise to you is that all information will be made available here as soon as it becomes known. Please check back here to find out information and updates about the 2020 outdoor season.
Please take care of each other.
Regards
Greg Loveday
TSRA President (on behalf of the TRSA Board).
Dear friends,
I realize that the growing concern around COVID-19 has everyone feeling uncertain and uneasy. We also realize that in times like this, the main priority is to keep your family safe and take care of the day-to-day essentials that you need.
At this point, we are not certain how the COVID-19 virus will impact the outdoor soccer season. Before today, provincial championships, club trials, spring break camps and more had already been suspended. With the announcement of the indefinite closure of schools, we enter a new phase. With this comes many questions, and currently not many answers.
The TRSA board is working to assess the possibilities and options. However, we are not alone in this journey. As a community soccer program, we play under the guidance and authority of Edmonton Minor Soccer Association (EMSA), Alberta Soccer Association (ASA) and Canada Soccer. During this time, we will be following their recommendations as it pertains to precautionary and reactive measures to the coronavirus pandemic.
Like you, we are seeking answers in this time of ambiguity. Our promise to you is that all information will be made available here as soon as it becomes known. Please check back here to find out information and updates about the 2020 outdoor season.
Please take care of each other.
Regards
Greg Loveday
TSRA President (on behalf of the TRSA Board).
Terwillegar Riverbend
Soccer Association
Community Soccer at its Best
The Terwillegar Riverbend Soccer Association (TRSA) is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. TRSA is a not for profit association incorporated since 2007-03-12. We are no longer associated or supported by any Community League. We hold an Annual General Meeting every November. TRSA is run by a volunteer board of directors that is supported by contract workers. TRSA takes pride in providing a fun and exciting soccer experience for players, parents and coaches. See About.
Soccer Programs
U5-U19
TRSA's outdoor and indoor soccer programs operate at the community level and accepts all players that register following our policies and procedures. The outdoor soccer season typically runs from the 1st week in May to the last week in June with post season play into mid July. The indoor program runs from early October to late February and games take place in indoor soccer centres. See Programs.
TRSA
U11 Summer Solstice
Tournament
June 19-21, 2020
The Annual TRSA (Terwillegar Riverbend Soccer Association) U11 Summer Solstice Tournament is the largest and most diverse gathering of U11 teams anywhere. We have over 90 teams (1500 players) from all over Alberta and from the North. Add parents and spectators, we usually have over 6000 people at our tournament site. We provide our young soccer players a great tournament experience. See Tournaments.
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Get Involved
TRSA is led by volunteers from within the community & takes a tremendous amount of time and effort to run a program of this calibre. Because of this, support from the families with children playing in our program is necessary to maintain the program's affordability & current standard level. All families are required to complete one volunteer role per season if their child or children participate in TRSA. A volunteer deposit is collected at the time of registration & will be held until the volunteer role is fulfilled or TRSA deems there are no longer opportunities to be offered for the corresponding season. See Volunteer.
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