Brampton North Soccer

indoor schedule paused

We will resume the Indoor Soccer once the restrictions have been lifted.

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kIDS 2022 SUMMER OUTDOOR

2022 KIDS OUTDOOR SUMMER SOCCER

KIDS SPRING TRAINING

kIDS 2022 SUMMER OUTDOOR

BNSC ANNOUCES THE NEW SPRING TRAINING PROGRAM

This is a 6 week program that will begin March 19

Each session will be on Saturdays at the Brampton Fairgrounds Indoor Facility

GET YOUR GAME ON & GET READY FOR SUMMER!

Registration deadline March 18

wINTER aDULT tEAMS

kIDS 2022 SUMMER OUTDOOR

wINTER aDULT tEAMS

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ACCEPTING ADULT TEAM REGISTRATION FOR WINTER SESSION

Session will begin January 16 - all games played on Sundays at the Brampton Fairgrounds Indoor Facility. Registration deadline January 7

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covid guidelines for outdoor & indoor

It is important that you read about the COVID-19 Protocol & Safety Measures that BNSC has put into place so that return to play for the indoor season is safe for you and your children.

CLICK HERE TO READ - COVID-19 Protocol

VOL NTEERS - ALL THAT'S MISSING IS "U"

MANY HANDs MAKE LIGHT THE WORK!

BNSC is looking for Volunteers to help us get ready for the season. We only have a few weeks to put it all together!

COVID has been hard on all of us especially on our families and youth. We want to make this season happen but we need your help to get it done!

COVID SAFE WORK ENVIRONMENT!

DO GOOD - FEEL GOOD!

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Soccer - THe benefits for our youth & community

effects of covid19 on mind & body

Since the first reports of COVID-19, worldwide response to the virus has resulted in strict regulations to help control its spread. While necessary, this has had a massive impact on individuals, adults, children, and families. It has significantly impacted the mental health and physical well being of our communities and our youth.

When the environment changes people begin to feel unsafe and anxious, when outbreaks such as SARS have occurred research has shown spikes in anxiety occur (Usher, Durkin, & Bhullar, 2020). Fear surrounding the uncertainty of contracting the virus, loved ones falling ill, number of cases, the economy, job security and child care raises anxiety in both healthy individuals and those with pre-existing mental health concerns (Usher, Durkin, & Bhullar, 2020). “Individuals, families, and communities experience feelings of hopelessness, despair, grief, bereavement, and profound loss of purpose because of pandemics” (Usher, Durkin, & Bhullar, 2020 pg. 29). According to Usher, Durkin, & Bhullar (2020) recovery from the negative impacts of the pandemic need to include ways to address mental health and the increasing social isolation experienced by community members and particularly our youth.

One way of achieving this is through organized sports. Structured appropriately and with safety measures in place regarding COVID-19, organized sports such as soccer can have strong positive impacts on mental health. Organized sports have been shown in the academic literature to provide strong psychological, physiological and social benefits that can improve mental health, quality of life, and be protective against further mental health concerns (Swann, Telenta, Draper, Liddle, Fogarty, Hurley, & Vella, 2018). Youth who engage in organized team sports show a reduction in social anxiety and an increase in social function, mental health and happiness (Hiremath, 2019).

It is our goal to contribute to the care of our community's mental health as we recognize the need now more than ever. We are working on developing safety protocols for this summer to ensure the safe participation of our youth in outdoor soccer. We want to be able to provide our youth with a space to get out in a safe way. This means we are looking into changing our structure and systems to incorporate pandemic rules such as social distancing. We are also consulting with mental health professionals including KW Mental Health and Wellness to be able to support our youth and their families and design our programs accordingly.

"SOMETIMES IT'S THE SMALL STEPS"

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THERE ARE TIMES WHEN WE ALL COULD USE A LITTLE HELP!

Sometimes it’s the small steps that are both the hardest and most meaningful, like reaching out for support.

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