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Ontario Soccer, in consultation with Canada Soccer and the Government of Ontario, continues to monitor the most recent developments surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the resulting public health crisis and now the province’s Return to Play.

The Government of Ontario announced today its plan for Stage 3 of the re-opening of the economy including Durham Region which will commence on Friday, July 24, 2020.

Ontario Soccer is now reviewing and translating today’s announcement and how it impacts the Ontario Soccer Return to Play Plan with Canada Soccer and the relevant Government authorities.

As part of that announcement, the Government of Ontario has increased the social gathering limits for outdoor from 10 to 100 people, however cannot exceed the indoor gathering limit of 50 people and it has removed the physical distancing requirements for team sports.

Additionally, the Government of Ontario has made the following changes:

“Amateur and recreational sports leagues may resume so long as they do not allow prolonged or deliberate physical contact between players or if they have modifications to avoid physical contact between players.

Spectators at all sporting events, including professional sports, will be subject to gathering limits and physical distancing measures, with assigned seating where possible.”

Ontario Soccer is confirming and clarifying what these updates will mean for Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play Guide and Plan with the Canada Soccer and relevant government authorities.  

The Ontario Soccer Return to Play Guide and Plan consists of a three-phase approach that includes:

Phase 1: Return to Training (modified training)  

Conditions: All Phase 1 Return to Train conditions are met

Restrictions: No contact, no league, exhibition, festival or tournament games

Phase 2: Return to Training and Modified Games (enhanced training & modified games)

Conditions: All Phase 2 Return to Train conditions are met

Inter-squad and Intra-squad modified games permitted (only within the Club/Academy)

Restrictions:   No league, exhibition, festival or tournament games

Phase 3: Return to Soccer (regular competition, games and training)

Conditions: Social distancing restrictions have been lifted

Restrictions: None

The phases outlined above apply equally to all recreational, competitive and high performance level soccer.

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Whitby Soccer Centre features:

• Two domes with indoor turf fields; our original 9v9 dome featuring the TELUS and Hunters fields and our new 11v11 dome
• Two outdoor full-size fields grass fields known as Peter LeBel fields
• Club office, boardroom, dressing rooms

At WISC, we are very proud of our achievements.  The hard work of numerous people connected with the Club has also led to on-field success. We also have strong links to our regional, provincial and federal soccer associations. 

WISC is a proud dual license holder of the high-performance leagues:  Ontario Player Development League (OPDL) and League1 Ontario.  Our League1 Mens & Womens teams are known as Darby FC and operate in partnership with the Darlington Soccer Club.