Football Clubs in Edmonton, AB
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4003 98 Street Northwest, Edmonton, T6E 6M8
+1 780-468-5233
Soccer is a fun and interactive way to exercise and maintain your health, so strap on your shin pads and lace up your cleats! Millwoods Soccer Association is a soccer club and recreation centre in Edmonton, where we offer lessons and hold tournaments. Kick around the ball with some friends; come by our centre to learn more! 
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8123 Roper Road NW, NORTH CENTRAL EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6E 6S4
Since its creation, the Alberta Soccer Association has grown to be the province’s largest individual sports association - reaching over 90, 000 members last year. With the goal of serving 23 Regular Members and 3 Associate Members, the Alberta Soccer Association: -Promotes participation in, and enhances development of, soccer in Alberta; -Promotes and supports all levels of soccer competition in Alberta including provincial and national selections; -Governs the sport of soccer in Alberta and produces supporting documentation such as policies and by-laws; Encourages and fosters personal de-velopment and training of all players, coaches and referees in the province; -Coordinates provincial festivals, tournaments and cup competitions on an annual basis; -Promotes respect and equality in the game and is inclusive to all members of society. 
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#84, 4003 98 Street, SOUTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6E 6M8
780-468-5233
Mill Woods Soccer Association (EMSA Mill Woods) operates in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada as part of the Edmonton Minor Soccer Association (EMSA). EMSA Mill Woods was established in 1979 and started its first season with only 250 players and three communities. It now includes all ten communities in Mill Woods, The Meadows, Ellerslie, Summerside and Beaumont and operates year round soccer programming. The EMSA Mill Woods soccer program, both indoor and outdoor, continues to grow at a phenomenal pace. During the Outdoor Season, EMSA Mill Woods had over 2, 200 children and youth registered to play soccer. The Indoor Season involved approximately 1, 400 community-based players. 
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9725 62 Avenue, SOUTHEAST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6E 0E4
780.700.2600
footbal team, Sports Team, Soccer club, Sports club 
11004 Ellerslie Road Sw, SOUTHWEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T6W 1E6
(780) 265-6289
21461 Fort Road Ne, RURAL NORTH EAST HORSE HILL, Edmonton, T5Y 6G7
(780) 472-6351
The Edmonton Croatia Soccer Club was formed in 1969 and continues today as one of Edmonton’s strongest adult amateur soccer clubs. The club currently has three Men’s teams: Dinamo, Hajduk and NK, one masters and one classics team. The clubs is renowned for its top facilities, including: two high class premier fields two additional full sized fields a training field enclosed dressing rooms with showers a fully functional gazebo with bar and kitchen facilities The club hosts the biggest friendly and small sided tournament in Alberta called the Joe’s Friendly. Rentals In addition to soccer games and tournaments, the grounds have been rented out for other functions including weddings, bridal showers, bachelor parties, gift openings, christening parties, picnics and barbecues, and other social events. Grand Opening of the Fields The grand opening of the fields coincided with the Club’s 20th anniversary and took place the long weekend in July 1989. The annual Croatian Soccer Tournament was the first tournament to be played at the fields. Today, the Club’s grounds consist of 10 acres of developed land. The grounds include a gazebo with a kitchen and eating area, 4 first class soccer fields, changing rooms with showers, as well as courts for other sports (badminton, volleyball and lawn bowling.) The grounds are open from spring to fall. In addition to the soccer games and tournaments that take place at the grounds, the grounds have been rented out for other functions, including weddings, bridal showers, bachelor parties, gift openings, christening parties, picnics and barbecues, and other social events. The grounds have been a rest point for t participants of the Albertalung Association’s bike race. 