Tryouts

• Please check in at the ER Clubhouse 20 minutes prior to your field time to receive your pinnie and pay your $20. We will be accepting cash only, so please have the exact amount.        CASH ONLY

• All sessions will be in Cornwall on the soccer or football turf, so please dress accordingly.

• Washrooms are not open in the clubhouse however will be available at The Terry Fox office.

• Head Coaches for the 2024 RC Premier teams will be announced shortly and contact information posted. Players must attend at least 2 of 3 sessions to be eligible. If a player cannot attend the team tryouts, they are to notify the coach in advance with the reason for the absence. The reason must be acceptable in order for the player to be considered for selection.

•  Please refer to the RC United Policy, if you have any further questions. 

Soccer in PEI, a 3-tier division system is often used to classify teams based on their skill levels and competitive performance. Here’s an overview of how these levels are typically structured:

1. Premier Division (Highest Skill Level)

• Skill Level: This is the top tier, featuring the most skilled and experienced players. Teams in this division play at an elite level, with advanced techniques, tactical understanding, and physical fitness.

• Competition: Premier division teams often participate in high-level competitions, facing tough opponents from other regions or leagues.

• Development: Many players in this division aim for professional or semi-professional opportunities. Training and commitment are intensive to maintain high performance.

2. First Division (Intermediate Skill Level)

• Skill Level: This is the middle tier, consisting of teams that display solid skills and understanding of the game but may not yet meet the premier division standards.

• Competition: Teams in the first division compete at a competitive level but may face less intense pressure compared to the premier division.

• Development: It serves as a pathway for players and teams aspiring to reach the premier division, focusing on refining skills and gaining experience.

3. Second Division (Entry/Developmental Level)

• Skill Level: This is the lowest tier, primarily for beginner or less experienced players who are building foundational skills.

• Competition: The second division is often less competitive, focusing more on participation, learning, and enjoyment of the game.

• Development: It emphasizes skill development, teamwork, and understanding the basics of soccer, serving as a starting point for players to move up the tiers.

This tiered structure is beneficial because it ensures balanced competition, helps teams compete against similarly skilled opponents, and creates opportunities for growth at every level.

U13 Girls Premier

Monday, April 15 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

Wednesday, April 17 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

Thursday, April 18 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

TRYOUTS COMPLETED

U13 Boys Premier

Monday, April 15 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf

Thursday, April 18 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf

Monday, April 22 6:45-8:00  @Football Turf

TRYOUTS COMPLETED

U15 Girls Premier

Tuesday, April 16 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

Tuesday, April 23 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

Wednesday, April 24 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

Tuesday, April 30 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf

U15 Boys Premier

Tuesday, April 16 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf

Thursday, April 18 6:45-8:00 @Football Turf

Monday, April 22 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

Tuesday, April 30 5:30-6:45 @Soccer Turf

U18 Girls Premier

Monday, April 15 5:30-6:45 @Football Turf

Thursday, April 18 5:30-6:45 @Football Turf

Monday, April 22 5:30-6:45 @Football Turf

TRYOUTS COMPLETED

U18 Boys Premier

Monday, April 15 6:45-8:00 @Football Turf

Wednesday, April 17 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf

Monday, April 22 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf

Monday, April 29 6:45-8:00 @Soccer Turf