Our Programs
Grassroots (Ages 202X-202X)
Introducing future soccer stars, as young as three, to the beautiful game starting with engaging activities and scrimmages teaching physical literacy and teamwork.
Check out our age-based programs below and build your perfect soccer indoor season with our flexible seasonal options!
CMSA (Ages 202X-202X)
As a Nationally Youth Licensed Club, MUSC provides players of all abilities and aspirations with a suitable developmental and competitive platform providing * and U9 players with the option to enjoy their first taste of city league play, U10-11 Development and Development plus programs as well and Tier 1-5 programs for players 9-17 years of age. With the awarding of our Youth License in 2021 MUSC additionally provides APDL programs for 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 born boys and girls.
Check out our age-based programs below and build your perfect winter of soccer with our wide variety of programs!
House League (Ages 202X-202X)
The U9/U10/U11 In-Development program is for players born in 2017/16/15 who want to enjoy soccer in a fun, team-first environment. All sessions take place in-house at the Calgary Soccer Centre, with one practice and one game per week. This setup provides consistency and helps players feel comfortable and confident.
The focus at this age is on developing basic skills like dribbling, passing, and shooting, while also introducing simple team concepts such as spacing, defending together, and moving without the ball. Coaches create a positive, supportive atmosphere where every player gets equal playing time and a chance to grow.
There are no tryouts or standings in this program. Instead, we aim to build a love for the game by keeping sessions fun, active, and inclusive. Parents can expect a safe environment where their child will learn, make friends, and enjoy the experience of being part of a team.
APDL (202X-202X)
The Alberta PLayer Development League (APDL) is the top youth soccer league in Alberta, designed for players who are ready to compete at the highest level of the sport in the province. The league is operated by Alberta Soccer and is part of Canada Soccer’s National Youth Club Licensing framework, which ensures high standards in coaching, player development, and club operations.
At McKenzie United, our APDL pathway is part of our commitment to supporting players who are striving for post-secondary, provincial, or even national team opportunities.