Click here to Register for the Rep/Dev Program

For Spring 2027 Rep/Dev season the age levels are as follows:

U10 = 2017                               U14 = 2013

U11 = 2016                               U15 = 2012

U12 = 2015                               U16 = 2011

U13 = 2014                               U17/18 = 2010/2009

*Divisions are subject to change based on registration numbers.

The RYSA Rep and Development Program is designed for motivated youth players ready to further their technical and tactical abilities within a player-centered, development-focused environment. For players interested in taking their soccer game to the next level. Our program provides age- and stage-appropriate training and competition, with an emphasis on supporting players as they progress along the Canada Soccer Pathway and providing structured, positive-learning opportunities to develop their abilities through increased training and competitive experiences.

Play is more competitive with focus on developing technical skills.  Dev and Rep Teams will practice throughout the Fall, Winter and Spring. Teams in this program have the option of playing in tournaments or playing in the Thompson Okanagan Youth Soccer League (TOYSL) with travel in the Okanagan/Shuswap region April to June 2027.

Our Mission

To foster a lifelong love for the game of soccer by providing a safe, inclusive, and high-quality development environment for the youth of Revelstoke.

Our Vision

To build a sustainable, competitive pathway that allows local athletes to achieve their highest personal and athletic potential right here in the mountains.

Guiding Principles

Technical Literacy: Prioritizing individual ball mastery, spatial awareness, and tactical understanding.

Personal Growth: Using sports to teach resilience, accountability, work ethic, and leadership.

Community Pride: Creating a competitive environment where local players and coaches can successfully challenge larger provincial clubs.

Inclusivity: Ensuring every player has a structured pathway to improve, regardless of their starting ski l level

Tournament Teams: These teams will participate in tournaments only. They will not participate in the TOYDA or TOYSL leagues. Teams will select the out-of-town tournaments they want to attend and submit their choices to the Rep Director, no later than January 15th 2027.

TOYDA Teams (U10-U12): Regional League Games are held every Sunday with the occasional Saturday from mid-April to the end of June, with most games taking place out of town (Revelstoke, Kamloops, Salmon Arm or Vernon). 

TOYSL Teams (U13-U18): Regional League Games are held every Sunday with the occasional Saturday from the beginning of April to the end of June, with most games taking place out of town (Revelstoke, Kamloops, Salmon Arm, Vernon, Kelowna Area or Penticton). If a team wins their division they will attend the BC Provincial B-Cup (games Thursday-Sunday; 2027 dates/place TBA)

Each team will decide, no later than, December 15th, 2026 whether they will be a 2027 tournament, TOYDA or TOYSL team. Decisions must be submitted to the Rep Director by Dec. 15th, 2026. 

Little Bear Tournament: All Dev/Rep teams volunteer and participate in the Revelstoke Little Bear Tournament on September 11th and 12th, 2027. Team volunteer funds are earned through your volunteer coverage.

All players interested in Dev/Rep MUST register online at www.revsoccer.com.  Payment can be made online.

The full year cost of Rep/Dev is $300 per player. The fee includes player insurance, House fees, referee fees, TOYSL fees, equipment and player uniforms. A refund will be issued should the player not be successful or no team is available in the age category. Teams practice indoors in school gyms during the Winter and early Spring. Practice days and times are determined by the Rep/Dev Coach and gym space availability.

Indoor Practice Times for Fall 2025 / Winter 2027: TBA

Questions about programs or registration can be directed to contact@revsoccer.com

Team Formation

RYSA aims to form teams that allow the greatest number of players to participate and enjoy the beautiful game at each level of soccer.

As a smaller community, we often need to combine players from more than one age group to form stable teams. Following registration, the RYSA Board and Coaches work together to review registration numbers and coordinate teams based on the players available in each age group.

In an ideal world, we would have enough players to form teams within every age group. In reality, registration numbers usually determine how our teams are structured from year to year.

Our goal is to create teams that provide players with a positive, competitive environment where they can learn, develop their skills, build confidence, and enjoy playing soccer with their teammates.