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Cherry Beach Soccer Club, located in Toronto, is a rapidly growing club that offers soccer programs for children, youth, and adults in the Beaches and downtown core areas. Founded in 2009 as a not-for-profit organization, the club has seen a significant increase in membership, with 56 house league teams, 10 competitive teams, and 6 adult teams.
The club provides recreational house league, skills development, and all-star/rep competitive soccer for individuals of all ages, from 5 years old to adults. The club holds its programs on the turf fields at Cherry Beach and is sanctioned by the Toronto Soccer Association (TSA). The coaching staff consists of approximately 50 volunteer coaches and 25 certified coaches, with a focus on developing both players and referees.
In 2012, Cherry Beach Soccer Club moved to Monarch Park School Field, which provided a more permanent home for the club. This new location includes domed stadiums and state-of-the-art soccer fields, allowing for year-round programming and field time for over 2,400 players during the summer. The move also enabled the club to expand its adult teams and offer a wide range of soccer opportunities for players of all levels.
Club president and coach John Hendriks is passionate about the impact of soccer on individuals and communities. With a background in soccer from his upbringing in Zaire, Hendriks believes that soccer has the power to bring people together, regardless of age, gender, or economic status. Cherry Beach Soccer Club aims to provide high-quality coaching and a welcoming environment for players to develop their skills and love for the game.
For those looking to join a soccer club that prioritizes community, inclusivity, and excellence in coaching, Cherry Beach Soccer Club offers a range of programs for players of all ages and skill levels. With a strong emphasis on recreational soccer, competitive opportunities, and year-round development, the club is dedicated to providing a positive and enriching soccer experience for all its members.