COACHING INFO

We believe strongly in the power of our volunteer coaches as mentors and leaders of our athletes! Whether your soccer experience is vast, or you’re new to the game - we appreciate your willingness to learn and develop your skills!

We support our coaches through workshops, an online curriculum, and more! If you are interested in volunteer coaching for the upcoming season please register using the link below.

Are you interested in becoming a Phoenix FC coach? 

Complete “Coach/Staff” Registration

Provincials Declaration

Complete the form to declare your team for the Alberta Soccer Provincial Championships.

Coaching Courses

Step out on field and get certified!

Game Sheets

Please fill these game sheets out prior to your kick-off time. Game sheets are submitted to the referee to complete during the game. Referees will submit completed game sheets to the Phoenix FC Office.

Becoming A Coach

A Step-By-Step Guide

SafeSport Requirements

We are working to ensure that all of our coaches meet the SafeSport requirements for their teams.

Sherwood Park Coaching Courses

Four Outdoor 2026

We have also worked out an arrangement with St. Albert. For courses in St. Albert, coaches will need to pay the course fee, but it will be reimbursed by Phoenix FC.

Coaches will need to call St. Albert to pay, and mention they are coaching with Phoenix FC to qualify for a reduced rate. 

Active Start – April 20 - The Locker

FUNdamentals – April 18 - The Locker

Learn to Train – April 19 - The Locker

Soccer for Life – April 12 - The Locker

Volunteer Coach Self-Assessment & Mentorship

Great coaches are lifelong learners. At Phoenix FC, we believe the best coaching conversations begin with honest reflection. Our Volunteer Coach Self-Assessment provides coaches with an opportunity to evaluate their confidence, identify areas of strength, and highlight opportunities for growth across the key competencies of coaching.

Before completing the assessment, please make your own editable copy of the template by selecting File → Make a copy (or use the "Make a copy" option if provided in the shared link). This ensures your responses remain private and can be updated over time. Google Sheets also supports creating personal copies from shared templates.

Once you have completed your self-assessment:

  1. Share your completed copy with your assigned Program Director.

  2. Request a 20–30 minute mentorship conversation, either virtually or in person.

  3. During the meeting, you and your Program Director will review your reflections, celebrate successes, discuss challenges, and identify practical next steps that will support your continued development throughout the season.

These mentorship conversations are intended to be collaborative rather than evaluative. Your Program Director is the technical leader you regularly interact with during cohort training, making them the ideal person to provide ongoing guidance, answer questions, and help you achieve your coaching goals.

By taking time to reflect and engage in meaningful coaching conversations, you are helping create a positive learning environment for yourself and, ultimately, a better experience for every player you coach.

New!

Volunteer Coaching Self Assessment

Coaching Downloads

EMSA Portal Guide

(Updated 2025)

Coaching Honorariums

(Updated 2025)

Our 4 Pillars of Coaching

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Working
Hard

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Positive Team Spirit 

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Positive
Coaching

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Learning &
Improving

Team Apparel and Merchandise

Phoenix FC (SPDSA) is committed to maintaining a consistent and unified brand identity across all official platforms and vendors. To protect the integrity of our Phoenix FC brand, all team apparel and merchandise must be sourced through official club vendors. Any merchandise or team apparel not currently available via official club vendor sources (such as website stores) must receive written approval from the Marketing Director or Sporting Director before production.

Any unauthorized use of the Phoenix FC logo or branding by teams is prohibited.

  • Apparel: Includes any clothing or uniform items worn by players, coaches, parents, or staff, including, but not limited to, shirts, jackets, hoodies, pants, shorts, and head wear.

  • Merchandise: Refers to any team- or club-branded products intended for use, sale, or distribution, including, but limited to, items such as bags, hats, water bottles, and promotional materials.

  • Branding: Refers to the Phoenix FC logo, name, crest, colors, wordmarks, and other identifying visual elements associated with the club.

  • Approved Vendor: A supplier officially authorized by Phoenix FC to produce or sell apparel and merchandise featuring club branding.

  • Unauthorized Use: Any creation, alteration, or reproduction of Phoenix FC’s branding or merchandise without written approval from the Marketing Director or Sporting Director.

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