Athletes U10–U18 (born 2007–2018) are eligible to register.
Yes! Many of our athletes are new to football. Our program is designed to meet players where they are, helping them build skills, confidence, and a strong foundation to prepare them for the next level.
Preseason (January – April)
Practice-Only Phase (April 1 – Mid-May)
Game Season (Mid-May – End of July)
Bus Transportation
Your registration fee is all-inclusive and covers everything your athlete needs to begin their Lions journey.
Registration includes:
There are no separate tryout fees, no hidden costs, and no additional payments once your athlete is registered.
Player evaluations begin with the first pre-season training session and continue through the first few outdoor practices in April. This extended evaluation period allows coaches to assess each athlete’s skill development, effort, coachability, and growth over time — not just on a single day.
Any roster decisions will be finalized by the end of Week 2 of outdoor practices in April, though timing may vary by team.
U10 & U12
There are no formal tryouts at the U10 and U12 levels. Our focus is on development, safety, and positive participation. If there are any safety or participation concerns, an individual meeting may be requested to discuss the best plan forward for the athlete.
Absolutely! Evaluations will continue during the outdoor, on-field practices at the beginning of April.
If you expect to miss both the pre-season and early outdoor practices, please reach out to us. We’ll connect you with the appropriate coach to discuss how we can best include your athlete in the season.
The tackle football registration fee is all-inclusive, meaning one registration covers your athlete’s full season.
Registration Fees:
Game Day Uniforms are an additional cost if required. Returning players may not require a new uniform.
The registration fee includes:
Please note: $200 of the registration fee is non-refundable as it supports upfront program costs for preseason and tryouts such as facility rentals, equipment, staffing, and league commitments incurred upon registration.
The club provides:
Families are responsible for:
Additional equipment is optional.
Yes. An athletic therapist is present at most practices and all games.
Player safety is a top priority. Coaches are trained in proper contact techniques and concussion awareness. League safety standards and return-to-play protocols are strictly followed.
We believe every child should have the opportunity to play football. Families needing financial support are encouraged to contact registration@cambridgelions.ca. We can help guide you through accessing community funding (such as Jumpstart) and discuss personalized payment arrangements.
Support may also be available through our Sponsor a Lion program. If you or someone you know is interested in contributing, please contact sponsorship@cambridgelions.ca.
Still have questions? No problem — we’re here to help.
Email secretary@cambridgelions.ca, and we’ll point you in the right direction.