Wednesday 11 November 2026 · Canlan’s Scotia Barn, Burnaby, BC
U-14 Remembrance Day Holiday Jamboree
A one-day, high-energy arena soccer tournament bringing together some of the best young soccer teams in British Columbia. Only 8 team spots — early registration is encouraged.
At a glance
- Date
- Wed 11 Nov 2026
- Where
- Scotia Barn, Burnaby
- Age group
- U-14 (born 2013 or later)
- Format
- 7v7 including goalkeeper
- Teams
- Limited to 8
- Games
- 5 guaranteed
- Game length
- 25 minutes
- Entry fee
- $450 per team
Players born in 2013 or later (U-14 and younger). Rosters of 8 to 14 players — most teams carry 9–10.
How the day runs
- 9:00 AM – 12:00 PMDivision A round robin
- 12:00 PM – 3:00 PMDivision B round robin
- 3:00 PM – 5:00 PMConsolation bracket
- 5:00 PM – 7:00 PMChampionship bracket
All games are 25 minutes long, with a 5-minute changeover between matches. Games start promptly according to the official schedule.
Format
The 8 teams are divided into two divisions of four. A live draw sets the divisions about one week before the tournament. Each team plays 3 round-robin games.
Championship
- Top two from each division
- Semifinals: 1A vs 2B · 1B vs 2A
- Winners play the Jamboree Championship Final
- Semifinal losers play for 3rd place
Consolation
- 3rd and 4th from each division
- Semifinals: 3A vs 4B · 3B vs 4A
- Winners play for 5th place
- Semifinal losers play for 7th place
Every team is guaranteed 5 games.
Awards
- Jamboree Championship Trophy
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th place medals
- Most Sportsmanlike Player (MSP) trophy
- First Team All-Stars: 8 players receive All-Star trophies
Rules and coach info
Game clock and substitutions
- Games are 25 minutes. The official game clock controls playing time, and the buzzer ends each game.
- Unlimited substitutions during your team’s possession, except for injuries.
- Teams must be ready to play when the 5-minute changeover ends.
Offside
- A floating offside line is used.
- Offside resets when the ball crosses back over the centre line.
Pushing from behind near the boards
- A push from behind near the boards is a 12-yard penalty kick and a yellow or red card.
- A second such offence by the same player is an automatic red card and another penalty kick.
Red cards
- A player shown a red card sits out the rest of that game and the next game.
- A second red card in the tournament means disqualification from the rest of the event.
Penalty kicks and ball in play
- After a foul in the penalty area, players line up behind the red retreat line. The ball stays live after the kick, and players may play rebounds.
- The ball stays in play off the boards. Play stops if it hits the roof or netting, or goes into the players’ box.
- Goal kicks, throw-ins and corners as usual. Corner kicks are indirect. Roof restarts are indirect, from centre.
- A tied bracket final is decided by a Golden Goal shootout with a single shooter.
For coaches
- Submit your final roster before your first game: 8 to 14 players, born 2013 or later. Jersey numbers must be clearly visible for award selections.
- Only the official tournament warm-up ball is provided. Personal balls are not allowed on the field during changeovers.
- Coaches, players and spectators treat referees, tournament staff and opposing teams with respect.
- Please use the garbage bins and help keep dressing rooms, washrooms and spectator areas clean.
New to arena soccer?
Arena soccer is soccer — just faster, more intense, and indoors. End-to-end rushes, tons of touches and quick decisions, goals and rebounds off the boards: a safe, affordable and fun way to play through the winter. Some call it “Sockey”. See the Major Arena Soccer League at maslsoccer.com.
Scotia Barn has warm indoor viewing, a restaurant overlooking the field, and spectator zones right behind the glass. Players love the energy; spectators love the atmosphere. The perfect way to stay sharp over the Remembrance Day holiday.
Questions
Rich Giebelhaus, Athletic Club BC