Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted Partner for Soccer Programs in Aurora
Founded in 1954, the Aurora Soccer Club (ASC) has been a cornerstone of community engagement in York Region. We provide inclusive soccer programming for adults through competitive leagues, recreational play, and walking soccer initiatives. Our state-of-the-art Clubhouse serves as a hub for social events, spectator activities, and community gatherings. With over 800 active members and 4,000 annual attendees, we combine athletic excellence with social responsibility, adhering to Ontario Soccer's safety and harassment policies. Our volunteer-driven model has sustained this legacy for nearly seven decades. 
Services
Competitive Soccer
Recreational Soccer
Walking Soccer
CoEd Soccer
Clubhouse Events
Details
- Year established: 1954
Highlights and features
- Canada's longest-standing adult soccer club with 70+ years of community impact
- Inclusive programming for competitive players and recreational participants
- Modern Clubhouse facility with licensed social space and event capabilities
- Specialized walking soccer sessions for older adults and mobility-challenged players
- Commitment to safety through Ontario Soccer's certified harassment prevention policies
Associations and certifications
- Ontario Soccer
What people say
Inclusive programs for all ages
Historic community institution
Quality playing facilities
Welcoming social environment
Adaptive walking soccer options
Services
Competitive Soccer
ASC's competitive teams compete in Ontario Soccer League divisions for men and women. The Hearts and Lions represent men's teams in Friday night matches, while the Spurs showcase women's talent on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Games alternate between our Clubhouse and Fleury Field facilities.
Recreational Soccer
Summer evening recreational leagues operate Monday-Friday with 7pm and 9pm kickoffs. Women's open-age leagues and men's age-graded divisions (O35, O45, O50) provide accessible community soccer for casual players seeking regular match participation.
Walking Soccer
Wednesday evening walking soccer sessions offer modified non-contact play for older adults and mobility-challenged participants. Short-sided games with goalies accommodate mixed skill levels, featuring organized team balancing and rest breaks during 70-minute matches.
CoEd Soccer
Open-age CoEd and pickup games every Friday evening at Clubhouse provide casual play opportunities. Random team selection ensures balanced competition in this summer-season program that welcomes all skill levels and experience backgrounds.
Clubhouse Events
Our licensed Clubhouse hosts community events, charity fundraisers, and spectator gatherings. Facilities include dressing rooms, sports pub area, and event space that supports both soccer-related functions and broader community engagement initiatives.
People
Martin Ambrose
President
Martin leads ASC's strategic direction with extensive experience in community sports management. He oversees operations and long-term planning for Canada's oldest adult soccer organization.
John Aird
Past President
John contributes institutional knowledge as Past President, supporting continuity in ASC's governance. His leadership experience spans multiple decades of community soccer development.
Brian Casey
Vice President, Soccer Operations
Brian manages day-to-day soccer operations across all programs. He ensures quality delivery of competitive and recreational leagues while maintaining facility standards.
Paul Archibald
Treasurer
Paul oversees ASC's financial management and sustainability. He maintains fiscal responsibility for Canada's longest-standing adult soccer club's operations and development projects.
Todd Kropelin
Director, Property
Todd manages property and facility development for ASC's historic grounds. He maintains the Clubhouse and playing fields that serve thousands of annual visitors.
Questions
What soccer programs does ASC offer for older adults?
ASC provides walking soccer sessions every Wednesday evening for older adults and mobility-challenged players. Our O50, O45, and O35 men's leagues also cater to mature participants.
Can I play casual soccer without joining a team?
Yes! Our Friday evening pickup and CoEd games allow casual participation without team commitments. Teams are randomly selected before each match.
Is the Clubhouse open to the public?
Our licensed Clubhouse welcomes the public for soccer matches, social events, and community gatherings. It features a sports pub area and historical memorabilia displays.
How do I register for soccer programs?
Registration details appear on our website and social media channels. Walking soccer registration opens annually, while competitive league signups follow Ontario Soccer League schedules.
What community initiatives does ASC support?
We host charity events like the ASC Poker Night benefiting South Lake Hospital. Our facility supports local soccer development and community engagement through social programming.
