A great mix of drills, activities and games for ages 13 to 15! This program is similar in format to our U19 Skills program - it's a slightly shorter season (7 weeks instead of 9), Saturday afternoons on grass.
In this weekly co-ed skills program, participants will be taught by experienced instructors who can help them with everything from a basic flick to O & D fundamentals.
All activities have been modified to adhere to the provincial Return to Sport guidelines.
2020 U16 Grass Program
Playing Info
- Format: A skills development program with a mix of drills, activities and games
- Duration: 7 weeks (see dates below).
- Times: Saturday afternoons, 1-3 pm.
- Location: Kingscrest Park
- Age: 13-15 years old
- Inclusivity: All players are welcome, including LGBTQ2+ and transgender.
Learn new techniques and strategies from expert instructors in a fun and welcoming environment.
Cleats or runners can be used on grass fields, but we recommend cleats.
Everyone must bring a dark AND white t-shirt. If you don't have one, or would like to get a VUL reversible shirt, then please choose that option during the registration process. Check here for a sizing guide.
Important Dates for 2020
| August 12 | Online Registration Opens |
| September 12 | Program Begins |
| September 21 | Online Registration Closes |
| October 10 | NO Clinics - Thanksgiving |
| October 31 | Clinics Finish |
2019 Fees (2020 Fees Coming Soon)
| Single | $40.00 |
| Single with VUL reversible jersey | $55.00 |
How to register
All players should be age 13 to 15 (as of December 31 this year). However, we will consider younger kids joining on a case-by-case basis.
This is not a team based program. We divide players up based upon skill level. However, everyone will have a chance to play with each other as we move through the various skills and games.
Complete these steps to register:
- All registration is done online, and payment can be done online with a major credit card, or you can give us a cheque/cash the first time you attend the program.
- Before the first game, all players must create an account on this website, and agree to the Statement of Consent.
- On an annual basis, all players must provide Parental Consent. This is now done online. When a player registers, they are asked for their parent or guardian's contact information. Emails are then sent to the player and parent/guardian with instructions on how to provide consent.
If you have a question, check out our Youth FAQ for answers. If you still need help, email youth@vul.ca
To view BC Ultimate and the VUL's Return to Play plans, please see our VUL Response to COVID-19 article.