• Fever (see below)
• Chills
• Cough or worsening of chronic cough
• Shortness of breath
• Sore throat
• Runny nose
• Loss of sense of smell or taste
• Headache
• Fatigue
• Diarrhea
• Loss of appetite
• Nausea and vomiting
• Muscle aches

While less common, symptoms can also include:

• Stuffy nose
• Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
• Dizziness, confusion
• Abdominal pain
• Skin rashes or discoloration of fingers or toes.

Powell River Soccer is going to offer socially distanced soccer CO-ED technical sessions, at the turf on a first come first serve bases on Mondays.

There will be 2 sessions a 4PM session and a 515PM session if needed. The field will be set up for a minimum 20 people. It will be offered for U12 - U18 players. All players will need to listen and follow all the rules provided by the volunteer coaches.

We are hoping to offer spring soccer for the first time ever in Powell River.  The club is waiting for BC Soccer to enter Phase 2 of the return to play plan before we can offer this session. 

We are looking to run an April to mid June session outside.  

SPRING HOUSE from April to June

fee $50

Members and Affiliated Clubs Next Steps for Phase 1 Return

For those Members and Affiliated Clubs that do want to offer soccer activity in accordance with the Canada Soccer approved BC Soccer Return to Play Phase 1 Plan - Recommendations and Guidelines, the following four mandatory steps must be completed by a Senior Board or Staff Member (signing officer is ideal):

1. Review BC Soccer’s Return to Play Plan Phase 1 – Recommendations and Guidelines and ViaSport’s Return to Sport Guidelines for B.C.
2. Fully complete Canada Soccer’s “Return to Soccer Assessment Tool” which requires the organization to commit to offer soccer activity under the terms in BC Soccer’s Return to Play Plan Phase 1 – Recommendations and Guidelines.
3. Pass a board motion supporting the soccer activity that the organization is choosing to offer under the terms.
4. Establish the training program(s) and offer the safest possible environment for all participants that choose to participate.

The health authorities in BC determine how quickly sport (and soccer) may be able to move to future phases.

Phase 1 for Soccer aligned with Via Sport's “Transition Measures" phase in the Sport Activity Chart.

If you have a complaint this is the process that you should follow:

1.  Wait 24 hours

2.  Speak with the team manager or division manager

3. If your concern is not resolved please complete the complaints form.   COMPLAINT FORM  Email the form to the email below when completed.

This form will be reviewed by a minimum of 3 board members.

4.  You can expect to have your complaint addressed within 1 week of the complaint being submitted to board.  The board will follow up with the complaint and bring the parties together if needed.   

Mailing Address

Box233
Powell River B.C.
V8A 5P4

prsoccerregistrar@gmail.com