Our roots run deep.
– Est. 1967 –
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APDL Open Trials
Alberta Player Development League (APDL) is where Blizzard's highest-level players train, compete, and get noticed. 2026 - 2027 APDL trials & intake are open for any player who wants to compete for a spot.
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APL Boys Soccer Camp
Train alongside Calgary Blizzard Men’s APL players at the new APL Boys Soccer Camp featuring high-level training, mentorship, and fun for U8–U13 athletes this summer.
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All Girls Camp
Designed for girls who love the game, this camp focuses on technical development, creativity, teamwork, and game play in a supportive, empowering environment. Led by our top coaches, players will train hard, make new friends, and level up their game.
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Leicester City
Our annual Leicester City camp is back again! Leicester City coaches are back this summer at CBSC for our annual camps, don’t miss your chance to register!
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Community Registration
Blizzard in the Community brings our expert-led programming to Kincora, Nolan Hill, Valley Ridge, and Sage Hill – so your child can take their first steps in the game close to home. Open to all players aged 3–8, with no experience required.
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Summit Goalkeeping
Blizzard SC partners with Summit Goalkeeping to deliver position-specific goalkeeper development for U10 and older athletes.
Programs
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Where the love for the game begins. Blizzard's Roots program is a high-energy, co-ed introduction to soccer for players aged 4–6 – built around fun, movement, and falling in love with the ball. Every session follows Canada Soccer's Player Pathway and is led by our expert Foundation Phase staff. No experience needed. Just show up ready to play.
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The game gets real. Blizzard's U7–U9 Roots program builds foundational soccer skills in a fun, high-energy environment – developing ball confidence, attacking and defending basics, and genuine game understanding. Led by our expert Foundation Phase staff and grounded in Canada Soccer's Player Pathway. The perfect next step for your growing player.
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This is where players learn to compete. Blizzard's Core program brings U10–U13 players into CMSA league soccer across a full range of tiers – from first-time players to those pushing toward the top. With technical training led by our Lead Technical Directors, goalkeeper development with Summit Goalkeeping, and two development streams for U10–U11 players, there's a place here for every player at every level.
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Where players find their level and raise it. Blizzard's Reach program brings U14–U19 players into CMSA Indoor and Outdoor league soccer across Tiers 1–6 – from seasonal and recreational players to those pushing toward the top flight. With technical training led by our Lead Technical Directors, goalkeeper development with Summit Goalkeeping included, Reach is built for every player at this stage of their journey.
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This is where Blizzard's best players get noticed. Our APDL program is a complete performance environment – featuring periodized training, licensed coaches, strength & conditioning, mental performance, nutrition, and video analysis. Fully aligned with Canada Soccer's Player Development Program and regularly scouted by national team staff, the APDL is where Calgary's most ambitious players take the next step.
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Soccer, right in your neighbourhood. Blizzard in the Community brings expert-led programming to Kincora, Nolan Hill, Valley Ridge, and Sage Hill – open to all players aged 3–8 with no experience required. For U4–U6, every session is built around imaginative play and storytelling. For U7–U9, it's about building real ball confidence and game understanding. Led by our Foundation Phase staff, with a Blizzard training top included for every new player.
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Whether you're chasing a title or just looking for a great group to play with, Blizzard has a place for you. Our adult program spans recreational to competitive tiers across the Calgary Women's Soccer Association and Calgary United Soccer Association – from AMSL to Division 5. With a strong social community at its core and play-up opportunities for players aged 16–18, the Blizzard family doesn't stop at graduation.
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From Leicester City training camps to our 3v3 Christmas Cup and supplemental A67 training, our camps and events provide high-energy development opportunities that challenge players, build confidence, and strengthen community.
The Orange Way
Calgary Blizzard SC is Calgary's longest-serving soccer club, developing players and building community since 1967. We offer youth and adult soccer programs across Northwest Calgary for players aged 4 to adult – from our grassroots Roots program for our youngest players, through competitive Core and Reach programming, to our elite Alberta Player Development League teams. Whether your child is taking their first kick or chasing a professional pathway, there's a place for everyone at Blizzard.
Our Story
It all began in 1967, when Marino Sedran and Gordon Hawkins took a team of 11 and 12-year-old Calgary boys to Expo 67 in Montreal. Upon their return, they adopted the name of a defunct Canadian Junior Football team – the "North Hill Blizzards" – and remodelled the squad around six of the original players. Competing against Northwest Calgary teams, that early Blizzard side went on to win three National Championships, claiming the title in 1971.
More than fifty years later, that same spirit drives everything we do. From a single team of curious kids to one of Canada's most credentialed clubs, Blizzard has always been about development, dedication, and belief – the foundation of what we call The Orange Way.
Thank you to our club & team sponsors!
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