Schedules
Check back onto this page often for changes – further weeks will be published as soon as possible. You should be confirming game times every week as the schedule can often change after it’s published.Click the RED banner for the schedule you want.
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Subject to change without notice
Soccer Fields Status
Fields are closed or opened at the discretion of the City of Port Coquitlam and the status posted on their website.
Status is updated by 8:00 am on weekends, and usually by 3:00 pm on weekdays.
Find current field status by clicking here.
Gates Park Field Layout
Locations
Port Coquitlam Euro-Rite FC field locations are listed below and marked on the map with the blue flags. For a more detailed map click on each of the parks in the list. U5-U7 are generally played at the mini complex at Minnekhada, U8-U10 are at Gates Grass 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B and 3C and most U11-U18 home games are played at Gates Park.
The Location of most soccer fields in Metro Vancouver can be found here
Aggie Park – Corner of Flint Street and Coquitlam Avenue
Cedar Park – Prairie Avenue just west of Cedar Drive
Citadel Middle School – 1265 Citadel Drive
Ecole des Pionniers – Corner of Partricia Avenue and Sefton Street
Evergreen Park- Corner of Cedar Drive and Lombardy Drive
Gates Park – Corner of reeve Street and Wilson Ave Street
Minnekhada – Laurier Avenue; across from Hyde Creek Pool
McLean Park – corner of Grant Avenue and Wellington Street
Pitt River Middle School – 2070 Tyner Street
Terry Fox Park – adjacent to Terry Fox Secondary School, 1260 Riverwood Gate
Field use is controlled by the City of Port Coquitlam. Certain fields are only available to us for games, and some are not available at all. The City needs to balance all field user groups, as well as maintain the quality of the fields. All fields listed above are strictly OFF LIMITS unless schedule by the Club.
Grass fields are NOT to be used for any training activities during the playing season (September to April). Grass fields can not withstand usage above that allocated for games. Additional usage from team training will result in damage fields, and thus increase the likelihood that the fields will not last the entire season.
Fields are closed to prevent damage to the fields, and to protect players from injury. Fields will be closed when saturated from heavy rainfall, frozen or frost covered from cold temperatures, snow covered, or if previously damaged. Fields will be evaluated with a focus of keeping them usable for the entire season, not to allowing any one game to proceed. During the non-playing season (May to August) fields may also be closed to allow recovery, re-growth or repair.
Any member of the club executive who has inspected/ evaluated the field condition may close a field. If fields are marginal they will be inspected on an individual basis, since conditions may vary from park-to-park. Since conditions may change throughout the day; regardless of the posted fields status, its is the ultimate responsibility of the referee to evaluate conditions before and during the game to ensure the field is not being damaged. Any decisions made by the referee with respect to field condition must be respected by all teams. Coaches are not to cancel games due to weather.
The City of Port Coquitlam will update field status by 8:00 am on Saturdays and Sundays. Mid-week closures can occur. Please check the City’s website during severe weather conditions.
Closures are shown on the City of Port Coquitlam website. See below for their site.
| Temperature* | Dry/Clear | Raining or snowing |
| Above 2˚ | Normal Practice | Normal Practice |
| 0˚ to 2˚ | Normal Practice | Limit to 40 minutes outside |
| -3˚ to 0˚ | Limit to 30 minutes outside | No Practice |
| -4˚ or below | No Practice | No Practice |
*Note temperature should be taken including wind chill
When air quality is poor we follow BC Soccer’s Air Quality Safety Guidelines.
How do we know if we can practice or not?
- Click on Air quality website >> https://weather.gc.ca/airquality/pages/bcaq-004_e.html
- If the AQHI is a 7 or higher, practices are cancelled as per BC Soccer’s Air Quality Safety Guidelines:
Incorporating AQHI into your training practices, Access the latest AQHI calculations then,
- If air quality is “3” or below continue with training as normal.
- If air quality is an index of “4 – 6” then be prepared to adjust the practice by:
- Reducing the intensity.
- Reducing the duration of the practice.
- Providing resting periods.
- If air quality is “7” or above cancel
A team’s violation of the Port Coquitlam Euro-Rite FC field use policy by either playing on a closed field, or training on a game field during the playing season, will result in the following consequences:
-First time; Warning.
-Second time; The team will have training time suspended.
-Fines may also be assessed by the City for violations- these will be passed along to the responsible teams.