Vancouver Whitecaps Summer Camp at Kensington Field
Register for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC soccer camp to be held at Kensington Park August 20-24. The sessions are in the mornings 9-11 am.
Cost is $139 per individual or $263 for 2 siblings from the same family ($15 saving).
- Specialized instruction from Whitecaps FC staff coaches
- Whitecaps FC player visit
- Official Whitecaps FC training curriculum
- Official camp t-shirt, giveaways, and daily juice
Kick it with Vancouver Whitecaps FC this summer. Camp manager and former Whitecaps FC and World Cup captain Sam Lenarduzzi along with Caps coaches ensure boys and girls of all levels are challenged, focused and having fun in a professional club environment.
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 Graduating Girls Team - United
This year, the graduating U18 United girls’ team placed first in the Gold-2 division league with a record of 15 wins, 0 losses & 1 draw for 46 points (scoring 60 goals while only conceding 13). The team finished 5 points ahead of the second place team despite playing two fewer games.
Over the past three years, the team has compiled a record of 36 wins, 1 loss & 8 draws while competing at the U18 gold division league play.
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KLM Teams 2 for 2 in Championships
The two KLM teams in the 4 District Cup Finals won!!
The U14 Silver 2 Kryptonians were down 1-0 at halftime but came back to win 2-1.
The U15 Silver 1 Fusion dug an even deeper hole and were down 2-0 at halftime. The boys played an outstanding second half and won 5-2.
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Graduating Players to be Recognized
In February, 2011 the KLM Board approved a Graduating Player of the Year award. The Club wants to recognize one outstanding male and one outstanding female at the end of their last year of youth soccer.
To be eligible for this award, the nominated player must meet the requirements of the Justin Manhas Leadership Award PLUS they must have given back to the Club and youth soccer in some significant way during their time with KLM. This contribution can take the form of officiating, running lines, coaching a younger team or assisting with a team, or volunteering/helping the Club in some other capacity. This award does not replace the Justin Manhas Award for the graduating team as it is a totally separate form of recognition. All players on graduating teams are eligible even if they are Justin Manhas Award winners. The only other criteria is that they must be a graduating player in their last year of juvenile soccer.
Graduating Players of the Year winners will be recognized by KLM at their AGM at which time they will receive a plaque and a $250 prize. A team or club official will need to be present at that time to give some background on the player’s history and contributions to KLM.
This will be the first year that this award will be presented. It is part of the long-term recognition program of players, team officials, referees and executive volunteers who all contribute to make KLM work and make it one of the best clubs in the lower mainland.
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KLM Scholarships
This year, for the first time in the history of the KLM Soccer Association, the club will be awarding a $500 scholarship to a successful male and female applicant heading from Grade 12 to a post-secondary institution.
Applications and qualification outlines will be forwarded to all U18 teams and the information will also be posted on the website in the spring of 2012. It is expected that, to be eligible, players will need to submit their applications by mid-September of next year.
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KLM Joins With Community Centres to Offer Soccer Camps
Kensington Little Mountain (KLM) and two area community centre’s, Kensington Community Center (KCC) and Mount Pleasant Community Centre (MPCC) have come together in a collaborative initiative to deliver a joint recreational Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer Camps. This joint partnership will greatly enhance the soccer skills of our area youth in order to perpetuate the game of soccer at the 3-5 and 6-12 age levels. This program will allow us to recruit new boys and girls to KLM and give exposure to our club in the community while jointly sharing coaches and facilities. This unification will strengthen the presence of soccer in the local area.
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