ABOUT US

Founded in 1954, the Aurora Soccer Club (ASC) inspires individuals and teams to develop a passion for soccer through an environment of sport, comradely, learning, belonging and fun for all with a broad array of competitive and recreational adult programming

Our quality soccer field and team experiences, pride in our members and social environment welcomes all who want to share their passion for the world’s most popular sport.

The ASC shall adhere to the Harassment Policy and Screening Handbook as published by Ontario Soccer. All minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

About The Club & Pictures

The Aurora Soccer Club (ASC) is a not-for-profit organization and has been a key community player in Aurora and the surrounding area for since 1954, promoting soccer and spectator opportunities for men and women. The ASC supports both recreational leagues and competitive teams and is committed to excellence in competition and talent. With an active player base in excess of 800 playing members from all over York Region playing in the OSL / OWSL and the ASL, the Club also has over 4,000 unique player attendances annually, and in excess of 4.5k subscribers to its newsletters and social media platform.

We are also proud to host several thousand social members both for sport related and social related activities on the field and in our fully equipped and licensed Clubhouse.

By promoting social memberships as well, the Club is a gathering place for senior soccer enthusiasts in the area, providing regular social events in addition to hosting local and international soccer activities.

The Clubhouse has been built by Club members through internal funding and now offers dressing rooms with showers, a licensed sports pub, dartboards and historical Club memorabilia walls.

The Clubhouse is fully licensed and offers a comfortable and friendly atmosphere to sporting supporters throughout the year.
The public are always welcome.

The Aurora Soccer Club shall adhere to the Harassment Policy and Screening Handbook as published and approved by The OSA. (All Minors must be accompanied by a Parent / Guardian at all times).