About the club
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Our Vision
Personal excellence for all our players, coaches, referees, and staff.
Vision: Personal excellence for all our players, coaches, referees, and staff
Mission: To be the best small-town soccer club in Canada in terms of governance, operations, and technical programming.
Values: Leadership, excellence, respect, fun, wellness, integrity.
Strategic Pillars:
- Player: "A place for everyone"
- Coach: "Coaches are supported and uphold the values of the club"
- Referee: "Respect for the role"
- Admin: "Capacity to execute strategy"
Player
Objective:
- Expand base-level enrolment
- Provide players with fun, engaging, and social development experiences
- Establish a technical team to oversee the creation, and success of each division and to maximize the development of every child, no matter the level they are playing in
- Promote and support Soccer for Life
- Reflect the diversity of our community in our membership
- Aspire to continuously push the boundaries of our player development programming and seek to achieve higher standards
Coach
Objective:
- Establish a coach development plan outlining a standards for qualifications for each division
- Establish an in-house coach development program that enables all coaches to best understand and administer the club's technical plan
- Communicate the responsibility of coaches to respect club policy, technical plan, and vision
- Establish a system of coach appreciation and reward
Referee
Objective:
- Establish a referee development plan outlining how referees are recruited, trained, and developed
- Increase referee staff capacity through consistent recruitment and competitive wages
- Create an optimal game environment and club culture for referees to develop
- Establish a system of referee appreciation and reward
Administration
Objective:
- Ensure success for the club through good governance, standard-based practices, and best practices
- Aim to achieve MA level 2 within the next year, and aspire to be a national youth license club at some point in the future
- Ensure continued success by maintaining club infrastructure, expanding club infrastructure, and new infrastructure initiatives
- Build stronger corporate sponsorship
- Continue to develop positive communication with the membership creating a trusting and valued relationship
Our History
Comox Valley United Soccer Club came into existence in 1999
We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.
Through the hard work of its founding members led by our first club president, Rob Moore. The creation of Comox Valley United Soccer brought together several youth and adult soccer organizations within the Comox Valley and ‘united’ them under one umbrella. The success of that merger is evident throughout the soccer community as Rob led the club on exciting projects that included the construction of the Valley View clubhouse, the club presence on the regional playing field initiative that brought new fields and training facilities on line for the benefit of our club members.
The leadership and vision for soccer in the valley promoted by Rob Moore has carried on with the many people that have taken on leadership roles within our club and community. That collective effort is best demonstrated by the extensive and endearing efforts made by club members to bring the Vanier Turf project to fruition. Moving forward the club has many other goals and objectives associated to our playing fields and facilities.
Along with the work on fields and facilities, our club has produced quality soccer teams and programs and soccer development continues to be a priority for our club. Seeing our youth players move on to regional, provincial and national programs is a proud accomplishment for our club. Also important for our programming is the focus on giving our membership options for transitioning from youth programs locally and into both recreational and competitive programs as an adult. CVUSC wants to continue to make soccer a life long passion!
Meet Our Staff
Board of Directors
The CVUSC's Board of Directors are elected by the club's membership
The Comox Valley United Soccer Club is a not-for-profit organization.
To be announced. Please watch this space.
If you are interested in standing for election, please submit your nomination to info@cvusc.org
If you're interested in attending the next AGM, a sign up form will be linked once the date is announced.
Latest News
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Thanksgiving 2026
CVUSC works with over 400 volunteers every year, and the club is always looking for more hands. Here is what volunteers do and what is required to sign up.
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Development, Volunteers and Facilities: What the Club Is Working On
Player, coaching and referee development, volunteer recruitment, and the facilities the club has built and still wants to build — a short summary of where CVUSC is putting its effort.
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Volunteer With CVUSC
CVUSC works with over 400 volunteers every year, and the club is always looking for more hands. Here is what volunteers do and what is required to sign up.
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We love you Darrin ❤️ ⚽️
In memory of Darrin McLeod June 22, 1965 to April 23, 2023
