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Exhibition Games

Hosting an Exhibition Game if both Teams are Members of SOSA
In accordance with Ontario Soccer Association Policy, SOSA grants annual blanket approval for all exhibition games played between teams with SOSA`s boundaries. As a result, any two teams that are registered members of SOSA can arrange for a sanctioned exhibition game.

In order for any such exhibition games to be considered sanctioned and thus eligible for insurance coverage, team officials are required to advise their club of the game details. Clubs are required to maintain a list of all intra-district exhibition games in which its teams compete in case there are any insurance inquiries.

Hosting an Exhibition game if one Team is not a Member of SOSA
Teams wishing to host an exhibition game against a team from outside SOSA (including other Districts in Ontario, other provinces, or other countries) must submit an Application to Host an Exhibition Game to SOSA.

Please note the deadlines for applications, particularly for out of province/country teams as these applications require the authorization of the OSA and/or the CSA.

Travelling to an Out-of-District Exhibition Game
Any team wishing to participate in an exhibition game outside the jurisdiction of  SOSA must submit an Application To Travel Form signed by their club together with proof that the exhibition game has been sanctioned by the parent organization of the Club hosting the exhibition game and the appropriate fee.

As these applications require District and sometimes O.S.A. and C.S.A. approval please pay particular attention to the deadlines for submission of the A.T.F.`s which are printed on the reverse side of the forms. Please note that travel outside Canada and the United States requires 60 days not 45 which is printed on the form

A team is covered by insurance through the OSA insurance policy for travel within Canada only. You may wish to purchase additional insurance for travel to provinces a great distance from Ontario, such as British Columbia or the Maritimes.