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About Limestone City Football Club 

Limestone City FC (LCFC) was formed in the fall of 2004 with the main objective of getting competitive adult soccer restarted in the Kingston area after its absence for many years. Apart from a Clippers U-21 team playing in the ERSL for the previous couple of years there had been no other teams playing competitively. LCFC entered a men’s U-21team in the ERSL and a Women’s U-21 team in the Ontario Women’s Soccer League (OWSL) in the summer of 20005 and both enjoyed successful campaigns. The men’s team won their division and the women finished third. This summer we will add two open aged teams to the U-21’s teams. The men’s team will play in the Ottawa Carlton League and the women’s in the OWSL.

Limestone City Football Club (2004) is a not for profit organization run by volunteers. The club has been formed to help bring a competitive level of soccer that currently does not exist, to the Kingston area. Developmental soccer will be provided through U-21 men’s and women’s teams and Senior Open men’s and women’s teams, as well as Recreational men’s and women’s teams. The intention of the Club is to promote and enhance the development of soccer through competitive play and quality coaching. Competitive players at Youth Clubs will now be provided with a path to progress from the upper youth age limits to competitive soccer at the U-21 and Senior- Open levels. By doing this we hope to develop a higher profile for soccer in the area and greater opportunities for players with potential, to progress.

Sphere of Activity

Limestone City FC is located in Kingston and it is anticipated that a Senior Men’s and a Senior Women’s competitive league will be formed by SOSA. Teams will be actively recruited from a zone bordered by Trenton through Brockville and areas north (i.e. SOSA District). An agreement has been formulated between the Frontenac Secondary School Ernestown Seconday School and Limestone City FC in order that both a practice and playing field can be secured for use by the Club. It is the intention of the Club to actively pursue the installation of high calibre playing fields in the Kingston area. Future plans include the installation of artificial turf fields. These fields would increase available playing and practice times, help promote soccer in the area, and ultimately give Kingston greater exposure on the Provincial soccer scene.

Format of Play

Our men’s and a women’s U-21 teams would play in the ERSL (East Regional Soccer League). If for some reason the ERSL U21 Division is discontinued, these teams might join our Senior Open men’s and women’s teams in the new SOSA District League. We anticipate that the SOSA league would be comprised of 6 to 8 competitive teams, with at least 3/4 from the Kingston area. It is not the Club’s intention to interfere with or diminish the operations of the KWSC or the GKSSA, in fact players on competitive teams are not restricted from playing on one or more recreational teams. So, we would hope that the KWSC and the GKSSA see our initiative as a way to provide more opportunities for players seeking a higher competitive level of play.

Sponsorship

We will actively seek out sponsorships to help defray costs of team operation and to promote soccer. It is also anticipated that soccer will promote sponsorships in a win-win situation.

Promotion of Soccer

It is essential that soccer in the Kingston area take a higher profile. The recent success of international play in the area is indicative of the interest in soccer. A much higher profile is needed in terms of venues, competition, player profiles, and media attention.

It is the club’s  intention to pursue all avenues of promotion and to provide better opportunities for player development for area Youth Clubs.

E-Mail LCFC Executive

  • President:  Gord Lever
  • Co Vice Presidents:  Brian Morton & Maris MacLellan
  • Secretary:  Henk Kuchlein
  • Treasurer:  Glen Unan
  • Registrar:  Amy Matthews
  • Projects Manager: Kevin MacLellan 
  • Women’s Recreational: Kate Fisher
  • Women’s Open Age Competitive: Miranda Hein
  • Member @ Large: John Turner
  • Member @ Large: Kin Leung

 

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