For Parents

Everything you'd want to ask, in one place

Pricing, policies, safety, and what a first session looks like. If it's not answered here, call or text us at 604-807-8441.

Program Pricing

Development groups
$180
/ 2-month block
Weekly 80-minute sessions · max 8 players per group
Leagues (3v3 & 5v5)
$210
/ season
10 weekend game days · jersey and refs included
Private shooting
$200
/ 5-session pack
1-hour sessions · max 4 players · with Coach Manny
Spring club teams
$$
/ 4-month season
Weekly practices, skills sessions & 6 tournaments
Seasonal camps
$$
/ 2-month block
Full-day camps over spring, summer & winter breaks
Small groups, always
Development groups cap at 8 players and shooting sessions at 4,  your athlete never disappears into a crowd.
Coaches you can meet
Founded and coached by former college athletes with 10+ years coaching in Surrey.
One home gym
The XV Skills Lab (18515 53 Ave, Unit 103, Surrey). Free parking, and a place for parents to watch every session.

Common Questions

The short version of everything parents ask us in the first phone call.

Still deciding?

Book a free assessment — 30 minutes at the Skills Lab, no commitment, and we'll tell you honestly which program fits.
My child has never played. Is XV too advanced?
No, groups are split by age and level, and beginners start with fundamentals. "Whether you're a beginner building fundamentals or a competitive athlete pushing for the next level" is the whole idea.
My child has never played. Is XV too advanced?
No, groups are split by age and level, and beginners start with fundamentals. "Whether you're a beginner building fundamentals or a competitive athlete pushing for the next level" is the whole idea.
My child has never played. Is XV too advanced?
No, groups are split by age and level, and beginners start with fundamentals. "Whether you're a beginner building fundamentals or a competitive athlete pushing for the next level" is the whole idea.
My child has never played. Is XV too advanced?
No, groups are split by age and level, and beginners start with fundamentals. "Whether you're a beginner building fundamentals or a competitive athlete pushing for the next level" is the whole idea.
My child has never played. Is XV too advanced?
No, groups are split by age and level, and beginners start with fundamentals. "Whether you're a beginner building fundamentals or a competitive athlete pushing for the next level" is the whole idea.