What a Finish! Your 2026 Spring League Champions

The 2026 Adult Spring League has officially wrapped up, and this year's playoffs proved that regular-season standings only tell part of the story. We saw top seeds defend their positions, underdogs battle their way into championship matches, and some incredibly close finals. From Men's Division 1 through Coed 4, here's how our champions were crowned.

Men's Division 1 – Enter (2), UNFC (0)



UNFC entered the playoffs as the 4th-place seed, but that didn't stop them from battling their way through the bracket and earning a spot in the Men's 1 Final. Their playoff run eventually brought them face-to-face with Enter, who put together a strong championship performance to secure a 2–0 victory and the Men's Division 1 title.

Men's Division 2 – Cozmos 2 (3), Ballers (2)

This final proved just how unpredictable playoffs can be. 3rd-seeded Cozmos 2 and 4th-seeded Ballers both knocked their way through the bracket to earn a shot at the championship. The final lived up to the matchup, with neither team giving much away. When it was all over, Cozmos 2 edged Ballers 3–2 to claim the Men's 2 championship.

Men's Division 3 – Vikings FC (7), WEONE FC (0)



Talk about a playoff run! Vikings FC entered as the 5th seed and battled their way through the postseason all the way to the championship match. Once there, they left no doubt, putting together a huge 7–0 performance over WEONE FC to complete their run from fifth seed to Men's 3 champions.

Men's Division 4 – Tommy's Shooters (2), Unreal Madrid (1)



Sometimes the standings get it exactly right. 1st-place Tommy's Shooters and 2nd-place Unreal Madrid demonstrated their strength throughout the season and playoffs to set up a fitting championship matchup. It was a close one, but Tommy's Shooters held on for the 2–1 victory, finishing their season on top.

Men's Division 5 – Chargers (7), Top Bins (2)



The Men's 5 championship also featured two of the division's strongest regular-season performers, with the top teams making their way through the bracket. In the final, Chargers found another gear, putting seven on the board and taking home the Men's 5 championship with a 7–2 win over Top Bins.

Men's Division 6 – Generations FC (2), Diablos En Fuego (1)



Generations FC spent the season holding strong in 1st place, with Sons of Pitches close on their heels in second. The playoff road ultimately produced a championship matchup between Generations FC and Diablos En Fuego, and Diablos gave the regular-season leaders everything they could handle. Generations held on in a tight 2–1 final, completing their season as Men's 6 champions.

Women's 2 Pool A – Barely Athletic FC (9), Scrambled Legs (3)

There was certainly no shortage of goals in the Pool A Final! Barely Athletic FC and Scrambled Legs combined for an incredible 12 goals, with Barely Athletic finding the back of the net nine times to capture the Pool A championship with a 9–3 victory.

Women's 2 Pool B – Sappheiros (1), Crossfire (0)

Pool B may have produced one of the best examples of why you never count a team out.

Crossfire battled back from last place to earn a spot in the championship game, while second-last Sappheiros put together a playoff run of their own. That meant the two teams sitting at the bottom of the standings heading into playoffs ultimately found themselves playing each other for the title!



In a game where one goal was all it took, Sappheiros defeated Crossfire 1–0 to complete their playoff run and capture the Pool B championship.

Coed 1/2 – Los Amigos (7), Barceloners (3)



Regular-season leaders Los Amigos carried their success straight through the playoffs. Barceloners earned their opportunity to challenge them in the final, but Los Amigos delivered offensively when it mattered most, scoring seven times in a 7–3 championship victory.

Coed 3 – Gringos 3, ABCDE FC 0



Gringos entered the playoffs after a 2nd-place regular-season finish and saved one of their strongest performances for the championship game. They kept ABCDE FC off the scoresheet while putting away three of their own to earn a 3–0 victory and the Coed 3 championship.

Coed 4 – The Dream Team (4), Reapers (0)



The Dream Team entered playoffs sitting 1st in the division, and they finished exactly where they started—on top. They capped off their season with a convincing championship performance, defeating Reapers 4–0 to claim the Coed 4 title.

Congratulations to Our Champions!

From fifth-place teams making championship runs to regular-season leaders finishing the job, this year's playoffs had a little bit of everything. Congratulations to Barely Athletic FC, Sappheiros, Los Amigos, Gringos, The Dream Team, Enter, Cozmos 2, Vikings FC, Tommy's Shooters, Chargers and Generations FC on capturing their respective championships!

And a big thank you to every player, team manager, referee and supporter who helped make the 2026 Adult Spring League a great season. Team prize cheques will be ready early September, each respective team will receive a communication for pick up details.

FC Regina Adult Summer Community League - Starts this Week!

Keep playing throughout August and September in a relaxed, social, and welcoming environment!

Players register individually for seven organized sessions. There are no permanent teams, standings, statistics, championships, or playoffs. Each week, players will be placed on balanced teams based on attendance.

Women’s Community Soccer — $105

Wednesdays

Men’s Community Soccer — $105

Thursdays

Players who registered for the Adult Spring Season will receive a discount by using code: ReturnSpring

Location

AffinityPlex Indoor Turf Field

Flexible Game Format

The playing format will adapt to the number of players attending each week. Depending on attendance, games may include:

• 11v11 on a full field
• 9v9 on a half field
• 4v4, 5v5 or 6v6 on a quarter field

This flexible format allows us to maximize playing time and create balanced, enjoyable games for everyone.

No standings. No statistics. No playoffs. Just seven evenings of organized soccer with great people!

Spring Chill League Challenge Winners

Congratulations to Scrambled Legs (Women’s Division 2) Wannabees (Coed Division 4) and Dirty Mike and The Boys (Coed Division 1/2), for our Chill League Challenge winners!

Thank you for helping create a positive and enjoyable environment for everyone in FC Regina Adult Soccer.

A special thank you to our chillest sponsor, Xtratime Soccer Locker, for supporting the Chill League Challenge and helping us recognize teams that embody fair play each month.

NOW OPEN: 2026/27 Adult Indoor Soccer Team Registration!

It’s time to get your team together! Team Registration for the 2026/27 FC Regina Adult Indoor Soccer Season is officially OPEN!

The season runs from October through March at the Affinity Plex, with options for a wide range of skill levels, ages and playing preferences. Most divisions will feature 18 league games plus playoffs. Whether you're bringing back your squad from last season, building a brand-new team, or looking for a new challenge this year, now is the time to get registered!

Don't wait until the deadline to secure your team's spot!



View full league information and register your team:

FC Regina Summer Administration Office Hours

FC Regina would like to inform our members, families, coaches, and community partners of our summer office hours schedule.

Beginning June 26, 2026, and continuing through the end of August, the FC Regina office at the Affinity Plex will operate under adjusted summer hours.

Summer Office Hours

Tuesday – Thursday

11:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Phone: 3063528040

Upcoming Events with FC Regina

• Indoor Team Registration Open - August 4
• Indoor Team Registration Closed - September