About Our Facility
Welcome to Guelph’s premier indoor soccer facility — a community-driven space where every player belongs. Our state-of-the-art centre features three high-quality turf fields, designed for athletes of all ages, levels, and abilities. From skills clinics and high-performance training to small-sided recreational leagues and youth development programs, we offer something for everyone.
Led by top-notch coaches, our programs focus on building confidence, improving skills, and fostering a love of the game in a supportive, accessible environment. Whether you’re stepping onto the field for the first time or pushing your competitive edge, this is your place to play, grow, and connect.
Our Team
Meet the team behind Soccer Station, working together to create a positive environment where every player can grow, gain confidence, and thrive.
Kyle Sutherland
A dynamic leader and seasoned hospitality expert, Kyle brings 15 years of proven success in service and hospitality management, providing excellent experiences for staff and patrons alike.
Operations Manager
Amardo Oakley
Coach Oakley’s playing career has taken him around the world giving him a truly global perspective on the game. His passion for football drives him to contribute both on the pitch and in developing programs that inspire the next generation of players. He currently plays for Guelph United in the League1 Ontario Championship.
Coach
CoachJasmine Burke
Jasmine’s university career includes All Star honours and a National Championship appearance with UoG. She now plays in League1, capturing a League Cup. Her coaching philosophy emphasizes inclusion, long-term development, and creating positive pathways for players at all levels.
CoachJess Decorso
Jess has been a coach with Guelph Soccer for the past five years and most recently took over the GU15 team. Her connection to the game runs much deeper than coaching—she has been a player with Guelph since the U8 level. Her goal is to help every player who walks through Soccer Station's doors build confidence, develop their skills, and discover their full potential both on and off the field.
Bardia Sepehr
In addition to playing a prominent role on the Guelph United U20 team, Bardia has dedicated himself to grassroots soccer for years. A veteran coach with Little Kickers, he comes to us with vast experience working with children experiencing soccer for the first time. Bardia's enthusiasm and dedication help introduce the game to the next generation.
Coach
Harjas Sran
Harjas grew up playing soccer in Guelph, beginning with Guelph Soccer’s House League and REP programs before progressing to the OPL level with Guelph United and Cambridge United. Having played multiple positions throughout his development, he brings a well-rounded understanding of the game and a strong ability to adapt. His playing career includes two team promotions and OPL Cup silver and gold.
His coaching philosophy emphasizes continuous development, adaptability, and creating positive environments where players can challenge themselves and grow. With experience coaching from Timbits through youth REP, including as a U17 boys head coach, Harjas focuses on building strong fundamentals while developing confident, accountable, and well-rounded players. He believes that success is not simply measured by the scoreboard, but by each player's ability to become better than they were yesterday.
Harjas sees coaching as an opportunity to give back, share his love for the game, and be the mentor for young players that he has always valued throughout his own journey.
Coach
Olivia Brown
CoachCillian Hughes
Meet UoG’s newest Goalkeeper. Cillian’s career has taken him through multiple League1 systems including Sigma and Cambridge. He has also trained with Como 1907 in Italy. He looks to get the most out of each session through positivity, enjoyment and energy.
Goalkeeping Coach
Zeyad Hendricks
I’m a Grade 11 IB student at GCVI and have been playing soccer in Guelph since I was eight years old. I started playing goalkeeper at 13 and currently play U17 soccer in Guelph. One of the highlights of my career so far was my U15 season, when my team won both the District League and District Cup, along with two tournaments. That season, I also set a league record for the most clean sheets by a goalkeeper.
As a coach, I believe improvement comes from the work you put in. I don’t think talent is simply something you’re born with—it’s something you develop through practice, effort, and consistency. My goal when coaching is to help younger players build their skills and confidence while also learning to enjoy the process of getting better.
Soccer has been a huge part of my life, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned as a player and goalkeeper with the next generation of players at Soccer Station.
Goalkeeping Coach
Paige Buckley
“ Paige has been surropunded by soccer her entire life, having played the game from a young age and developed a strong passion for the sport. With almost four years of coaching experience at Little Kickers, she specializes in working with younger children and players who are new to soccer. Her goal is to build confidence each time they step onto the field. Her enthusiasm, patience, and love for the game help create a positive environment where young players can develop their skills and, most importantly, enjoy playing soccer.”
CoachWhy We’re Here
The Soccer Station was founded by a close-knit group of friends and family who share a passion for soccer and a vision to fill a local need. After years of discussion and planning, the idea has been brought to life by creating a dedicated indoor soccer facility in Guelph.
Our mission is simple
We’re here to provide a space where people of all ages and abilities can play, learn, and develop their soccer skills in a fun and inclusive environment.
By offering flexible game formats and beginner-friendly sessions, The Soccer Station helps young players gain confidence, build community, and fall in love with the game.
