Alan Lowe

Cary June 5, 2018 Coach

Academy Coach

A former semi-professional player and coach in England, Alan has coached in both the Club and Academy systems since moving to Canada. As a coach, he has won the Ontario Cup and Canadian Championship at youth level. His passion for the game and many years of coaching all ages and levels shows in his ability to develop players both individually and as part of a team. Alan is Head Coach of the U13 Competitive Team.

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About Us

St. Jude’s Football Club provides the opportunity for children from Mississauga and throughout Peel Region to understand and enjoy football, the world game. Our aim is to make the football academy experience as positive and enriching as possible. The club aims to ensure that all members have the opportunity to play to their highest standard and encourages all members to introduce their friends to the game through the Academy.

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St. Jude's Football Club © 2019

2150 Torquay MewsMississauga, ON L5N 2M6

+1 905 814 0220

manager@stjudesfc.com

Thank you for Visiting St. Jude's FC St. Jude's FC is a non-profit youth soccer club with recreational and competitive prgrams. We are commited to helping our players reaching their potential and providing a positive and enjoyable experience.

COVID-19 Update

In response to government guidelines, St. Jude’s FC has postponed all soccer activities and closed our facilities.

The Government of Ontario announced on Jan. 3, 2022 that effective Jan. 5, 2022 at 12:01, it will return to a modified Step 2 of the Roadmap to Re-Open Plan, in response to the recent status of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Among the changes, which impact soccer in Ontario, are the following:

The Government of Ontario has paused all indoor-soccer activities until Jan. 26, 2022, or until further public health information becomes available.

All indoor sport and recreational fitness facilities must close, except for athletes training for the Olympics and Paralympics and select professional and elite amateur sport leagues. Presently, League1 Ontario is the only soccer league in Ontario, which is classified by the Government of Ontario as an elite amateur sport league.

Outdoor facilities are permitted to operate but with the number of spectators not to exceed 50 per cent occupancy and other requirements.

We are continuously monitoring the government guidelines and hope to welcome you back soon.

Thank you for being a valued member of our community.

If you have any general questions, please reach out to our operations manager at manager@stjudesfc.com.

Stay safe.