The Whitehorse Minor Soccer action is heating up as the indoor season begins to wind down in preparation for the outdoor season.

The boys and girls in the league are preparing for the Yukon Championships March 26-28 that mark the end of the lengthy indoor season.

Minor soccer will then take a month long break before the outdoor season begins.

Hanne Hoefs from Whitehorse Minor Soccer said the Yukon Championships have drawn teams from the communities as well as many from Whitehorse.

As of this time, Hoefs is unsure exactly how many teams will be taking part.

"It should be exciting,” she said.

After this week, soccer will take a two week pause for spring break, and return for the final weeks of the season until the tournament.

Starting March 20, registration for the outdoor season will begin, overlapping with the final days of the indoor season.

Hoefs encourages parents to register early as it helps organizers with the task of getting teams put together quickly in the month between the seasons.

"It's so important especially for the outdoor season that people register early,” Hoefs said.

Registration for the outdoor season will be open until April 1, and can be done at Sport Yukon.

U-11 soccer results

March 1

Physio Plus 0, Murraya Dental 0

Physio Plus and Murraya Dental had a fun tie game this Monday, with both teams settling for no score.

The two teams traded players back and forth to learn some soccer skills, and MVP honours were awarded to all members of both teams.

Whitehorse Motors 7, Qualita Cleaners 1

Whitehorse Motors had a high scoring win over Qualita on Monday, with three goals from Skylar Bryant.

Also adding goals for Whitehorse Motors were Reed Philpot, Jade Mcleod, Samueal Garcia-Alcantara and Keegan Hopkins.

Hopkins was also honoured as MVP of the game for Whitehorse Motors.

Qualita's goal was scored by Line Jensen, and MVP was awarded to Jordan Runions.

PropertyGuys.com 4, Impact Well Drilling 4

It was another tie game Monday for PropertyGuys.com and Impact Well Drilling when the score climbed to four all.

PropertyGuys player Quinn Pierce had three goals and Andrew Lefebvre had one.

MVP for the team was awarded to Michael Kishchuk.

For Impact, Thea Carey, Graydon McDonnell, Malcolm Muir and Alexander Erdman had a goal each.

Jeremiah Johnson was honoured as MVP.

Austring, Fendrick, Fairman 2, Fountain Tire 1

Elias Sagar and Ackshay Malhotra scored a goal each for Austring. MVP for the team was Jack Royle.

Fountain Tire's single goal was scored by Karxin Qiu, and MVP honours went to Mia Kramer.

Feb. 24

PropertyGuys.com 3, Fountain Tire 1

Jonathon Bergsma, Mackenzie Shaw and Quinn Pierce each kicked in a goal for the Property Guys to beat Fountain Tire's single goal by Gabriel Madon.

MVP honours for Property Guys were awarded to Andew Lefebvre for his goaltending throughout the game.

MVP for Fountain Tire was awarded to Morgan Ramsay.

Physio Plus 2, Impact Well Drilling 2

It was a tie game for Physio Plus and Impact Well Drilling last week.

Physio had goals from Aimee Parker, who was also given MVP of the game and Ryan MacDonald.

Impact had goals from Justin Wishart-MacDougall and Graydon McDonnell, who also got MVP.

Whitehorse Motors 7, Austring 3

Reed Philpott led Whitehorse Motors with three goals, followed by two apiece from Skylar Bryant and Samuel Alcantara.

Philpott was given MVP honours for his contribution to the game.

Austring had goals from Ackshay Malhotra, Elias Sagar and John Dagostin. MVP was not reported.

Murraya Dental 7, The Electrical Shop 6

It was a tight game for Murraya Dental and the Electrical Shop last week. Murraya had the edge by only one goal to get the win.

Scorers for Murraya were Luke Bakica with one, who also got MVP honours; Isaac Allen with two and Mikaela Ponsieon who scored a total of four.

Electrical Shop got on the board with Sean Clarke's whopping five goals, Matthew Ng's one. Clarke was given MVP honours for the tally of goals he racked up.

U-7 soccer results

March 2

Soccer Shoppe 2, Boston Pizza 0

Soccer Shoppe recorded a shutout against Boston Pizza on Tuesday with a goal in the first by Kaelen Lewis.

He was followed in the second by the final goal of the game from Andrew Roberts.

MVP for the Soccer Shoppe was Spencer Zubko-Birss. MVP for Boston Pizza was not reported.

Feb. 23

Northerm 4, Whitehorse Elks 2

Lowell DeCook scored MVP honours after scoring three goals to push Northerm over the Whitehorse Elks.

Also scoring for Notherm was Ben Kishchuk who increased the lead to four.

The Whitehorse Elks had two goals from Joe Hanson to answer. MVP honours were given to Andrew Terry.

Boston Pizza 2, Medicine Chest 0

Boston Pizza had a shutout against Medicine Chest last week, with a goal from Carter Claggett and Meagan Birmingham.

Soccer Shoppe 7, Intersport 4

Soccer Shoppe had a high scoring, seven goal win over Intersport last week.

Intersport was the first on the board with a goal, but Soccer Shoppe quickly responded with a goal from Andrew Roberts, who added three more before the end of the game.

Also pitching in goals for Soccer Shoppe, were Sydney Furlong and Kaelen Lewis. MVP for Soccer Shoppe was Bjorn Boone.

Scoring and MVP for Intersport not reported.

U-9 soccer results

Feb. 25

Computec Embroidery 6, Coates Services 3

Jack Blair scored three goals for Computec to help them towards their three goal lead over Coates.

Also scoring goals for Computec were Will Klassen with two, and Dominic Cheeseman with one.

Coates got on the board with one a piece from Cameron Elliot, Hannah Jacobs and Peyton L'Henaff.

Feb. 23

Computec Embroidery 7, Re-Max 3

Computec had a seven goal win over Re-Max, with three goals from Jack Blair and two from Dominic Cheeseman.

Will Klassen and Grace Janssen added a goal apiece.

Re-Max scored goals from Dylan Kindervater, Myles Koreos and Mason Bramadat.

U-13 soccer results

Feb. 23

Woodhouse Business Consulting 8, Sportslife 8

What a game for Woodhouse and Sportslife for last week, with a tie score that climbed to eight.

Dylan Reed and Ross McBee had a goal each for Woodhouse, and Spencer Panter led the team with six goals.

Reed was given MVP honours.

Brendan Gendron and Ty Nordahl had three goals each for Sportslife, and Jaylene Kelly added two for the team.

MVP honours were given to Tannica Reeves.