Your rights of appeal to the Ontario Soccer Association
You have the right to appeal the decision of the Western Ontario Youth Soccer League (WOYSL).

This decision may be appealed to the Ontario Soccer Association (OSA) and may be appealed by any party affected by the decision.

The letter of appeal must specify your rationale for appealing the decision of the WOYSL. Your rational must include:

a. New facts not available when the WOYSL decision was made or not available at previous hearings; or

b. Specific procedural errors made by the WOYSL or at previous hearings; or

c. Specific instances where Articles and Rules have been wrongly interpreted by WOYSL or at previous hearings.

d. Alleged excessive fine, fee, bond or suspension.

Failure to provide an adequate rationale will result in your appeal being ruled out of order and disallowed.

The appeal shall be submitted in writing by registered mail, recognized Courier Service or by hand delivery or by fax or by email to:

Ontario Soccer Association
The Soccer Centre 
7601 Martin Grove Road
Vaughan, Ontario 
L4L 9E4

Fax (905) 264-9445
email appealtoOSA@soccer.on.ca

When registered mail or recognized courier service is used to submit the appeal, it must be postmarked or dated no more than five (5) working days from the receipt of the written decision rendered by the WOYSL..

When hand delivered faxed or emailis used to submit the appeal:

a) it must be received at the OSA Provincial Office no later than five (5) working days from the receipt of the written decision rendered by the WOYSL.

b) the recorded payment must be received with the hand delivery or within five response days after the receipt of the email or fax

c) in cases of disputed delivery date regarding appeals submitted by hand delivery fax or email, it is the responsibility of the Appellant to prove which date that the appeal was received at the OSA Provincial Office.

A copy of the letter of appeal may be sent to the WOYSL, however, it is the responsibility of the OSA to advise all relevant parties of the appeal and to provide them with a copy of the appeal.

The appeal to the OSA must include:

1. a letter of appeal;
2. the appeal fee of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) by certified cheque or money order;
3. a copy of the decision being appealed.

If the appeal is upheld, the appeal fee shall be refunded to the appellant.

For additional information about appeals, call the OSA at (905) 264-9390.

Mail any correspondence to the WOYSL as follows:

WOYSL
25 Lamantia Avenue
Strathroy, Ontario
N7G-3Z5