Langley United begins tiering at the U11 age group. The information from the previous season is used for the initial tiering placements and then becomes an on-going observation process also called the Fluid Roster Process (FRP).

The purpose of the FRP is to provide players the opportunity to be assessed for either Division 1, 2, or 3 by not being locked to a roster. Meaning, when a player is initially assigned to a specific team and division, there is fluid movement opportunity to other teams and divisions when the LUSA technical team deem necessary. By following the FRP it allows players to be assessed over the course of a season and allows players to showcase their full abilities rather than seeing short snapshot moments in unfamiliar environments.

Fluid Roster Process

FRP stands for Fluid Roster Process, which is a policy used in the BC Coastal Soccer League
(BCCSL) to allow players to move between teams.

How does the FRP work? 

• Players with a valid BC Soccer ID can be moved between teams using the FRP if approved by their club Technical Lead.
• The FRP chart outlines where players can be moved to within their club.
• Team game day rosters, including FRP players, can't exceed the BCCSL's roster size.
• All FRP movement are approved by the club Technical Lead.