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Futsal at CRYSC: A History and Recap of the World Futsal Showcase and Nationals

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Contributors:
Rommy  Ferreira - Elite Director of Futsal
Ben Martisius - Director of Marketing and Communications
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CRYSC Futsal – Past Years and Future Another exciting year of futsal comes to a close and the next season kicks off soon! Our partnership with United Futsal allowed us…

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Former Storm Athlete, Wesley Shade, Wins Pan American Qualifiers With US Deaf National Team

On the Fields, Awards & Accolades
Contributors:
Aaron Nagel - Executive Director
Ben Martisius - Director of Marketing and Communications
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This November, former Colorado Storm 99B North player, Wesley Shade, was part of the first-ever tournament win for the US Deaf Men’s National Team (USDMNT) at the Pan American Qualifiers…

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Welcome David Garcia to Rapids Youth Soccer

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Rapids Youth Soccer is excited to introduce the newest member of our Staff, David Garcia. David grew up in Rochester New York attending Utica College to study business administration and play college soccer. In 2013, David moved to Spain to pursue his UEFA ‘A’ and ‘B’ coaching licenses. During his time there, Coach Garcia learned invaluable lessons that he is now bringing to the Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club.

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Rapids Fall Friendlies Recap

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The Colorado Storm and Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club announced this summer that they would be joining forces to provide a more comprehensive club that can further advance the goals and overall experiences of our players. With this announcement coming just after the conclusion of the spring season, the Colorado soccer community was curious to see how this would unfold. This spark developed into what would become the Rapids Fall Friendlies.

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Rapids “Let Us Play” Pledge

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The sidelines of every youth soccer game are lined with parents and spectators wanting their team to succeed. Fans communicate in many ways, from chanting and cheering to clapping. Too often this enthusiastic exuberance can come with shouting instructions and trying to coach from the stands (joysticking the players). As a club, we are committed to a positive player experience of learning and individual growth of our team members.