World Cup Match Viewings
(06.14.10)


Breaking News: World Cup Match Viewings Update
 
First match Tuesday June 29th 12:30pm KO.  SPAIN VS PORTUGAL
 
A limited number of spaces are still available for this match.  Eat, drink and enjoy watching two European soccer powerhouses as they fight for the right to compete in the World Cup Quarter Finals.  Watch as David Villa, David Silva, Fernando Torres and Xavi take on Cristiano Ronaldo, Deco and Ricardo Carvalho.  It doesn’t get any better than this!!!

CATCH THE EXCITEMENT!!
Colorado Rush are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a series of 3 World Cup Match Viewings for our players and families.  Viewings will be hosted at Lil’ Ricci’s Italian Restaurant, Littleton.  Pizza, soda and expert analysis (in the form of the Colorado Rush Coaching Staff) will be provided free of charge.  This is a fantastic way to share the excitement of the World Cup with friends from your club.

The dates of the games are as follows:
Tuesday, June 29^th 2010, 12.30pm kick off (2^nd Round match)
Friday, July 2^nd 2010, 12:30pm kick off (Quarter Final match)
Wednesday, July 7^th 2010, 12:30 kick off (Semi Final match)

Players must pre-register be emailing Ross Fowler at rfowler@coloradorush.com at least 48 hours ahead of time.  Reservations will be taken on a first come, first served basis for the first 60 players.  Reservation information should include players name, age, team, number of attendees and which game(s) they are attending.

Lil’ Ricci’s is located at 12652 West Ken Caryl Avenue, Littleton (corner of Ken Caryl and S. Shaffer Parkway).

Come share the passion and joy of the "Greatest Show On Earth"

Angeli Notches First Career Goal
(06.20.10)
Colorado Rush alum, and current Boston Breaker, Jordan Angeli scored her first career WPS goal recently in a 2-1 loss to Sky Blue FC. Click here to read more about Jordan's first goal.

Lindsey Horan and Annie Kunz Named Parade All-Americans
(06.17.10)

(Lindsey Horan was recently named as a 2010 Parade All-American)

Lindsey Horan and Annie Kunz are well known names in girl’s soccer in Colorado. Both names are now known across the country as Lindsey and Annie were recently named to the 2010 Parade Magazine All-American Team. The Parade All-American list is a long-standing institution known for recognizing some of the nations top talent in youth sports. Lindsey and Annie were both named to the list as two of the nations top forwards.

Lindsey made the list, which largely looks at success with high school teams, despite not playing high school soccer for Golden High School. Instead, Lindsey played with a Rush boy’s team in the spring. It has been a terrific year for Lindsey who led her Rush team to yet another Colorado State Cup Championship, led the U17 National Team in goals at the 2010 CONCACAF Regional Championships, was called into the U18 National Camp despite only being 15 at the time (has since turned 16) and made the roster for the Colorado Rush W-League team. Upon making the Parade All-America team, The Denver Post did a story on Lindsey that landed on the front page of the sports section! Click here to read the Post article.

Annie was named the State Cup MVP after helping the U17 Nike girls to their second straight Colorado State Cup Championship. Annie also led the Wheat Ridge Farmers to their second straight 4A State Championship (Hat Trick in State Final) while also running track for Wheat Ridge where she was the State's top performer in the 100 meter Hurdles, Triple Jump and High Jump. Annie was also invited to U17 National camp earlier in 2010.

"Annie has had an amazing year," said Andrew Kummer, Annie's Coach. " She has a nose for the goal and can simply put the ball in the back of the net.  While she has proven to be a legitimate goal scorer, her experience with the U17 National Team helped her realize where her game needs to go.  Annie is truly deserving of this award and I look forward to many more good things to come."

Congratulations Annie and Lindsey on this tremendous accomplishment!
To see the full list of Parade All-Americans, click here.

U12 Dominators Dominate Real Cup
(06.17.10)

The U-12 Dominators won the 2010 Real Colorado Cup silver division over Memorial Day weekend.  The girls scored 18 goals and only allowed one goal for a record of four wins and one tie.  Since March, the girls have won a total 14 games,  tied twice, and lost once and were champions in two tournaments.  The girls played excellent team offense with twelve different goal scorers, while also playing outstanding team defense allowing only four goals. 

World Cup Match Viewings
(06.14.10)

CATCH THE EXCITEMENT!!
Colorado Rush are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a series of 3 World Cup Match Viewings for our players and families.  Viewings will be hosted at Lil’ Ricci’s Italian Restaurant, Littleton.  Pizza, soda and expert analysis (in the form of the Colorado Rush Coaching Staff) will be provided free of charge.  This is a fantastic way to share the excitement of the World Cup with friends from your club.

The dates of the games are as follows:
Tuesday, June 29^th 2010, 12.30pm kick off (2^nd Round match)
Friday, July 2^nd 2010, 12:30pm kick off (Quarter Final match)
Wednesday, July 7^th 2010, 12:30 kick off (Semi Final match)

Players must pre-register be emailing Ross Fowler at rfowler@coloradorush.com at least 48 hours ahead of time.  Reservations will be taken on a first come, first served basis for the first 60 players.  Reservation information should include players name, age, team, number of attendees and which game(s) they are attending.

Lil’ Ricci’s is located at 12652 West Ken Caryl Avenue, Littleton (corner of Ken Caryl and S. Shaffer Parkway).

Come share the passion and joy of the "Greatest Show On Earth"

W-LEAGUE TRYOUTS!
 The 16 Academy fell to Real 2-0 on Saturday morning. After defeating Real in the first meeting, and after a string of wins over the last couple weekends, expectations were high as the playoffs were now in the picture. Now, it will be very difficult to qualify with just three games remaining.

We are hosting tryouts for the Colorado Rush W-League team. Come and play with some of the best female players in the country! Details are listed below.

When: Saturday, May 15th at 5:00 p.m.
Where: Addenbrooke Park
How: No pre-registration required, please arrive early to complete registration form
Cost: $25 (cash/check/credit card - Visa and Mastercard only)
 
Call backs will be posted on the W-League website for more training on Sunday, May 16th.
 
*Check back the website for any changes due to field closures.  Our field closure hotline is 303-767-0139.

Five CO Rush Teams Advance to State Cup Semi Finals
(05.13.10)

Where: Addenbrooke Park
How: No pre-registration required, please arrive early to complete registration form
Cost: $25 (cash/check/credit card - Visa and Mastercard only)
 
Call backs will be posted on the W-League website for more training on Sunday, May 16th.
 
*Check the website for any changes due to field closures.  Our field closure hotline is 303-767-0139.

Pictured above... CO Rush BU16 Swoosh, coached by Brian Lux, defeated Real National 2-1 in the State Cup Quarter Finals.)

Three Nike teams and two Swoosh teams won their Quarter Final games last Sunday and will be playing in the State Cup Semi Finals this Sunday (5/16) at Gates Soccer Complex.
 
The BU16 Swoosh jumped out to an early 2-0 lead against Real National and hung on for a 2-1 victory. The BU15 Swoosh beat Storm North Royal in a shootout. The BU13 Nike defeated Storm North Royal 2 to 0. The GU13 Nike defeated Broomfield Blast 7-0. The GU12 Nike defeated Real Olympico 1-0.
 
Please come out and support all of our teams on Sunday 5/23.
 
9:00 am- BU13 Nike vs Real National @ Gates #4
9:00 am- GU13 Nike vs Real National @ Gates #6
9:00 am- GU12 Nike vs Westminster Samba @ Gates #2
1:30 pm- BU16 Swoosh vs Storm North Royal @ Gates #4
1:30 pm- BU15 Swoosh vs Pikes Peak Rush Nike @ Gates #2

Rush Soccer's Best Ready to Square Off
(04.29.10)

(Mal, Seedy, Aimar, Baba and the rest of the CO Academy Boys will take on Texas Rush on Saturday)
Four of Rush Soccer’s top teams will face off this weekend when the US Development Academy teams from Texas Rush/AJ Auxerre visit Colorado Rush/AJ Auxerre in non-conference play.

“We are looking forward to the opportunity to compete with Colorado Rush AJ Auxerre. It will be a true measure of where our Academy players and teams are at this time of year,” said Texas Rush Technical Director Don Gemmell. “What is really cool a few of these boys from each club will travel together over to France later this summer and compete together.”

The 91’s from Texas Rush sit in 7th place in the Texas Division heading into the weekend. They have struggled down the stretch dropping 5 of their last 6 with a tie being the other result. Jose Ruiz and Patrick Toh lead the team with 7 and 6 goals respectively. The 93’s are in 5th place and come in winners of three straight games. Elliot McGilbra leads the team with 8 goals on the year.

“We have great respect for Texas Rush. They compete in one of the most difficult divisions in the country and their coaching staff is second to none. Every Academy game is an important one, but this one will be special playing against our Rush brethren,” commented Colorado Rush Technical Director Erik Bushéy.

The 91’s from Colorado currently lead the Frontier Division but have had a streak of disappointing ties slow them after a start of 9-1. They are led by Gambian Abdoulie ‘Aimar’ Jatta with 14 goals.
The 93’s sit in third in conference and hope to forget a month of April that saw only 1 win along with 3 ties and 3 losses. Akio Ohtake-Gordon leads the attack with 5 goals thus far.

“Everyone in the Rush organization has been anticipating this Texas-Colorado matchup for some time now, said Rush Soccer Technical Director Andrew Kummer. “It is already difficult enough to earn 3 points in the USSDA but the added pressure of competing against a club within your own organization should make for an interesting day of football.”

For video highlights from last weekends games, click here.

Oregon State Product Comes to Colorado Rush  
(04.29.10)

Oregon State graduating Senior Melissa Peck will be joining the Colorado Rush W-League team this summer. Peck was a key contributor for the Beavers last season and helped lead OSU to the NCAA Tournament where they advanced to the Sweet 16.

“I’m excited to play with some of the elite soccer players that will be on the team. I want to become a better player and hopefully contribute to the team as well," commented Melissa. Melissa was the Beavers second leading scorer in 2009 with 7 goals and 3 assists as OSU had one of the best seasons in program history.

“Melissa was a leader at Oregon State and played a key role in getting them to the NCAA Sweet 16,” said Colorado Rush Head Coach Erik Bushéy. “I expect her to bring her energetic style here and make a similar impact. I am excited to have her join our club.”

A native of Boise, Idaho, Melissa played club soccer for the Boise Capitals winning seven State Championships. She also played on the Idaho state ODP team for three years before heading to Corvallis for college. “I’m looking forward to a new environment,” said Melissa. “I’ve never really been in Denver so I’m excited to see a new city.”

Melissa and the rest of the Colorado Rush W-League team will be in action starting June 6th when they take on the Seattle Sounders. Tickets are on sale now.

U16 Nike Girls Welcome Two New Players
(04.28.10)

Colorado Rush welcomes Janelle Morgan and Sara Feder to the Rush family and to the Colorado Rush Girls U16 Nike team coached by Tim Schulz.  We are very excited to have Janelle and Sara join our team!  Congratulations to both Janelle and Sara on their recent championship at the ODP Nationals.  They both are 1994 players but competed with the 1993 team.  Congratulations on your accomplishment, girls!  Both are pictured below in the top row: Sara is 3rd from the left and Janelle is 4th from the left. 

2010 Rush Cup, A Huge Success
(04.27.10)

The weekend of April 17th and 18th Clement Park was host to nearly 70 Developmental teams from NA Rush, Titan Soccer Club, Pikes Peak Rush, Rush West (Evergreen) and Colorado Rush participating in the 2010 Rush Cup.  The games were highlighted by terrific sportsmanship, wonderful soccer and pure enjoyment of the sport!  The Rush would like to thank every team who participated in the event and we hope that next will be even bigger and better.

REACH Superstar Skylar Alward
04.26.10

(Skylar with members of the DU Men's Soccer Team)
“Skylar Alward is an exceptional person.  Not only does she dedicate herself to improving her soccer skills, but she cares deeply about other children getting the same kind of opportunities as she has.  Skylar is a REACH Ambassador with Colorado Rush, a position which requires her to organize used equipment collections from her team mates, friends and class mates.  Skylar has taken this to the next level and has arranged equipment drives through the Colorado Rush Developmental Program.  Her passion and dedication for the REACH program has seen her step out of her comfort zone to talk to large groups of people of all different ages.  She has coordinated drives at Bantam Indoor Training, School of Excellence and has even organized the collection of equipment from the University of Denver’s Men Soccer team!  Skylar’s hard work is producing very tangible results that will give children from less fortunate backgrounds the opportunity to play soccer, have fun and feel special about themselves.  She is an inspiration to us all, and is proof that a person with a good heart can make a difference.” - Ross Fowler, Director of Develomental.

WPS’ Jordan Angeli and Sarah Wagenfuhr draw 1-1
(04.26.10)

(Jordan and Sarah)
Jordi’s Boston Breakers and Wags’ St. Louis Athletica battled to a tie this weekend. Jordi entered the game as a second half sub and Wags still recovering from a hamstring injury was on the bench but did not make an appearance. Continued success to both players and clubs.

Two Rush Alum to Square off on National TV this Sunday
(04.23.10)

(Sarah and Jordan)
Jordan Angeli will square off against Sarah Wagenfuhr this Sunday as the Boston Breakers take on St. Louis Athletica in St. Louis. Both players are expected to be rostered for the game. Wagenfuhr suffered a pulled hamstring as she started for St. Louis in the season opener so she is questionable. Both teams are 1-0-1 and sit atop the WPS standings. Good luck to both players and teams! The game airs on Fox Soccer Channel at 4pm on Sunday.

REACH Dinner
(04.23.10)

Greetings Coaches, Players and Parents:
Please make plans to attend the 2nd Annual R.E.A.C.H. dinner on Saturday, May 1, 2010.
We are collecting soccer gear and equipment to support the kids and U.S. Military soldiers in Africa and Afghanistan .
The event will be casual attire and open to ALL family members and friends of all ages.
Please remember to bring one potluck dish to share for 10 to 15 people.

Titan Update
(04.23.10)
Rush Membership, I would like to drop a short note regarding our Titan Project.  In February of 2005, the Rush purchased 52 acres on the corner of Titan and Roxborough with the intent of building a soccer complex, the Titan Sports Complex.  The land was zoned agricultural and still is to this day.  We are in the process of partnering with a land developer named Sterling Ranch, llc.  Sterling Ranch will be submitting application for rezoning sometime this summer.  The Rush will be included in the application.  Our hope is to begin construction in 2011 with the hope of completing a couple of turf fields.  We have been working very hard to make this long time dream of ours come true.
 
We will keep you updated with any significant development.  Thank you.  Tim Schulz.

NSCD Select Team Visits Rush
(04.22.10)

In a game where the score truly did not matter, the Colorado Rush BU11 Nike and Swoosh teams participated in a scrimmage against the National Sports Center for the Disabled Denver Select Team.

The NSCD Select Team was formed in 2005 through a partnership with US Paralympics and USYSA soccer clubs to further the development of paralympic eligible athletes in the sport of soccer.  The team is comprised of kids, ages 11 through 18 with physical disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy, Brain Injuries, Stroke and more.

In addition to playing an 8 week season in the spring and fall, the Denver Select team will be travelling to Kansas City this May to participate in a National Training Camp being coached by men's US Paralympic head soccer coach and Virginia Rush Director of Academy, Jay Hoffman.

To compliment the Select program, a recreational soccer program is also offered through the NSCD to encourage newcomers to become involved in soccer.

Through the help of local clubs such as Rush soccer, the select team is able to scrimmage and play against able bodied clubs throughout the season, providing the much needed inclusion into mainstream soccer for this program.

Founded in 1970, the National Sports Center for the Disabled's mission is to positively impact the lives of people with any physical or mental challenge through quality adaptive recreation programs in over 20 sports. The NSCD’s impact on lives is direct, immediate and visible. Over 23,000 lessons are provided annually.

To learn more about this program, please contact Scott Dameron at sdameron@nscd.org

Spring Kick-Around Dates Have Been Set
(04.22.10)
Spring Kick-Around dates for High School girls have been set.
Sunday May 2nd; 9th; 23rd. Time 6:00 to 7:30 pm @ Addenbrooke Center and East
All your players and their friends are more than welcome!

For more information please conact Carlo Cornacchia or Danny Bills.

Ghana Rush Off To a Great Start
(04.21.10)

As we continue our look at Rush partners in Africa, we turn to Ghana Rush. Ghana joined the Rush at the beginning of 2010 and have had great success since doing so. The following is from Ghana Rush Technical Director Ahmed Agyeman.

Barely four months into our partnership with Rush Soccer, Ghana Rush continues to see the impact of our partnership. Interest and enquiries about Ghana Rush continue to grow. The sense of being part of a bigger Rush family has motivated our members to work hard and take advantage of all the benefits given them as Rush players. Through the Rush Soccer web page, our players have seen and read about the success of Rush players at club, college, league, and national level. Click here to read more.

Way To Go, Sydney!!
(04.21.10)

Sydney Kretzchmar proudly displays her Colorado Rush Way To Go Card.  She was awarded the card by Coach Sally Mosher for her relentless attacking play from her left sided position and taking lots of shots on goal in their recent Developmental game.  Coaches can award cards to any player they feel has displayed great examples of the Rush Way to play.  Keep up the great work Sydney and Coach Sally!  The full log of players who have been awarded cards this season is displayed under the Developmental > Announcements tab.  Could you be the next player to be added?

Top Seminole Signs With Rush
(04.14.10)

Florida State’s Tori Huster has committed to play for the Colorado Rush W League team for the 2010 season. Tori is a mainstay in the Florida State midfield and helped FSU split the ACC Regular Season crown in 2009.  A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Tori played club soccer with the Ohio Elite Soccer Academy before going to Florida State to study exercise science. Tori’s play while at FSU has earned her national recognition and she is currently in the U23 player pool and will be with the 23’s from April 18-25 for games in the northwest against Oregon State and Portland. In addition to her outstanding on field accomplishments, Tori is also a committed student and was named to the ACC All-Academic team for the fall 2009 season.

“I have only heard good things about the new Colorado Rush W League team,” said Tori of her summer pans. “I’ve seen that Danielle Foxhoven (another player in the U23 National Pool) will be there along with other good players. Erik Bushéy and the other coaches are working hard to bring in a collection of quality players. I’m really looking forward to it.”

Tori will be one of the more experienced W League players this summer as she has played with the Boston Renegades the past two summers.

“I hope to help the team understand how competitive the W League can get. I think the west region will be a little different and it will be interesting to play some new teams,” commented Tori on her past W League play.

Colorado Rush Head Coach Erik Bushéy is excited for Tori to arrive this summer saying, “Mark Krikorian (FSU Head Coach) has told me only great things of Tori. She is a wonderful young lady and somebody who I expect to have a major impact on our team.”  

Tori and the Colorado Rush W League team will kick off the 2010 season on June 6^th at 2:00 PM (mountain) against the Seattle Sounders at Prentup Field in Boulder.

Spring School of Excellence in Full Swing
(04.13.10)

(U10 Girls fight for possesion at School of Excellence)

Friday 4/09/10 saw the second week of Spring 2010 School of Excellence at Clement Park in Littleton.  The program has become the flagship Developmental program for players aged 7-10 who want to improve their skills, technique and gain a passion for the game.  Each week players are working in small groups with Colorado Rush staff coaches and developing the individual components of their game.  This season has seen the program develop extensively in many ways.  Current Competitive players from Colorado Rush’s Nike and Academy teams are involved every week.  “This has really given our Developmental players a view of real, tangible role models who have been through the program and are now playing soccer at a high standard,” said Erik Bushey, Technical Director: Colorado Rush.  “It’s great to see our older players giving their time to help the next generation of Colorado Rush stars.”
 
Also involved for the first time have been some returning Colorado Rush players.  Former-Rush and current CU players Quinn Krier and Kelci Newlin were happy to contribute their time and demonstrate their skills for up and coming players.  “It helps our younger players realize that there is a whole world of soccer playing opportunities out there beyond their current team.  We are hopefully setting our players up for a lifetime of passion for the world’s game.” Said Director of Coaching: Developmental Ross Fowler.

 “WE ARE THE RUSH, WE ARE THE RUSH!!!”
 
Though the technical element of the program is vital, the concept of one club / one game is a major component too.  At the end of each week, players learn club chants that they can sing at their own team games.  “We want our players to know about and be proud of their club identity.  We have already started to hear our players chanting at the end of their Developmental games, which is incredible.  It brings a whole new level to the club concept,” said Ross
 
School of Excellence runs for the next 6 consecutive Friday’s, and will restart again in Fall 2010.

Gambia Rush Stars Shining Bright in Colorado
(04.12.10)

(From left: Baboucarr Jammeh, Seedy Bah, Aimar Jatta, Famara Bojang their first week in Colorado)
The Gambia Rush are not even into their third official month as a Rush partner but the effect Gambian players have already had in America is staggering. Four Gambian boys are currently playing in Colorado with the Rush US Developmental Academy teams. As of today, the Gambian boys have accounted for 21 goals and a handful of shutouts as the 91's are sitting atop the Frontier Division in the Central Conference. Baboucarr (Mal) Jammeh recently sat down to talk about his experience so far in the States.

Rush 'Way to Go' Winners
(04.06.10)
Congratulations to all our Developmental teams who played this weekend.  For many teams this was their first game of the season, and we were all glad to see the weather cooperate and allow us to finally get into some outstanding soccer action.  There were lots of goals, lots of smiles and tons of fun!  Coaches have been sending in the names of players who have been awarded Rush Way to Go Cards this weekend.  These players have shown outstanding examples of the Rush Way to play soccer, and are recognized on the Developmental Announcements page in our Rush Way to Go log.  Keep up the great work!

Colorado Rush add Local Legend Foxhoven to W League Roster
(04.05.10)

 
LITTLETON, COLORADO
University of Portland All-American Danielle Foxhoven will return home to Colorado this summer to play with the Colorado Rush W-League team. Danielle played for the 89-90 Colorado Rush Nike team for many years prior to heading to Portland. During that time, Danielle led the Rush to back-to-back US Youth Soccer National Championships in 2008 and 2009. The 89-90 Colorado Rush Nike team also won 7 State cup competitions, 2 Region IV tournaments, and various national tournaments with Danielle leading the way.  

“I have always loved being part of the Rush. Obviously it is really exciting for me to come back and help move the program forward,” Danielle said of her return home to the Rush. She continued, “I think the Rush have always been very innovative and have always been looking for new things to do in order to be the best. I am very excited to a part of the newest venture with the W League team.”
 
Danielle has made a two-year assault on the University of Portland’s storied record books. In 2009 (her Sophomore campaign) Danielle finished with 25 goals, second only to MAC Hermann Trophy winner Kelley O’Hara of Stanford. Danielle has scored 41 goals in 2 years and sits in 7th place in goals scored and 9th place (98 points) in Portland history with two years of eligibility remaining.  Her performance with the Pilots has drawn plenty of attention from the US National Team and Danielle is currently in the U23 player pool.
 
“Danielle is one of the best goal scorers in the country,” commented Colorado Rush Technical Director and W-League Head Coach Erik Bushéy.  “This separates her from most. But what makes Danielle special is who she is as a person and the many other qualities she brings to the game, such as: her loyalty, her passion, her team first mentality and her leadership.”

Danielle and the rest of the Colorado Rush W-League team will kick off their inaugural season on Sunday, June 6th when they host the Seattle Sounders at Englewood HS Stadium.

Nkomazi Rush Receive Rush Uniforms
(04.05.10)

On a recent shipment to South Africa and more specifically to our partners the Nkomazi Rush, we were met with overwhelming response.  Although only one set was delivered, the club embraced the new equipment with excitement and gratitude.  “We knew this day would come,” Zola, Technical Director of the Nkomazi Rush states.  “The Rush told us ‘we will outfit the entire Rush community of 3,000 plus players.’  The initiative is driven by the REACH project where we will collect used uniforms this Spring and Summer and ship to our partners in need by late August.”
For more details and pictures, click here.

Stanton, McElvaine Off to Costa Rica with ODP
(03.21.10)

(Morgan and Havana)
Morgan Stanton and Havana McElvaine, of the U15 Nike girls, have been invited to attend a week long camp in Costa Rica with Region IV ODP. This is a tremendous honor and will be the first soccer trip outside of the country for both players. During the trip (March 22-30), the girls will have the chance to play games, participate in training sessions and engage in cultural exchange with players from other countries. "I'm very excited that Morgan and Havana have the opportunity to go to Costa Rica to represent Region IV and Colorado Rush. They are both very good players and should do quite well," commented 15's Head Coach Wes Hart. Good luck in Costa Rica girls!

Lindsey and USA Prepare For Canada
(03.18.10)

(Lindsey, on right, practices her interview skills)
Having scored 8 goals in 3 games, Lindsey Horan is receiving plenty of attention on the soccer fields of Costa Rica. But she is also receiving plenty of media attention for her goal-scoring prowess. Prior to the USA’s semifinal matchup with Canada, (Thursday at 4PM Mountain, Tape Delay on Fox Soccer Channel-6PM Mountain) Lindsey took a few minutes to do an interview with ussoccer.com about- her interview skills. Please click here to read the interview.

Editor’s Note: On the interview page there is a video highlight of the USA’s 10-0 win over Costa Rica, check it out!

U9 Rush Strikers Win Colorado Cup
(03.09.10)

This past weekend, the BU9 RUSH Strikers played with passion and purpose at
the Colorado Cup.  The combination of tenacious attacking and defending,
plus outstanding goalkeeping by 3 different goalkeepers, the Strikers scored
20 goals in four games and gave up none.  The final was a good test for the
boys, yet they came out Champions in the U10 Bronze group with a 2-0 win.
Great job boys!  Olé, olé olé olé - OLÉ!