Colorado Rush: costs, fees & tryouts
Colorado Rush soccer costs for 2026 by tier: recreational $62–$250 (Lakewood/Littleton location), youth development Not published, competitive $550–$1,197 (Greeley location). Tryouts: Formal tryouts late May - early June; year-round open training trials; Colorado Springs Nov 14-15 sessions listed (club pages). Details
Lakewood / Littleton (also Greeley, Colorado Springs, Evergreen) · Denver Metro / Weld County, Colorado
Open-registration, in-house or local-league play, usually volunteer coaches, no tryouts. The lowest-cost entry point.
| Program | Ages | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Rush Beginnings preschool (6 weeks) | Preschool | $70 new / $62 returning |
| U9–U12 Recreational (Lakewood/Littleton) | U9–U12 | $250/season |
What's included: Beginnings: one 30-min session/week, training shirt for new players. U9–U12: CSA Front Range League; page says uniform included but also lists a $60 Capelli kit.
Season: Spring season (8 games + 9 trainings); preschool sessions spring, summer, fall, winter
Note: Rec fees for Aurora, Colorado Springs, Evergreen, Greeley, Pueblo and Thornton/Northglenn are not published.
Source: www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · leagues.bluesombrero.com · Checked: 2026-10-17
Younger-age academy, pre-competitive or development tracks (mostly U5–U10/U12), often with paid trainers; some need an evaluation.
Ages: U9–U10 Youth Academy (7 regions)
What's included: Not published
Note: Pages describe an 'all-inclusive price' but do not list it. Greeley Development (ages 8–10) page says the fee covers the August–May season but shows no amount.
Fees for this tier are not published on the club’s public pages. We never estimate — check the club page below.
Source: www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · leagues.bluesombrero.com · Checked: 2026-10-17
Tryout-based club teams (typically U11–U19) in CSA, ECNL, MLS NEXT, GA and similar leagues; full-year commitment and most travel.
| Competitive fee range | $550–$1,197 (Greeley location) |
|---|---|
| Fee details | Greeley / Northern Colorado location only (former Northern Colorado Rush): all-inclusive competitive fee U11–U14 $1,197; U15–U19 $550 (season not stated). Competitive fees for Lakewood/Littleton and other Rush locations are not published. |
| Season | Not stated on page |
| Extra costs | Not published |
| Scholarships / aid | Financial aid via PlayMetrics (per club pages). Greeley location: financial assistance application; payment plans at no extra charge. |
| Tryouts | Formal tryouts late May - early June; year-round open training trials; Colorado Springs Nov 14-15 sessions listed (club pages). |
| High school play | Not published |
| College placement | Rush College Advisory Program (CAP) listed on Rush sites. |
| Leagues | ECNL, Pre-ECNL, DPL, CSA |
| Note | Not published |
Note: Prices come from the Northern Colorado Rush registration page; norcorush.com now redirects to coloradorush.com (Greeley is one of Rush's Front Range locations).
Source: www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · leagues.bluesombrero.com · Checked: 2026-10-18
| Tier | Recreational | Youth Development | Competitive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $62–$250 (Lakewood/Littleton location) per session / per season | Not published | $550–$1,197 (Greeley location) per year (see details) |
| Status | Published | Not published | Published |
| Ages | Preschool–U12 (Lakewood/Littleton) | U9–U10 Youth Academy (7 regions) | Not published |
| Season | Spring season (8 games + 9 trainings); preschool sessions spring, summer, fall, winter | Not published | Not stated on page |
| What's included / details | Beginnings: one 30-min session/week, training shirt for new players. U9–U12: CSA Front Range League; page says uniform included but also lists a $60 Capelli kit. | Not published | Greeley / Northern Colorado location only (former Northern Colorado Rush): all-inclusive competitive fee U11–U14 $1,197; U15–U19 $550 (season not stated). Competitive fees for Lakewood/Littleton and other Rush locations are not published. |
| Extra costs | See tier details | See tier details | Not published |
| Source | www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · leagues.bluesombrero.com | www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · leagues.bluesombrero.com | www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · www.coloradorush.com · leagues.bluesombrero.com |
Units differ by tier and club (per season vs. per year). In the competitive column, “What's included / details” shows the club's published fee breakdown. Never compare fees across tiers.
Staff & coaches
Names and roles come from Colorado Rush's public website (or its league's public pages) as of 2026-10-18. We list official club roles only, never personal contact details, and we don't infer licenses or backgrounds. Report a correction.
Colorado Rush also publishes separate staff pages for its Thornton/Northglenn, Aurora, Evergreen, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Greeley locations.
Directors & leadership
| Name | Role | Teams / age groups | Licenses & background (as stated) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Carroll | President/CEO | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Mark Hiemenz | Executive Director | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Cacho Cordoba | Boys Sporting Director | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Mike Haas | Girls Sporting Director | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Carlos Juarez | Girls ECNL Director of Coaching (Lakewood/Littleton) | Girls ECNL | — | coloradorush.com |
| Marcello Fontana | Boys ECNL Director of Coaching (Lakewood/Littleton) | Boys ECNL | — | coloradorush.com |
| Una Einarsdottir | Girls ECNL RL Director of Coaching (Lakewood/Littleton) | Girls ECNL RL | — | coloradorush.com |
| Ricardo Guerra | Boys & Girls Competitive Director of Coaching (Lakewood/Littleton) | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Adam Logan | Girls U9–U12 Director of Coaching (Lakewood/Littleton) | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Bobby Warner | U7–U8 Recreational Director of Coaching (Lakewood/Littleton) | — | — | coloradorush.com |
| Blair Quinn | Director of Goalkeeping (Lakewood/Littleton) | — | — | coloradorush.com |
Parent-reported costs & reviews
Coming soon. No parent reports or reviews have been collected yet — we will never show fake or seeded reviews. Reports will be moderated and labeled as parent-reported, separate from published club fees.
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FAQ
How much does Colorado Rush cost?
By tier — Recreational: $62–$250 (Lakewood/Littleton location) per session / per season; Youth Development: Not published; Competitive: $550–$1,197 (Greeley location) per year (see details). Greeley / Northern Colorado location only (former Northern Colorado Rush): all-inclusive competitive fee U11–U14 $1,197; U15–U19 $550 (season not stated). Competitive fees for Lakewood/Littleton and other Rush locations are not published. Travel, uniforms and tournaments may be extra.
Does Colorado Rush have recreational soccer and how much is it?
Yes. Published recreational fees: Rush Beginnings preschool (6 weeks) (Preschool): $70 new / $62 returning | U9–U12 Recreational (Lakewood/Littleton) (U9–U12): $250/season. Season: Spring season (8 games + 9 trainings); preschool sessions spring, summer, fall, winter.
What does Colorado Rush charge for younger players or its development academy?
Youth development fees are not published (checked 2026-10-17). Pages describe an 'all-inclusive price' but do not list it. Greeley Development (ages 8–10) page says the fee covers the August–May season but shows no amount.
When are Colorado Rush tryouts?
Formal tryouts late May - early June; year-round open training trials; Colorado Springs Nov 14-15 sessions listed (club pages).
Does Colorado Rush offer scholarships?
Financial aid via PlayMetrics (per club pages). Greeley location: financial assistance application; payment plans at no extra charge.