About
Colorado International Soccer Academy offers competitive youth soccer programs, recreational youth soccer programs, and travel teams that participate in top in-state and out-of-state tournaments. The program also organizes international trips for teams.
• Ages: 10–18 years old
Colorado International Soccer Academy was established in 2012 by Nelson Pinto and has been a fixture in the Colorado youth soccer scene for a decade. It is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that participates in the Colorado Soccer Association and is part of USL League Two, the USL Academy U20, and the USL Women’s League. The academy offers both competitive and recreational soccer levels participating in the CSA state youth system, with long-term player and team development over an eight-to-nine-year time frame. Its age-grouped development structure includes U10–U12 Technical/Coordination Age Groups, U13–U15 Technical/Tactical Training Age Groups, and U16–U19 Advanced/Elite Training Age Groups. The program states a mission of improving the health and physical development of young players throughout Colorado by making sports accessible and affordable for anyone with a passion for the game, and it notes affordable registration fees and year-round programming. Coaching staff are described as recognized and certified professional and volunteer coaches who serve as mentors, facilitators, and instructors, and the program focuses on core values of Respect, Leadership, Integrity, Teamwork, Confidence, and Sportsmanship. Colorado International Soccer Academy serves the Aurora and Parker communities, emphasizes service to the community through sport, and notes that it has been creating opportunities for local players who might be typically overlooked, including participation in the King Sooper Community Rewards Program. The academy also offers international trips for teams to experience soccer and culture at another level and runs a USL League Two summer program, a USL Academy U20 spring/summer program, and a USL Women’s League summer program.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
• Ages: 10–18 years old
Colorado International Soccer Academy was established in 2012 by Nelson Pinto and has been a fixture in the Colorado youth soccer scene for a decade. It is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that participates in the Colorado Soccer Association and is part of USL League Two, the USL Academy U20, and the USL Women’s League. The academy offers both competitive and recreational soccer levels participating in the CSA state youth system, with long-term player and team development over an eight-to-nine-year time frame. Its age-grouped development structure includes U10–U12 Technical/Coordination Age Groups, U13–U15 Technical/Tactical Training Age Groups, and U16–U19 Advanced/Elite Training Age Groups. The program states a mission of improving the health and physical development of young players throughout Colorado by making sports accessible and affordable for anyone with a passion for the game, and it notes affordable registration fees and year-round programming. Coaching staff are described as recognized and certified professional and volunteer coaches who serve as mentors, facilitators, and instructors, and the program focuses on core values of Respect, Leadership, Integrity, Teamwork, Confidence, and Sportsmanship. Colorado International Soccer Academy serves the Aurora and Parker communities, emphasizes service to the community through sport, and notes that it has been creating opportunities for local players who might be typically overlooked, including participation in the King Sooper Community Rewards Program. The academy also offers international trips for teams to experience soccer and culture at another level and runs a USL League Two summer program, a USL Academy U20 spring/summer program, and a USL Women’s League summer program.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
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