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Colorado Storm Soccer Club offers youth soccer through programs that include leagues, camps, tournaments, futsal, and an online soccer video chain. The club also runs a FootGolf tournament as part of its activities.
• Schedule: Year-round programming including leagues, camps, clinics, and specialized training opportunities
Colorado Storm Soccer Club was founded in 1967 and has been providing youth soccer to Colorado communities for nearly 60 years. It operates as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The club’s mission states that it is rooted in passion, purpose, and pride, and that its mission has always been to elevate the youth soccer experience in Colorado.
The club offers programs spanning grassroots to elite competition and provides a comprehensive pathway from toddlers in its Sparks program to elite athletes competing at the semi-professional level. Colorado Storm Soccer Club reports annually educating more than 600 coaches through what it describes as the nation’s largest club coach education program. It also hosts some of the largest and most competitive youth soccer tournaments in the Rocky Mountain region.
Colorado Storm Soccer Club has been recognized as a Top 50 Youth Soccer Club in the U.S. Its awards include Colorado Parent Family Favorites Soccer Program Finalist in 2018, Best Soccer Program in 2019, and Best Soccer Program in 2020. The club set a Guinness World Record for the Largest FootGolf Tournament with 310 participants on October 21, 2018, and a Guinness World Record for an online soccer video chain in 2020. In 2021, it was named a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute, and it is noted as the first youth soccer club in the United States recognized by the Aspen Institute for innovation in youth sports participation and program development.
The club describes a community-powered approach with local clubs united as one Storm and notes that it serves families across the Front Range and beyond. It reports that a record-breaking FootGolf event supported local after-school and youth sports programs. Colorado Storm Soccer Club also notes a partnership with the Colorado Rapids that brought together community-driven youth development with the inspiration of a professional club.
The program features mascots connected to different positions on the field: Thunderhoof the Moose as a goalkeeper, Stormy the Mountain Goat as a midfield captain, Bolt the Bobcat as a striker, and Whiteout the Wolf as a defender.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
• Schedule: Year-round programming including leagues, camps, clinics, and specialized training opportunities
Colorado Storm Soccer Club was founded in 1967 and has been providing youth soccer to Colorado communities for nearly 60 years. It operates as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The club’s mission states that it is rooted in passion, purpose, and pride, and that its mission has always been to elevate the youth soccer experience in Colorado.
The club offers programs spanning grassroots to elite competition and provides a comprehensive pathway from toddlers in its Sparks program to elite athletes competing at the semi-professional level. Colorado Storm Soccer Club reports annually educating more than 600 coaches through what it describes as the nation’s largest club coach education program. It also hosts some of the largest and most competitive youth soccer tournaments in the Rocky Mountain region.
Colorado Storm Soccer Club has been recognized as a Top 50 Youth Soccer Club in the U.S. Its awards include Colorado Parent Family Favorites Soccer Program Finalist in 2018, Best Soccer Program in 2019, and Best Soccer Program in 2020. The club set a Guinness World Record for the Largest FootGolf Tournament with 310 participants on October 21, 2018, and a Guinness World Record for an online soccer video chain in 2020. In 2021, it was named a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute, and it is noted as the first youth soccer club in the United States recognized by the Aspen Institute for innovation in youth sports participation and program development.
The club describes a community-powered approach with local clubs united as one Storm and notes that it serves families across the Front Range and beyond. It reports that a record-breaking FootGolf event supported local after-school and youth sports programs. Colorado Storm Soccer Club also notes a partnership with the Colorado Rapids that brought together community-driven youth development with the inspiration of a professional club.
The program features mascots connected to different positions on the field: Thunderhoof the Moose as a goalkeeper, Stormy the Mountain Goat as a midfield captain, Bolt the Bobcat as a striker, and Whiteout the Wolf as a defender.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
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