Santa Clara Women’s Soccer and Pleasanton RAGE
Please join Santa Clara women’s soccer and Pleasanton RAGE on Wednesday, October 20 at 7:00 PM on Buck Shaw Field at Stevens Stadium as the Broncos take on Pepperdine.
Pleasanton RAGE soccer players will have the opportunity to participate in the following fan experience. (NOTE: No high school students are permitted to participate in the fan experience due to NCAA compliance regulations.)
- PRE-GAME CHALK TALK with a Santa Clara Coach – Up to 25 players can participate. Please arrive no later than 6:00 PM wearing your RAGE jersey
To purchase your Pleasanton RAGE special event tickets, please click the button below and use promo code RAGE21 or call Jesse Moreno at 408-554-4628. Tickets are $8.00 per person.
Stevens Stadium is located on the campus of Santa Clara University. Free parking is available on game day in the Leavey Center parking lot.
Soktoberfest – Postponed
POSTPONED
Due to an abundance of caution and the rise in Delta variant COVID cases, Ballistic and RAGE Soccer Clubs have decided to postpone the Soktoberfest Fall Gala to a later date.
We sincerely wish each and every family the best during these unprecedented times, and we look forward to a future date when we can all gather together to celebrate our two clubs.
Celebrate Women’s Soccer Night
We invite you to join us for Celebrate Women’s Soccer Night on Saturday, October 16th at 7:00 pm at Laney Stadium where the Oakland Roots will take on Orange County FC.
Pleasanton RAGE players and families have the opportunity to purchase specially priced event tickets for $17.50. To purchase, please click the button below.
.Laney Stadium, 900 Fallon St, Oakland, CA 94607, is located on the west campus of Laney College. Free parking is available on gameday in the student parking lot, 37 7th St, Oakland, CA 94607, located just south of campus.
For more information about Oakland Roots SC please visit: www.oaklandrootssc.com
Opening Day Parade – 51st Year!
August 21st, 2021 7:30 AM START!
The first Pleasanton Youth Soccer Parade took place in 1969 and we are very excited to continue this tradition for its 51st anniversary! The parade has become a fun event for all Pleasanton families to enjoy and we hope you will all join us in this great chance to bond as one community.
Schedule
- 6:45am: If you are attending the parade this year, please arrive at St. Mary and Main in downtown Pleasanton to line up and assemble with your team.
- Teams will line up by age group, the youngest in the front and oldest in the back.
- RAGE teams will line up on one half of the street, BUSC on the other.
- Arrive early as parking can be difficult, and lining the teams up takes some time.
- 7:30am: Parade starts.
- Route: South on Main, west on Angela, north on Peters, end at Peters and St. Mary.
- Keep our downtown clean
- Please do not create costumes that shed – NO feathered boas, beads, or tinsel, all of which require hours of post parade cleanup by members of our club.
- Do not throw candy or trinkets – doing so is a violation of our parade permit.
- Make sure empty donut boxes, cups, etc find a trash can or are packed out.
COVID PARDADE GUIDELINES
As the Pleasanton Youth Soccer Parade makes its return, we will be implementing the following public health measures:
– During assembly prior to the parade, age groups will be more widely spaced than in previous years in order to allow for more distancing between individual teams.
– During assembly, we encourage you to remain with your team as much as possible and to stay on your proper (RAGE/BUSC) side.
– Parade participants may choose to wear masks as an additional layer of protection, and this choice must be respected at all times by others in attendance.
– And, as always, if your player is experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19, or if you have had a case in your household in the past two weeks, please keep your player home.
Tryout Sessions
RAGE Tryout Sessions
If you are interested in arranging a tryout session with one of our Pleasanton RAGE Competitive teams, please contact one of our following Age Group Coordinators (AGC)/staff members below:
Marco Lopez
2014-2012 (7v7) AGC2003/2004 (U19) ECNL-2
marcoLopez@pleasantonrage.org
Toby Frohlich
2011-2010 (9v9) AGC2007 (U15) ECNL
toby@pleasantonrage.org
Alena Thom
2009-2007 (11v11 Stage 1) AGC2005 (U17) ECNL
alena@pleasantonrage.org
Walter Pratte
2006-2004/3 (11v11 Stage 2) AGC2006 (U16) ECNL
WalterPratte@pleasantonrage.org
Erin Sharpe
Director of CoachingPhone: (970) 683-1121
ErinSharpe@pleasantonrage.org
Virtual Open House
Interested In Learning More About RAGE and Our Various Program Options?
- Recreational
- Select
- Competitive (including ECNL, ECNL Regional League, and NPL)
Open House Link
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Or Telephone:
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2021 RAGE Scholarship Award Winners
2021 RAGE Scholarship Award for Excellence in Academic Achievement and Service to the Community
Each year, Pleasanton RAGE Girls Soccer Club recognizes and rewards scholar-athletes who demonstrate RAGE excellence in academic achievement and service to the community. Two $1,500.00 scholarships for college are awarded to high school seniors who plan to attend a 4-year or 2-year college, or a vocational or art school, and have a cumulative GPA of 3.8 or higher. Applicants are considered based on the following criteria: academic achievement; commitment to volunteerism/service; and a number of years playing for RAGE. In addition, an essay is submitted defining one of the RAGE core values and explaining how the value is learned while playing soccer and serving the community.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients!
Isabel Duenas
Isabel has played soccer for Pleasanton RAGE for 5 years, most currently as a member of the Competitive Program on the 2003 Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) Composite team.
A senior at Castro Valley High School, Isabel has a GPA of 4.23 and is undecided as to where she will attend college although her first choice is University of California, Santa Barbara. She plans on majoring in Biology.
To date, Isabel’s academic honors and accomplishments include the Castro Valley Honor Roll Society; Latino Achievement Award; Experience Berkeley Program Participant; Society of Women’s Engineering Club Member; Castro Valley Varsity Athletic Award (GPA); North Coast Section (NCS), CIF President’s List for Varsity Soccer & Scholastic Championship Team.
Equally important and inspiring is Isabel’s long list of community service, specifically her involvement in the following: Interact Club, earning recognition for many hours serving as a volunteer at food banks & festivals, and providing childcare for young children & support for senior citizens; Castro Valley Today Internship for which she created web pages for local businesses to help promote themselves during COVID-19; CV Tutors; Transfiguration Church Youth Group; Summer Volunteer at the Oakland Zoo, and the California Academy of Sciences where she was honored by the museum director for creating and performing a visual project presentation.
Isabel chose the RAGE core value “Greatness” for her essay topic. She says that “we can all play a part in improving and helping our community through communication and collaboration,” and she is “thankful to RAGE for teaching me valuable lessons on greatness and the value of community.” Isabel will carry these lessons with her to college, and will always have the RAGE core values as inspiration to continue helping her community.
Hayden Jolley
Hayden has played soccer for Pleasanton RAGE for 13 years, most currently as a member of the Competitive Program on the 2003 Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) team.
A senior at Foothill High School, Hayden has a GPA of 3.95 and has committed to playing college soccer at University of California, Riverside where she will major in either Finance, Economics, or Marketing.
To date, Hayden’s academic honors and accomplishments include member of DECA; North Coast Section, CIF Distinguished Scholar-Athlete Award, for her 4 seasons of Varsity Soccer; two-time East Bay Athletic League (EBAL) All-League Honorable Mention Award recipient.
Rounding out Hayden’s excellence in academics is her community volunteerism, specifically her service to the following: National Charity League where she has spent the last 6 years volunteering more than 300 hours at and for many local and national organizations; Girls Soccer Worldwide, as an Ambassador participated in fundraising for school supplies and collecting soccer equipment for girls in Paraguay. In her role, Hayden traveled to Coronel Bogado and spent time with the girls there, giving them the inspiration to become leaders in their own community.
Hayden chose the RAGE core value “Greatness” for her essay topic. She says that “greatness is essential in achieving success in every aspect of life while creating a legacy to inspire others. … while playing soccer for RAGE I learned how to achieve greatness by perpetually demonstrating my strengths and learning from my weaknesses, to develop my character and skill.”
RAGE Friday Night Futbol
RAGE Friday Night Futbol
U5 (2016 birth year) to U14 (2007 birth year)
Practice SAT and ACT Tests April 8
- Test optional is just that – an option. Good test scores can still set you apart.
- Many merit scholarships still rely on standardized test scores.
- Many college majors or programs may still require a test score.
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2019 RAGE/BUSC Gala Photo Gallery
2019 GALA PICTURE GALLERY
