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RAGE WPSL is Looking for Players!

2018-03-20T08:45:40-07:00March 20th, 2018|

The @RAGE_WPSL team is looking for Collegiate players as well as committed players and prep players interested in playing Collegiate soccer. Prep players should be High School Juniors and older.

@RAGE_WPSL plays in the @WPSL (http://www.wpslsoccer.com/) PAC NORTH CONFERENCE. Teams in this conference are from Marin, Mountain View, Fresno, San Francisco and Sacramento to name a few cities.

The season is roughly mid-May through mid-July from first practice until the last game. There will be approximately 8 games with 4 likely being home in Pleasanton and 4 away games.
Practices will likely be twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. We are expecting 30-40 women interested in being on the Team, training and playing.

Head Coach is Walter Pratte (walterpratte@pleasantonrage.org) who will be assisted by other RAGE coaches as needed and available. Namely Philippe Blin, Darin Preszler and Axel Thibodeau.

Coach Walter will decide on game day rosters of 18 players.

RAGE will provide or pay for:

  • Game day jerseys.
  • WPSL Team Registration
  • Coach’s Costs
  • Field Costs
  • Referee Costs

PLAYER COST (each player
would pay for this):

  • Travel to training and games.
  • Shorts and socks – color TBA
  • $25 WPSL Player Registration fee for ALL players.

Email Walter Pratte (walterpratte@pleasantonrage.org) if you are interested.

Costa Rica ODP Trip

2018-03-19T13:07:00-07:00March 19th, 2018|

I was selected to play for Region IV ODP and represent rage being the only player from the area to go.My trip to Costa Rica was truly an experience that I will never forget.Being selected for this trip was an honor because playing at the highest level is what I aspire to do.The environment we were in was as if we were the U.S national team,we all worked very hard to get onto this team and we wanted to win the tournament.My team had practice every day twice a day from the day we landed.We had a morning training,then lunch and off to our afternoon session.It was an amazing experience to play in a stadium for an international tournament.The competition was very hard and talking to some of the players after the game on the other teams was eye opening.They are all different ages ranging from 15 all the way to 34.

Once our game was over the teams choose who the thought the best player was on the other team,I played the whole game against our hardest competition and kept a shut out and had 7 game defining saves.The best feeling is knowing after the game when the other team was asked who the best player was and i hear them all say “la portera!” knowing they were talking about me.Being recognized like that was a huge honor coming from a professional team from another country.These players are good competition to play against, they deserve to be on the professional teams they are on.

On our day off we went to help people in the community so we bought toys for some kids to play with at a school for struggling families.We spent and hour playing with kids who’s families are going through rough times and need help whether it be a single mom or drinking problems at home, the school helps the parents recover and the child get a good education.This was the highlight of my trip because seeing those kids faces when they walked out jumping in excitement.They don’t have the best situations and were beyond grateful to even get a few stickers from us.We then went to the beach and spent the day there to relax and take a break.

There were a lot of memories made with my team,coaches,and the costa rica soccer staff; our teams guide took us to the best spots in San José and our cultural night was a lot of fun to do.Cultural night is when they have a dance group put on a show for us and we eat all of the foods they typically eat there.But by far the best memories are with my coach Brandi Chastain because whenever we were bored she had us do something fun together or do competitions against the other regions that were there.We would have team meetings that were eye opening because our coaches are very experienced at what they do.I have learned a lot of new things on this trip but I will never take anything for granted because of this opportunity I have been blessed with.I would go to this trip over national camp because opportunities like this are rare and hard to come by.

I am beyond blessed to have this opportunity to play in an International tournament,be named mvp against the most difficult team,keep a shutout which no other goalkeeper did the whole tournament and win the whole tournament with an amazing team.I want to thank all of my Rage coaches for helping me get to this point in my life, shaping me into the player I am today, and always believing me.This has been the best experience of my life by far and I wouldn’t trade it for anything because not many people can say they help their team become international champions.

 

Isabella M. 

 2002 Ecnl team. 

Recreational Spring Academy Registration

2018-02-22T13:20:37-08:00February 20th, 2018|

Recreational Youth Academy

Spring 2018

The RAGE Recreational Youth Academy provides a unique learning environment for recreational players to develop fundamental soccer skills. The goal of this Academy is to foster a passion for soccer and a greater understanding of the game while building a solid foundation of basic skills and technique. This training will add in elements to prepare young players for upcoming competitive placement (tryouts) for the 2018 season.  Players are welcome to attend whether or not they are planning on trying out for a competitive team.  

The Recreational Youth Academy is open to all RECREATIONAL children playing in the 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 birth years.  This is a great way for players to continue improving throughout the spring months.

Academy Trainers: Recreational Program Director (Megan Walinski) and RAGE Coaching Staff

When: March 26, 2017 – May 8, 2017  (6 week program)

60 minutes, once-a-week training session (total of 6 sessions)

**No training the week of Spring Break 4/2/18

Birth year Training Days and Times Dates Location
2011/2010 Tuesdays – 4:00 – 5:00pm 3/27,4/10,4/17,4/24,5/1,5/8 TBD
2009/2008 Tuesdays – 5:00 – 6:00pm 3/27,4/10,4/17,4/24,5/1,5/8 TBD
2007/2006 Mondays – 4:15 – 5:15pm 3/26,4/9,4/16,4/23,4/30,5/7 TBD

Play date: 2 separate days – Dates and times TBD

Where: Mondays – TBD

Tuesdays – TBD

Player must bring cleats, shin-guards, soccer ball, and water to all practices.

Cost: Rec Spring Academy is $105

Contact: Recreational Program Director

Meganwalinski@pleasantonrage.org

Senior Signing 2018

2018-02-09T08:34:49-08:00February 9th, 2018|

RAGE proudly celebrates our seniors who signed their National Letter of Intent and will take their athletic, academic, and leadership skills to the next level as they move on to their chosen colleges and universities. These athletes gathered on February 7th to be honored for their commitment to play collegiate soccer next Fall.

Congratulations!!

RAGE College Signing Night

2018-01-16T09:34:42-08:00January 16th, 2018|

Please join us in celebrating our competitive players’ and the Club’s success at College Signing Night. 

WHEN: Wednesday, February 7, 2018

WHERE: Marriott Hotel, 11950 Dublin Canyon Road, Pleasanton

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

6:15 PM: Meet and Greet the Players

7:00 to 9:00 PM: Ceremony

Refreshments will be served

WHO: RAGE Players and Families!!

This is a night you will not want to miss!

The culmination of years of hard work and dedication to soccer pays off with our girls committing to play collegiate soccer.

Congrats to the Class of 2018!!!

The Rage 05 ECNL WIN!

2017-12-13T10:55:22-08:00December 13th, 2017|

The Rage 05 ECNL side finished atop a very competitive NorCal Premier league (Region 3/4/5) following a 1-0 win over Santa Rosa United ECNL.  Rage got out to an early lead, beating the SRU back line followed by a beautiful finish within the opening minutes.  Axel Thibodeau’s team staunch defending kept SRU off the board for the remaining 65+ minutes.  The 05s finished 6-0-2 with an astonishing 31-2 goal differential and are off to compete in the always exciting State Cup season.  Good luck girls!

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