RAGE Kicks Cancer

Annette Fotos2022-10-12T13:19:43-07:00October 10th, 2022|
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To learn more about the top girl’s youth league in the country, please view this great informational discussion. Much is covered about the Elite Clubs National League vision and core values. Additionally, the player pathway is reviewed, including the ECNL Regional League (for our ECNL-2 teams), new Super Cup programming, conference selection programs, national training camps, and exceptional college showcases that consistently draw more collegiate coaches than other events throughout the country.
apfotos2020-04-30T19:14:34-07:00April 30th, 2020|
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Moderated by: Erin Sharpe, RAGE DOC
Former Head Coach, Colorado Mesa University
Played at Santa Clara University
Annette Fotos2019-10-25T15:51:41-07:00October 25th, 2019|
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Annette Fotos2018-02-20T11:13:51-08:00January 22nd, 2018|
The 2004 ECNL team had a great afternoon of soccer golf and team bonding with their Coach Darin Preszler.
Annette Fotos2018-02-20T11:14:09-08:00January 16th, 2018|
1-12- 2018 Notice to the Membership:
On January 10, 2018, at the RAGE Board of Directors meeting, the
following candidates were elected by unanimous vote as officers of
the Club:
President: Jon Asmussen
Competitive Vice President: Martha Brown
Recreational Vice President: Mike Stewart
Secretary: Dan Allari
Treasurer: Ross Stonesifer
Their duties are effective immediately.
apfotos2017-02-06T23:39:00-08:00January 2nd, 2017|
Holiday Gifts for Local Kids and Families
Our service project was working with the Pleasanton Police Department to deliver Holiday Gifts to kids and families around Pleasanton who don’t have a lot of money to buy gifts. The P.P.D (Pleasanton Police Department) gave us a list of kids by age and gender that were in need of gifts. We shared that list with our soccer team and asked them to donate gifts for our project. Some people donated money for us to pick out the gifts instead. We also asked for donations from our friends and family as well. We then took the money that was donated and went shopping for the kids on the list we still needed gifts for which was fun! We ended up having a gift for all of the kids on the list! When we donated all the gifts to the P.P.D they told us we could go out with them to deliver them! We met the officer at the police station on Dec. 20th, 2016. They told us which items we would be delivering, and introduced us to the officer that would be helping us. He let us load up a wagon and wheel them to the car and load them in. We got to ride in the police car, even though there wasn’t any lights it was pretty cool. We made lots of stops and everyone was very thankful. We felt very happy we were able to give to kids who might not have gotten a present during the holidays! It reminded us to be thankful for what we have and to always give more than we receive. It definitely made us feel happy that day to make others smile.
-Camryn Hobizal and Daniela Robinson, 05 Grey RAGE