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The Colorado Rush begins play in 2010, joining the Colorado Force, in its 14th season, as the two W-League teams representing Colorado. The Real Colorado Cougars no longer are competing in the league.
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Former Colorado Force defender Estelle Johnson, who was drafted by the L.A. Sol, is now headed to the Philadelphia Independence after the Los Angeles franchise folded. (photo by George Tanner/ ColoradoSoccerNow.com)
Major League Soccer is throwing fuel on the Rapids- Real Salt Lake rivalry by scheduling thems to meet, again, in the 2010 finale.
Nick at WeWantRapidman.com has a report that the Rapids are close to announcing two signings, there’s a DU alum at the team’s preseason camp, Omar vs. D-Ro in Jamaica, “strong, silent” Stan Kroenke, and more!
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The Colorado Rapids will host the Seattle Sounders at 7 p.m. March 19 at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park to raise money for earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
The Colorado Rapids have announced that the club’s 2010 season opener against Chivas USA at The Home Depot Center has changed dates.
The on-again-off-again trade of Colorado Rapids defender Cory Gibbs and goalkeeper Preston Burpo, above, to the New England Revolution is a done deal. The Rapids acquire midfielders Jeff Larentowicz and Wells Thompson. (photo by Jonathan Ingraham/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)
The Colorado Rapids have sent midfielder Jacob Peterson to Toronto FC in exchange for allocation money.
Read more » Former Colorado Rapids coach Fernando Clavijo is looking for Frantz Mathieu, who was his assistant coach when he guided Haiti in World Cup qualifying in 2003. Mathieu has been missing since a 7.0 earthquake devastated Haiti on January 12.
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We talk to Colorado Force defender Carly Peetz, above, about being drafted by the Boston Breakers, and we take some quick looks at Taryn Hemmings, Collin Audley, the new MLS ball, the new WPS ball, and more!
Recent Twitters The Rapids UndercurrentOur goal at ColoradoSoccerNow.com is to cover the sport in this state like no one else, from colleges to the Colorado Rapids, from the W-League to the U.S. men's and women's national teams.
About George: George Tanner fell in love with the Tampa Bay Rowdies and the North American Soccer League while living in the Tampa, Fla., area in the mid-1970s. He got his first taste of newspapering while following the Rowdies every day in the Tampa Tribune, and from there grew the seeds of a journalism career in which he has worked at the Colorado Springs Sun; the Daily Camera in Boulder; the Durango Herald; The Daily Independent in Ridgecrest, Calif.; the Greeley Tribune; and the Rocky Mountain News.
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About Cole: Not since the days of Ace Ntsoelengoe, the Minnesota Kicks and the North American Soccer League has Cole McGinnis been so excited about soccer. Cole handles the business functions of ColoradoSoccerNow.com, and he's the man to speak with about front-office issues.
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About Jonathan: Jonathan Ingraham is a Colorado native, sports hound, outdoors enthusiast and Metropolitan State College student, working on a journalism degree. Outside of school, he works as a freelance photographer and is available for photographing places, people, events, games or artistic shoots for businesses or personal collections. E-mail Jonathan here.
About Tom: Tom Auclair remembers watching the New England Tea Men when he was younger and thinking what a terrible name that was for a sports team. He has worked for the Rocky Mountain News, Longmont Daily Times-Call and several newspapers in New Hampshire. He's currently working as an editor and photographer for a collection of Web sites. He can't believe how quick Omar Cummings is. E-mail Tom here.
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