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Crusaders soccer players to participate in 2022 spring program

Dave Thomas by Dave Thomas
February 10, 2022
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Hundreds of boys and girls and volunteer coaches are ready to participate in the 2022 Grassroots/Recreational spring program for Crusaders Soccer Club which will play games throughout the Navajo Community beginning March 6 and ending May 1. The Crusaders Board of Directors extends a sincere thank you to all the volunteers, parents and grandparents who make our “Grassroots/Recreational” program such a success.

Crusaders Competitive program is concluding the forming of teams for the 2022 season. The competitive team players are coached by professional accredited and licensed coaches. The spring season for the competitive teams will begin in March and will involve games against competitive teams from throughout San Diego County. Crusaders Director of Coaching, Rene Miramontes, said “we are particularly looking for a few more motivated boys and girls born in 2015. In addition, we welcome Katie Maietta and Samantha Romaine as the newest members of our stellar professional coaching staff.”

Soon Crusaders soccer players will be seen throughout our neighborhoods wearing their uniforms and practice t-shirts as they participate. Be careful driving as you may see a soccer ball bouncing in the street.

Crusaders Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3)f nonprofit corporation which is now in our 52nd year of serving the soccer youth of San Diego. For more information about our Competitive and Grassroots/Recreational programs visit our website at crusaderssoccer.org.

 

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