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New Mexico Rapids Soccer Club

★★★½ 3.69 reviewsAlbuquerque, NMAges 4–18

Private

New Mexico Rapids (Rio Rapids) Soccer Club is an Albuquerque nonprofit youth soccer club (since 2001) for players ages 4–19. Its summer programming includes soccer camps, youth summer training (June–August at Quigley Park), and 4v4 and 5v5 leagues.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 4–18
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact New Mexico Rapids Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Jose manfredo Martinez
Shaun Parrish

NM Rapids Soccer Club Reign are coached to hurt other players. Players purposely “check” other kids from behind to get an advantage to the ball. Their form of soccer playing is cruel. This was not one instance. It’s a method of play that runs the course of the entire game. This coach should be ashamed of himself. Whomever it is that promotes this kind of cruel play should be “checked” for mental health problems. We suffered through without a dozen free kicks that should have been called by a referee. More of the same, goalie cleated

★★★★★Cornelio Nava

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★★★★★Yassar Qumsieh

I disagree with other people who gave 1 star because kids have to go through tryouts. That doesn’t mean this club deserves 1 star for that. We actually tried all different clubs in New Mexico and this one is better for competitive teams, unlike other clubs, where coaches aren’t really as serious and good as this club. With that said, I just wanted to add that Coach Mario is great!

naivene mahgoub

This is a NON-Inclusive club. I Highly recommend AYSO soccer. They are inclusive, your child doesn't have to be a Rockstar to make a team. To your response: it would have been great If someone called. I actually don't know why I didn't receive a call, maybe a phone number would be helpful since I still haven't received a call. I've never heard of a soccer tryout where only 8 children or fewer are selected, as in you have teams already set but possibly are looking to add 1 or 2 children? I am sincerely confused. Like I said, I am not aware of an all inclusive club where children have to earn thier spot on a team. Atleast that's not how your website describes itself. So for all the parents wanting thier children to play a sport without having to worry about that kind of standard or mentality, I still suggest AYSO.

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