Pride Soccer Club is the longest-standing youth soccer club in Colorado Springs, a nonprofit serving roughly 4,500 players on over 300 teams across Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Monument and Woodland Park, from recreational through competitive levels. It runs soccer camps by age group through the summer, including June and July recreational skills camps, a girls competitive camp and a specialist striker/keeper camp, all aimed at improving skills, coordination and teamwork.
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★★★★★Maria GrosekPride is awesome, fun and is a good environment. The best coaches have been both of the Jose’s because they make goals and they achieve them! Tiago J
★★★★★Erin RostWe have two kiddos playing for Pride, one in Junior Academy, and one Competitive. We love their coaches and the skills they are attaining.
★★★★★Anthony AntayI have had two experiences so far with two different age groups, and both recreational. With my little one (7 yo) everything was perfect, a lot more practice needed but it was good. With the other one (13) everything was good still but the female coach would not shut up and constantly yell even in games. I would say it is a good club compared to others in the area. I have not tried competitive, but for recreational it was a good deal.
★★★★★Blaze PanarisoWe have found Price Soccer Club to be a top notch organization with great coaches. The program focuses on player development which I think it important at our son's age. His coaches genuinely care about him not just as a player but as a person outside of sports. Some of his best friends are teammates which speaks to the environment Pride creates. I would highly recommend Pride to anyone with soccer players in the house.
★★★★★Lori BoarmanPride is by far the best club in Colorado Springs! We've had 4 kids over the past (literally) 28 years play from developmental to the highest level competitive. I coached for a couple years as well at mid level and I can attest that they work hard to give as much training and education as possible. Community is definitely a plus. When we lost our son, we had multiple coaches and even the owner and director attend the service. Our entire family felt supported personally (and our son was not even a top level player). I see some reviews on the refs and what people don't realize is Pride does not choose or pay the refs (separate organization and that would be a conflict of interest). I also see some reviews on racism and having a black child play now for over 12 years, we have never experienced this. I am confident if we did, the leadership would address it asap. No club or coach is perfect, but what I appreciate about our experience is when I have brought a concern, I have felt heard and respected. Thankful for my kids experience here as it has definitely shaped them to be better humans.