Castle Rock, Colorado
Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club Castle Rock is the Douglas County–focused regional arm of CRYSC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that runs youth soccer across the Colorado Front Range. The Castle Rock region serves families in Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Douglas County, Elizabeth, Franktown, Highlands Ranch, Larkspur, Lone Tree, Monument, Parker, Colorado Springs, and nearby communities, with programming that mirrors the wider club’s age-band structure while keeping training and games anchored in the south metro.
Recreational soccer runs from 4U through 19U, including 4U Soccer Start, 5U–8U, 9U–10U, and 11U–19U recreational bands. Rising Rapids covers 8U–10U as a bridge into more structured play. Competitive programming spans 8U–19U with 11U–14U and 15U–19U competitive tracks plus 13U–19U EAL and DPL options for this region, so older players can pursue higher-commitment league pathways without leaving the CRYSC system. Soccer camps and a Castle Rock camp slate sit alongside year-round league play, and families can follow regional field status when weather affects turf and grass sites.
Castle Rock operations rotate through local parks and school-adjacent venues such as Bison Park, Douglas County Fairgrounds, Founders Park, Mitchell Gulch Park, Philip S. Miller Park, Rhyolite Park, World Compass Academy, and Wrangler Park, with turf-and-grass status refreshed as sites open or close. That rhythm helps families plan travel inside Douglas County and the immediate south Denver corridor.
CRYSC runs satellite leagues across Colorado and ties player development to the Colorado Rapids professional club, offering a pathway from introductory soccer for very young players through elite youth platforms and MLS-connected opportunities. Returning rostered families use PlayMetrics for rosters, schedules, notifications, and attendance tracking. New families can use the club’s birth-date program finder to locate an appropriate Castle Rock offering, register through the club’s normal enrollment flow, and subscribe to Castle Rock news updates. Administrative offices for the broader organization are at 111 N Havana St, Suite 120, Aurora, CO 80010.
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What ages and program levels does the Castle Rock region offer?Recreation runs 4U through 19U with Soccer Start at 4U and older recreational splits through high school ages. Rising Rapids serves 8U–10U. Competitive soccer runs 8U–19U with 11U–14U and 15U–19U competitive programming plus 13U–19U EAL and DPL tracks associated with this region, alongside camps and seasonal events tied to CRYSC.
Where does Castle Rock CRYSC train and play?Regional play rotates across Castle Rock–area sites such as Bison Park, Douglas County Fairgrounds, Founders Park, Mitchell Gulch Park, Philip S. Miller Park, Rhyolite Park, World Compass Academy, and Wrangler Park. Turf and grass availability changes with weather and maintenance, so families should check the club’s Castle Rock field conditions before heading out.
When are tryouts or seasonal registration?Competitive tryouts and open registration follow seasonal cycles that shift each year. Families should run the birth-date program finder for Castle Rock, watch CRYSC announcements for the region, and enroll when the competitive or recreational window opens for the player’s age group.
What is CRYSC’s mission and how does Castle Rock fit?CRYSC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves thousands of children each season along the Front Range through satellite leagues statewide. Castle Rock delivers that same nonprofit model locally, connecting recreational entry points, Rising Rapids, and competitive pathways—including EAL and DPL options for older players—to the broader Colorado Rapids youth structure.
How can families contact the Castle Rock region or register?Call the Castle Rock regional line at +1 719-306-0964 for local questions. The main club line is +1 303-399-5858, and general email is info@rapidsyouthsoccer.org. Use the program finder and registration links on rapidsyouthsoccer.org for Castle Rock, sign into PlayMetrics once rostered, and join the Castle Rock newsletter for regional updates.
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