What ages and program levels does Rocky Mountain Soccer Academy offer?Cougar Cubs serves about ages three through six. RMSA Central developmental recreational soccer serves roughly ages eight through fourteen with teams formed by birth year. The Academy program is for eight- and nine-year-olds bridging toward competitive play. Competitive tryouts for the 2025–2026 cycle target boys born 2007 through 2015. Futsal welcomes players from about age eight through high school in a six-week indoor block.
About
Rocky Mountain Soccer Academy is a youth soccer organization rooted in Aurora and the broader Denver metro, with a mailing address at PO Box 471311, Aurora, CO 80047. The club layers recreational entry points, a bridge academy track, competitive tryouts for boys, indoor futsal, and seasonal add-ons so families can match commitment to the player’s age and goals.
What the club offers
Cougar Cubs introduces soccer to children roughly three through six years old with Friday evening practices paired with games, emphasizing motor skills, teamwork, and social growth alongside the game. RMSA Central’s youth developmental recreational league serves girls and boys about eight through fourteen (birth years 2012–2017 in the Spring 2026 cycle) in a non-competitive environment: volunteer coaches receive support and training from the academy side, teams form by birth year, and families typically see one or two practices per week plus one game. The Academy program targets eight- and nine-year-olds who want a step between recreational play and full competitive soccer; it stresses commitment, discipline, and skill level suited to eventual competitive placement and teaches through the club’s own philosophy and coaching methods, including Brazilian-influenced technical ideas. Competitive programming centers on tryout-based boys teams for players born 2007 through 2015 for the 2025–2026 tryout cycle, with enrollment handled through PlayMetrics. Futsal runs as a six-week indoor small-sided block for players from about age eight through high school, led by experienced futsal coaches, with a per-player fee of one hundred dollars.
Training, games, and locations
Spring 2026 Cougar Cubs and RMSA Central developmental programming aimed for practices to begin in March, with opening games on March 21, 2026, including Cougar Cubs at Aurora Sports Park. Day-to-day field use blends Aurora Public Schools rental fields (teams can arrange permits through the district rental office with help from the club), city parks where unpermitted use yields to permitted groups, and other local sites as schedules dictate—families should expect Aurora-area travel and confirm exact practice and game locations with their team or the office each season.
Tryouts, placement, and registration
Competitive tryout registration for the 2025–2026 season is open to boys in the 2007–2015 birth-year band through the club’s PlayMetrics signup. Registrations after June 1 are handled as private tryouts coordinated with the age-appropriate team staff. Academy, Cougar Cubs, and RMSA Central developmental Spring 2026 enrollments also use PlayMetrics program links tied to those offerings. A few seasonal programs still enroll through hosts other than PlayMetrics, so when in doubt, call the office to confirm which enrollment path matches the program you want.
Fees and what to plan for
Futsal carries a stated per-player cost of one hundred dollars for the six-week program. Full competitive tuition, recreational league fees, uniform bundles, and academy pricing depend on team and season, so families should request the current fee sheet and payment expectations from the office before committing.
Mission, coaching, and culture
Recreational programming emphasizes fun, friendship, and healthy activity without forcing every player into a hyper-competitive frame. The Academy prepares motivated young players for competitive rosters through structured training and the RMSA technical style, including Brazilian-influenced ideas. Futsal works as a high-repetition skill laboratory on a hard court with a low-bounce ball, led by coaches who specialize in indoor small-sided play.
How to reach the club
Call +1 303-617-5858 Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the office is closed Saturday and Sunday. Email info@rmsasoccer.org for general questions. Specialized roles such as registrar or scheduling, Spanish-language office support, coaching leadership, and operations also have named inboxes through the club’s contact roster for families who need a specific department.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the club train or play?For Spring 2026, Cougar Cubs and RMSA Central planned March practices with opening games on March 21, including Cougar Cubs at Aurora Sports Park. Practices and league games otherwise use Aurora-area fields, including Aurora Public Schools sites teams can rent with district permits and city parks where permit rules apply. Confirm your player’s exact field map with the team or office each season.
When are tryouts or registration?Competitive tryout registration for the 2025–2026 season runs through PlayMetrics for eligible boys. Signups after June 1 move to private tryout scheduling with the appropriate age-group staff. Academy, Cougar Cubs, and RMSA Central Spring 2026 spots also enroll through the PlayMetrics program links the club provides. Call +1 303-617-5858 if you need help choosing the right enrollment path.
What does futsal or other programming cost?The futsal program is priced at one hundred dollars per player for the six-week session. Recreational, academy, and competitive tuition varies by team and season, so request current fees, uniform expectations, and payment plans directly from the office.
What is the club’s philosophy or coaching approach?Recreational tracks emphasize fun, friendship, and healthy activity with volunteer coaches backed by academy training support. Academy training blends the club’s own philosophy with Brazilian-influenced technical teaching for players aiming toward competitive teams. Futsal is treated as a high-touch skill laboratory on a hard court with specialized coaches.
How can families contact or register?Call +1 303-617-5858 Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., or email info@rmsasoccer.org. Registrar, Spanish-language office support, coaching leadership, and operations staff also use dedicated inboxes such as karen@rmsasoccer.org and luz@rmsasoccer.org for targeted questions. Competitive, academy, and central developmental signups run through PlayMetrics program links the club opens each season.
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