About Us
The University of Colorado Boulder has one of the elite collegiate men's club soccer programs in the country. They were founded in the 1970s and have been providing high-quality soccer since. They are a student-run club, not a D1 men's program. However, the club provides a highly competitive soccer environment for students who want to compete at a top level. They can provide an environment that cultivates academic excellence, quality soccer, friendships and so much more. The club is comprised of three teams: Gold, Black and White.
- Gold is the first team and has won the national championship two times, along with consistently making the national tournament. Gold won the national tournament in 2005 and 2010 and has made the national tournament five years in a row. Gold strives to win the league and regional tournament every year so they can compete for a national championship. Gold practices three times a week with games on the weekends and this happens year-round.
- Black is the second team and was recently promoted to the Rocky Mountain Championship division, joining the Gold team. Black is constantly competing with every team and consistently finishing as one of the top four teams in the league. Black strives to make the national championship open bracket which is the second division for the national tournament. They have made this tournament for the last couple of years and their goal is to make this tournament every year. Black practices three times a week with weekend games throughout the fall semester.
- White is the third team and competes in the Rocky Mountain Open division where they consistently finish in the top four and have won the league many times in recent years. White strives to win their league and consistently does so. White practices three times a week with weekend games throughout the fall semester
