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Futsal League General Details:

  • 7 Games Guaranteed with Championships on week 8 for advancing teams.
  • Teams of 7-12 players are recommended.
  • Each application will be evaluated, and acceptances are not guaranteed. Teams will be accepted based on the date of registration, space available, and level of play.
  • Team registration only! (No individual registrations)
  • Teams and players from all clubs are welcome to apply to play in the league.
  • Non-CRYSC Clubs who register 5+ teams can receive a 10% discount on registrations!
  • Only futsal shoes are allowed on the courts at The Berce.

This Elite Futsal League is recommended for teams who play at CSA Elite and above during their regular seasons.

For more information or general questions, please get in touch with Randy Weber at [email protected]

To register a team, please click on the correct age group/day below!

Registration Deadline: Thursday, November 7

Futsal League Registration Fee

$835 Per Team

  • Official Licensed Referees

  • Advanced-Level Competition

  • Full-Size Hardwood Courts

  • Top Class Facilities

Winter Elite Futsal League Schedule @ The Berce

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League Dates, Deadlines, and Schedule

Mondays: 9/10U Boys & Girls and 16U Girls

  • Play Dates: Dec 2, 9, 16, 30, Jan 6, 13, 20, 27*

Tuesday: 11U/12U Girls & 13/14U Girls 

  • Play Dates: Dec 3, 10, 17, 31, Jan 7, 14, 21, 28*

Wednesday: 11U Boys and 13/14U Boys

  • Play Dates: Dec 4, 11, 18, Jan 1, 8, 15, 22, 29*

Thursday: 12U Boys and 16U Boys

  • Play Dates: Dec 5, 12, 19, Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, 30*
BIRTH YEAR GENDER DAY OF WEEK PLAY TIME WINDOW
2016 & 2015 CO-ED MONDAYS 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
2014 & 2013 FEMALE TUESDAYS 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
2014 MALE WEDNESDAYS 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
2013 MALE THURSDAYS 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
2012 & 2011 FEMALE TUESDAYS 7:00 PM – 9:45 PM
2012 & 2011 MALE WEDNESDAYS 7:00 PM – 9:45 PM
2010 & 2009 FEMALE MONDAYS 7:00 PM – 9:45 PM
2010 & 2009 MALE THURSDAYS 7:00 PM – 9:45 PM

United Futsal Rules / Laws of the Game

United Futsal follows all FIFA rules with the exception of the distribution. According to the FIFA laws of the game, the goalkeeper can always throw the ball over half even on restart.

At United Futsal events, if the ball goes out of bounds on the end, the goalkeeper must either have the ball touch his half or a player has to touch it before it clears the halfway line in order to restart the game. In the event that no one touches it and it goes directly into the attacking half, our referees are instructed to call for an indirect free-kick at the center of the court.

In many youth leagues around the world, it is common that the goalkeeper must restart on his half to avoid the typical “long ball” game and encourage players to come out of the back.

Looking for Winter Futsal Camps?

The Berce: Home to Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club Futsal

The Berce @ Regis University is the only futsal-designated facility in Colorado, housing two full-size futsal pitches with futsal-specific lines to develop Colorado’s top futsal talent across the Front Range, with year-round programming and summer and residential futsal camps.

Benefits of The Berce @ Regis University

  • Home base for Rapids Youth futsal programming
  • Two full-size hard-wood futsal courts;
  • True futsal lines for the full futsal development experience;
  • Professionally trained futsal referees;
  • Scoreboards;
  • Centrally located across the Colorado Front Range; and
  • Seating for parents and players.
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Getting Around

Finding The Berce

The Berce is identifiable on the map with a ‘V’. Located at the center of campus, the Berce can be accessed from the south side doors by parking in lots 6, 1, or 5.

Parking Lots 6, 1 and 5

On the east side of campus, parking lot 6 is the most common location for CRYSC members to park with plenty of parking space available. Parking is free after 5pm on weekdays.

Parking lot 1 has limited parking space in the east and west sections, but may have more accessibility in the evenings during the week. Parking is free after 5pm on weekdays in parking lot 1.

Parking lot 5 has limited parking space on the south, but plenty of space on the north. Parking is free after 5pm on weekdays in parking lot 5.

Frequently Asked Questions

Futsal is a game of imagination and creativity, deception and lies, that uses teamwork and synergy to outscore the opponent. Players are required to manipulate and master the ball and invade and exploit space in a high-pressure, high-reward environment. Subsequently, futsal is an excellent breeding ground for football competencies that can be translated into the 11-a-side format of the game.

Futsal is an exciting, fast-paced small-sided soccer game that is widely played across the world.

The nature of the game places a large emphasis on technical skill and ability in situations of high pressure, and is subsequently an excellent breeding ground for soccer competencies that can be translated into the 11-a-side format of the game.

Many of the top world class soccer players played Futsal in their youth and credit it with supporting their soccer development; players of the caliber of Pele, Zico, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Messi, and Ronaldo to name just a few legends.

Ronaldinho once stated that, “Futsal is an extremely important way for kids to develop their skills and understanding of the game.”.

While traditional Futsal is played on a hard court surface, we decided on synthetic turf vs. hard court flooring for our fields for a few reasons.

  1. We wanted the facility to be accessible to all ages and ability levels. With synthetic turf, the ball will roll slightly slower allowing for better control at all ages.
  2. The cushioned ground will be safer for both players and goalkeepers; and
  3. We will be using the fields in-season for our competitive teams limiting the number and types of shoes our players need to purchase.

Futsal and small-sided soccer is an effective development tool that is quickly replacing the conventional US walled indoor soccer game.

Small-sided soccer creates honesty within the game, providing isolation of individual talent and technique. It will isolate and expose a team and player’s deficiencies. It will also showcase a player and team’s strengths. The game is fast and numerous finishing opportunities are offered when played well. Technical and tactical speeds are emphasized. A bad touch or a slow recovery will almost always result with a loss of possession. Quite frequently the lesson is driven home with a goal scored by the opposition. These lessons learned hard are not easily forgotten. The satisfying thing about small-sided soccer is that lessons are quickly learned and that players readily adjust themselves to the game’s demands. Coaching clinicians have often stressed that the game is the best teacher. By putting players in learning situations, the results of the decisions and their technical execution will educate them with a minimum of coaching involvement.

There may not be any black-soled shoes used in the Berce Futsal Facility. Players should be wearing futsal shoes, tennis shoes, or FLATS ONLY (no type of indoor or turf spikes or cleats). Shoes must be for indoor use only and not include any bumps. Some players have shown up in black sole futsal shoes that specifically state “non-marking” as part of the shoe description. They may be approved; this is at the discretion of the Rapids Futsal Staff and Coaches

CRYSC players should wear their gray training tops to practice. All other club players should wear a gray shirt and black shoes.

Contact a Member of the Rapids Futsal Staff

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Roxy Kamal

Associate Elite Futsal Director & Administrator

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Roxy Kamal

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Associate Elite Futsal Director & Administrator

As a four-year scholarship athlete at San Jose State University, Roxy not only showcased her prowess on the field but also demonstrated leadership qualities as a two-year captain. Her remarkable contributions led her team to a WAC Championship in 2009, laying the foundation for a successful career in soccer. Roxy’s impact extends beyond traditional soccer, as she excelled in futsal as well. Playing for two local futsal clubs in the Bay Area, she achieved multiple Regional and National titles, solidifying her reputation as a top-tier futsal player. Her dedication to the sport reached international heights, representing the U.S. Futsal Women’s National team in prestigious events, including the AMF World Cup in Colombia (2013), the Pacific Cup in Australia (2014), and the Women’s Futsal Cup in Spain (2015). Before joining CRYSC, her leadership extended to technical director and director of coaching roles in several Bay Area soccer clubs, demonstrating her ability to guide and inspire coaches at various levels. In 2014, Roxy took the entrepreneurial leap, establishing her own Futsal club – Gamer Futsal School, where she continues to shape the future of futsal talent. For the past six years, Roxy has served as the head coach of the U.S. Futsal Women’s National team, steering the team to notable victories, including a Pacific Cup Championship in 2016 and an IFA Women’s World Cup Championship in 2017. Currently holding a U.S. Soccer “B” License and possessing a Master’s in Sport Management, Roxy’s commitment to coaching excellence is evident. Now, as a mentor for Next Wave, Roxy Kamal brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and a proven track record of success. Her passion for developing coaches and players alike, coupled with her dedication to the growth of the sport, makes Roxy an invaluable asset to the Next Wave coaching community. Join us in welcoming Coach Roxy Kamal, whose mentorship will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of women coaches to reach new heights in their coaching journeys.

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Rommy Ferreira

Elite Director of Futsal

[email protected]
303.720.6827

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Elite Director of Futsal

Rommy Ferreira’s love for the game goes back many years when he started playing as a young boy in Brazil. At the age of 17 Rommy graduated from Sport Club Recife Futsal academy. He the pursued his professional career in Brazil and Europe. After a knee injury, Rommy turned his love and passion for the game into a successful and extensive coaching career in the US. Rommy moved to the United States in 2008, Starting in New York City, he then moved to Connecticut working with the elite Everson Futsal Academy as Futsal Director until 2017. Following new opportunities, He moved to Boca Raton Florida, joining The Joga Bonito Futsal Academy. Rommy married his Wife Bridget in 2014 and together they have an almost two year old little boy, McKinnon James, along with a wild mostly crazy pup, Benny.

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