As part of our Team Week (team bonding the week before tryouts), we will host an alumni vs. active players game on Wednesday, August 7th, after yoga.
Preseason Starts July 1st
Let’s get ready for the fall campaign, Rams! Preseason starts on July 1st. Let’s use the month of July to get fit and ready for tryouts, and to bond together as the 2024 Green Mountain Soccer program!
Incoming freshmen through seniors are welcome at preseason training. While preseason is not mandatory, coming into tryouts week (August 12th – 15th) in good cardio condition is absolutely necessary for us to achieve our goals. If you attend preseason training regularly, and work hard, you will be fit and ready for the fitness tests at tryouts. Here is a link to the preseason, Team Week and tryouts schedules:
Continue reading “Preseason Starts July 1st”Welcome Coach Maya
We are thrilled to announce that Coach Maya Moorman has accepted our offer to join our Green Mountain Soccer coaching staff. Coach Maya chose the big college experience after four years playing soccer in high school, and she graduated from the University of Colorado in Boulder in 2020.
Continue reading “Welcome Coach Maya”2023 Visual Season Recap
Watch some memorable moments from the 2023 Green Mountain Boy’s Soccer season. Click here for our 2023 season award winners, including Jeffco 4A All League First Team honors for Brady Wilder.
Spring Soccer
Registration is Now Open!
If you were born in 2006 or more recently, please register for the Under 18 Boys team. If you were born in 2005, please contact Coach Matt for special registration instruction.
Ram’s soccer has a great opportunity for you to continue to bond with your GMHS teammates and develop your skills as a player. If you don’t already have a team this spring, or if you are looking to make a change, we hope you’ll consider joining the Ram’s soccer team in the Bear Creek Soccer Club.
Continue reading “Spring Soccer”Community Service
Community engagement is at the cornerstone of every successful athletics program, and it is ingrained in our Ram Standard. Now that the day-to-day grind of the 2023 fall season is behind us, let’s focus on giving back to the community. Here are two opportunities to serve.
Continue reading “Community Service”Celebrating Our Seniors
Congratulations on an undefeated week with two varsity draws and two JV shutout wins! Let’s keep rolling into Homecoming Week as we celebrate four years of important contributions to Ram’s Nation from our seniors.
Continue reading “Celebrating Our Seniors”Do You Believe?
On Monday, Green Mountain Soccer Alumni Brent Anderson (also proud father of AJ Anderson) shared his experiences from the state championship years of 1987 and 1988 with the current Rams. He had some great stories about toughness, conditioning, and the sheer footprint the program had at the school.
Brent talked about how great players from around the front range wanted to choice into GMHS to be part of the soccer team. I interrupted him and explained that one of our goals has to be to get the program to a level of success where we not only hold onto the best players in our area, but attract players from the region to choice into GMHS once again.
Brent disagreed.
Continue reading “Do You Believe?”Midseason Culture Week
As we enter the last week in September, it is important to remember that most of our players have been working hard through the summer heat since the last week in June. Three long months. This is when the season becomes a grind. This is when we have to do something different, and do it together.
Continue reading “Midseason Culture Week”Soccer Baseball 9/23
We have a home JV match Saturday, September 23rd at 10am at our turf field hosting Littleton. All players, including guys not suiting up for the game, are required to be there.
After the game, at roughly noon, we are going to have some fun playing soccer baseball on our grass field. How does soccer baseball differ from kickball, you might be wondering? Well, there are goal keepers, you can have multiple runners on each base, and the defense can’t use their hands (except the goal keepers). It is super fun, laid back, and easy to learn.