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Post by Soccerhouse on Sept 2, 2016 8:32:48 GMT -5
Colorado program seems to be the big dog. . I'm sure there are many areas of the country where Rush has minimal impact, however they clearly are huge! That being said, I really know very little about Rush and their programs. A look at Rush Soccer’s meteoric rise into a youth soccer empire Developing a successful soccer organization in the United States is never an easy task. Finding the right minds, ideas, and policies to make one work requires time, effort, resources and even some luck. Success is rare and the costs can often be excessively high. Yet despite all of the obstacles, Rush Soccer has succeeded not only as a prominent local, regional or even nationally-known club, but in less than 20 years has experienced an unprecedented rise into one of the world’s most recognizable brands in youth soccer. With affiliates in 32 U.S. states along with branches in Africa, Asia, Europe and across North, Central and South America, Rush Soccer’s growth into the world’s largest youth soccer club has been nothing short of astonishing www.soccerwire.com/blog-posts/a-look-inside-rush-soccers-meteoric-rise-to-global-youth-soccer-empire/
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Post by jash on Sept 2, 2016 9:04:26 GMT -5
Whatever happened with GA Rush's dispute over fields with Stars? I might not even have all the names in the dispute correct, but I know there was a little chaos there for awhile. Did it get worked out?
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Post by alacrity174 on Sept 2, 2016 10:23:54 GMT -5
The Rush organisation is just a franchise, same as McD's etc but without the standard end product. CO Rush is definitely the gold standard, FL Rush does well. You don't here much about other affiliates and they are non players in CA and TX 2 of the largest soccer markets in the US. GA Rush has never been able to get off the ground, location is probably one factor.
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