Big Red fans come to Castle Pines Athletics
Contributed by Castle Pines Athletics
Twenty-six teams of local children from age three to fourth grade enjoyed playing soccer in Castle Pines this fall. Pictured above are coaches Brad McDonald & Don McCleery with their “Big Red” soccer team.
Special thanks to all our parent coaches and sponsors this season! Spring soccer and Soccer Tots will be back again next March, and registration will open in January. For more information, visit www.castlepinesathletics.com.
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