The SRU Board is pleased to announce that it will be reducing player dues for most age groups for the 2010 year.   This follows 2009, when SRU slashed it’s Academy dues and now for 2010 is reducing most of its other age groups.  

John Quinn, SRU President, comments, "The SRU Board has worked hard for the last two years to be able to reduce dues for its players. Our goal is to offer affordable soccer while maintaining the highest quality of professional coaching for SRU players.   We are delighted at the incredible support for SRU, as both parents and players are realizing the extraordinary player experience and value that SRU has to offer.  I would also like to thank Alan Finnie and all the fantastic SRU coaches for the incredible Winter Academy which has enrollment of almost 300 children".

2010 Cost Reductions Include:

* Just $75 for a six week program with the new U8 program

* Monthly payment plans allows Academy players to pay as little as $50 a month

* U15-U18 can now join the "We Pay You Play" program that allows for free or subsidized soccer in exchange for volunteer work 

* Older age groups fees have also been reduced

* Trione Fields Concession Stand helps offset field and maintenance costs

We encourage you to Tryout for United.  Click on the Tryout banner or the Tryout Link on the left.  

SRU vs Solar 93 (Texas) 3-1 win goal scored by pk
SRU vs CASL 92 Spartan Elite (North Carolina) 3-0 win
SRU vs Albertson SC Fury (New York) 0-1 loss goal scored by free kick
SRU vs Fc Premier Blaze (New Jersery) 3-0 win

Former SRU Freeze player and current Sophomore for Corban College, Amanda Mendenhall capped an amazing sophomore season when she was named NAIA All-American honorable mention for the first time in her young career as a Warrior.

Congratulations Amanda!

Read more http://www.gowarriorsgo.com/news/2009/12/6/120509_WSCNAIAHM.aspx?path=wsoc

Shock swept through bracket play without giving up a goal to Surf Blue (CAS), Black Diamond (UT), or TVSA (CAS). The quarter finals were determined by penalty kicks (4-3) against Washington Premier after a day of rain washed out the fields. In the Semi-Finals, Shock faced Marin FC and took it 2-1 in the first "golden goal" overtime period. The Final was played at the polo fields in Del Mar where Shock faced the host Surf White team, currently ranked #2 in the nation. Shock battled for the full 70 minutes but just came up short, falling  2-1 to Surf. Congratulations to Coach Paul Dixon and Shock for a tremendous showing in SoCal.

This past weekend, Santa Rosa United Academy teams (U8-U10) had unprecedented success in their NorCal State Cup competitions.  Five Academy teams made it to the NorCal State Cup Championship game, winning four titles and placing second in a fifth.  

The girls went undefeated -- with a tie and three wins.  They came from behind in the Championship game against El Dorado United to win 3-1.

Santa Rosa United Blizzard U13 Girls Gold took 1^st place at the Battle By The Bay this past weekend going undefeated.  The Blizzard defense did not allow a single goal to be scored on them the entire tournament.   In the Semi-finals against the MVLA Blue, the girls controlled the ball well and executed strongly to maintain possession a majority of the game.  In the Championship match, the Blizzard picked up where they left off with a great display of exceptional passing skills, excellent footwork and team communication.  Final score; Blizzard 4, Mill Valley Rockers 0.

The Blizzard showed a commanding presence going undefeated in the Morgan Hill tournament which found them facing the Central Santa Clara Valley Arsenal for the Championship. The outcome of this tournament final was not as close as the last time that these two determined teams met in a Championship match. Final score, Santa Rosa 3, Arsenal 1.

The U-10 Tremors won the Gold Division Championship at the Mustang Stampede Tournament. It was a great tournament for the Tremors with some great offense, defense, goalkeeping, passing, shots and overall team play. The Tremors scored 23 goals while giving up 3 and going 6-0 during the tournament. Congratulations to the U-10 TREMORS.

SRU Shock returned to the Cal Cup Championship game to defeat a very good Davis Velocity team and the triple digit temperatures in Sacramento this weekend. Looking to improve their loss to host San Juan in last years final, a very fit and determined Shock team outscored their opponents 13-1.  Thanks to Coach Paul’s extra conditioning and great parents, all the girls appeared to come through the weekend without any heat related problems. Shock will now enjoy a short break before returning to action on the pitch at the Pleasanton College Showcase. Lookout Ireland!

 Santa Rosa United Youth Soccer Club joined with Sonoma Soccer Complex Inc and the Parks and Recreation Department of Sonoma County to build and maintain 2 brand new all weather fields at Schopflin Park. The fields have opened and Santa Rosa United is excited to offer valuable advertising space on the cyclone fence perimeters. For Forms and Information Click Here