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Montana Rush Pep Rally Kicks Off Spring with Energy, Growth, and Championship Momentum

June 6, 2025
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Montana Rush is charging into the spring season with more teams, more players, and more momentum than ever. The club recently hosted a high-energy Pep Rally that brought the entire Rush community together, players, families, coaches, and volunteers for a weekend of fun, connection, and celebration.

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Teams marched in with pride, competed in friendly challenges, and reflected on the Rush Core Values that continue to shape this club’s identity. From a strong emphasis on family culture to a winning mindset, Montana Rush is living out what it means to be part of the Rush Nation, on and off the field.


This year, club growth has skyrocketed. Montana Rush expanded from 12 to 16 competitive teams, and over the winter, hosted more than 850 players during Indoor Sessions I and II. Last summer’s camp brought in 120+ athletes, and the club has no plans of slowing down.



The results are speaking for themselves. Out of eight Montana Rush teams competing in a recent tournament, four advanced to the finals, three walked away as champions. Their Facebook page is now proudly filled with photos of gold medals, big smiles, and moments of triumph.


 Montana Rush’s Futsal Success


  • 15 boys will represent Montana Rush in São Paulo, Brazil this summer, playing futsal with Chris Rue and Select Soccer Academy.
  • 9 girls have been selected to compete in Orlando, FL at the United World Futsal Championship.
  • A recent Futsal ID Camp with Rue drew 97 players—the largest turnout he’s ever seen—and generated $8,000 in revenue.


Youth soccer team huddle on indoor field; players in various colored jerseys listen to a coach.

Looking ahead, Montana Rush is preparing to host the Montana Cup, the state’s largest tournament, in both 2025 and 2026, and will launch its first-ever Kick It! 3v3 tournament this August. Winners will earn invites to next year’s nationals.

The club’s leadership, including four coaches with collegiate experience and a Technical Director who led the U.S. Military Olympic Teams from 2015–2023, is laying the foundation for even greater success.


Montana Rush’s strength comes from its people: an all-volunteer board, dedicated coaches, and families who consistently step up. Together, they’re building something special and the entire Rush community is taking notice.


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About Rush Soccer

Formed in 1997, Rush Soccer is the largest youth soccer organization in the world with more than 60,000 players in 50 countries. Comprised of 175 clubs around the globe, Rush Soccer has cultivated a reputation of excellence on and off the field all while maintaining a local feel in the communities we serve. This expansive global footprint provides unparalleled opportunities for our entire player base to pursue pathways all the way to the highest level of professional soccer. Our breadth and depth of programs support our network of local clubs, coaches, staff, and partners. For more information about Rush Soccer, visit www.rushsoccer.com.

 

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Rush Soccer Media Relations
Phone: (833) 546-7874
Email: marketing@rushsoccer.com

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