The Rapids went on the road and failed to score for the second straight match as they lost to the Seattle Sounders.

It wasn’t pretty, but the Tigers got a win on Sunday with one goal and some solid saves to make that tally stand up.

The Continental League is holding tryouts for amateur players on May 21 and May 22 in Boulder, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Denver.

The Major League Soccer Disciplinary Committee today fined Colorado Rapids midfielder Pablo Mastroeni $250 for failure to leave the playing field in a timely manner after receiving a red card in Saturday’s 1-0 win over the Columbus Crew.
 
Mastroeni received a red card for striking Crew midfielder Steven Lenhart in the 76th minute of play.  After being sent off by the referee, Mastroeni remained on the field for a prolonged period of time. The $250 dollar fine assessed by the Committee is in addition to the automatic red-card punishment of a …

Storm clouds lead to cancellation of the Rapids Charity Shield, and similar clouds loom on the horizon for a league with labor worries.

Two consecutive third-quarter goals by California’s Nelson Santana cost the Dynamite in a 7-6 loss to California on Saturday at the Bladium in Denver.

The Denver Dynamite advanced in the U.S. Arena Open Cup tournament on Tuesday night in Highlands Ranch, defeating former teammate Pete Randall and the Colorado Springs Cavaliers 8-4.

Tony Avery scored four goals as the Denver Dynamite earned its first win of the PASL-Pro season, a 15-8 victory over in-state rival Fort Collins on Saturday. Nate Flemming led the Fury with three goals.

The PASL-Pro’s two closest teams geographically, the Denver Dynamite and Colorado Lightning, might have been the farthest apart when it comes to matters on the field. The Lightning aren’t around any more, but the Fort Collins Fury is prepared to take its place in the Centennial State derby.

The Denver Dynamite has brought back three-time MISL champion Chris Handsor as player-coach and director of its new youth academy.