Great times past. Exciting times to come.

The new year has come in and the old year has closed. The same has happened in the Pueblo Rangers Soccer Club. We have said good bye to our past president, Steve Milligan, after 11 years at the helm of the Pueblo Rangers and Sid Huddleston after giving 20 years as our Vice President. In those 20 years Sid had been a driving force behind the creation of the Sunbelt Classic soccer tournament that is now going on it's 15th year. Sid and Steve have seen the Rangers grow from a 15 advanced league teams to over 125 teams including advanced league, option 1 league, middle school league and recreational teams. They also started the drive to using MLS camps coaches to educate our coaches and players and then ushered in the hiring of our current Club Coach Stuart Szemaraj who works full time to carry on the work started by the MLS Camps coaches. Their contributions are one of many reasons why the Pueblo Rangers is largest and the best soccer club south of Colorado Springs. Thanks Sid and Steve.
Now we start a new chapter in the history of the Pueblo Rangers Soccer Club. We have voted in a new President, Steve Johnston, Who has had several children involved in the Rangers program for years. One of which, his son Lucas, who was tragically take from us at the age of 10 and the newest Pueblo Ranger who is only 1 but will be in a Rangers uniform before you now it. Steve and his family have been very active with the Rangers and he will bring a wealth of soccer and professional knowledge to the Rangers organization.
Jason Miller was voted in as our Vice President. Jason was on the first Rangers team in 1982 and now coaches his own children ages 4 and 6. He has been actively involved in the Colorado Make-A-Wish foundation and brings a wealth of knowledge to the Rangers organization.
The Pueblo Rangers Soccer club has a rich history of innovation and leadership helping to provide the best soccer experience for the children of Pueblo and surrounding communities and with our new leadership, the best is yet to come.