UPDATE: Marian Dalmy to appear in Denver, CO WPS Camps is proud to announce that Chicago Red Stars defender and Lakewood, Colorado native, Marian Dalmy, will make a WPS Player Appearance in Denver, CO, during the WPS Camp that runs from July 6 - July 10.  Learn more about Marian Dalmy or sign up for WPS Camps in Denver, Colorado, today!

The Colorado Fusion Soccer Club in Denver Colorado became the first host partner club in the USA to schedule a WPS Camp.

The Fusion will be running the WPS Camp July 6-10 and lead the way for the remaining 21 partner clubs. The camp is open to all other clubs and players in the area.

The Colorado Fusion was founded in 2006 after a merger between Denver Soccer Club and Aurora Soccer Club and play in the Colorado Youth Soccer League. They have a total of 3500 players (of which 1800 are girls U4 – U18). The Fusion play games at their complex, the Aurora Sports Complex, which will also host the WPS Camp.

“We are delighted to welcome the Colorado Fusion as the first WPS Camp partner,” stated David Thomas, WPS Camps Regional Director. The Denver area is a key market for soccer and to partner with a club like the Fusion is a huge bonus.”

“The mission of the Colorado Fusion Soccer Club is to provide the youth of our community the benefits of a team sport that develops character and sportsmanship, fosters enjoyment and encourages each individual soccer player to achieve his/her highest level on and off the soccer field.

The Colorado Fusion Soccer Club will achieve its mission by developing a full service soccer club with superior resources and by delivering cutting edge programming that provides players and staff the challenge and the opportunity to reach their potential.”

For more information on the WPS Camp hosted by the Colorado Fusion, contact Girls Director Trey.Harrington@coloradofusion.org

www.coloradofusion.org

About Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS)

The mission of Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) is to be the premier women’s soccer league in the world and the global standard by which women’s professional sports are measured. The Inaugural Season kicked off on March 29 and runs through August 22, 2009, with WPS teams based in the Bay Area, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New Jersey/New York, St. Louis, and Washington, D.C. The league’s eighth franchise, Philadelphia, will begin play next season with Atlanta expected to join as the ninth team in 2010, as well. For more information, visit http://www.womensprosoccer.com.