In 2011, the Skyline Cup hosted 80+ Recreational teams ages U6 - U10 and was a huge success.

The Skyline Soccer Cup will be taking place on Saturday, August 25 (weather permitting). This one day soccer event will be an excellent opportunity for your team to get to play three games in preparation for the upcoming season. The event will be focused on playing matches against teams of similar ability in a fun, exciting, soccer-filled day for all. All the games will be held at Kennedy Soccer Complex, which is located at the intersection of Hampden and Dayton in Southeast Denver. So, if your team is looking for an excellent developmental preseason event, then the Skyline Soccer Cup will be ideal.

Each team will be given three games with appropriate rest time given between each game. The teams will be split into gender/age groups and random pairing within these groups will take place. There will be no standings kept so there will be no need to group teams in each age group. The idea is to get games for developmental teams in helping prepare for the upcoming season.

• All teams must be registered with a recoginized CYS affiliated club
• All teams must check in at least 1 hour prior to their first game (check in is done on site)
• The Tournament director or designated representative reserves the right to shorten or cancel games in the event of inclement weather. All decisions of the tournament director are final.
• Certified Rosters are to be submitted along with your teams application
• No scores or standings will be recorded
• Field marshalls will be on hand if a medical emergency arises
• Schedules will be posted by August 19, 201, and will also be emailed to the coaches
• All decisions of referees and tournament officials and representatives are final. There is a "no protest" policy in affect.
• Each player is required to wear shin guards and the same color jersey as their teammates. Please bring both colored jersey's to the tournament.
• Players will not be permitted to wear jewelry of any kind during games. Exceptions can be made for religious symbols and medical alert bracelets. It is the discretion of the referee and/or tournament officials to allow such items to be worn. All decisions are final.
• Any player wearing a hard protective cast are required to provide appropriate padding to ensure the safety of other players. Any player who has a hard cast will be required to have the padding evaluated by tournament officials and referees before they will be permitted to play. All decisions are final.
• For official game rules, click HERE