#FremontRushSoccer

COUNT HER IN!

united for ALL girls!

Fremont Rush is adopting the US Youth Soccer "Count Her In" initiatives to expand opportunities for girls in soccer and empower female coach-mentors. Inspired by successful initiatives that have tripled girls' participation, this effort aims to combat low enrollment and high dropout rates by providing accessible playing opportunities and strong role models to support their development.

Free recreational Soccer Clinics

Don't miss out on Fremont Rush's free clinics—an excellent opportunity for girls to get started in soccer, build confidence, and develop skills without any financial commitment. With female coaches and mentors leading the way, these clinics create a supportive, inclusive environment that fosters a lifelong passion for sports. Join us and be part of a growing movement to provide more opportunities for girls in soccer!

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Fremont Rush Recreational Girls Spring Soccer League

Join Fremont Rush’s volunteer-driven rec league and be part of a positive, empowering soccer community! Even a small contribution can make a big impact! Whether you're a player, coach, or supporter, your involvement helps create more opportunities for girls to play, learn, and grow in the sport. Get involved today and make a difference while having fun and building lasting friendships!

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Become A Partner

Join our community of individuals and organizations that are committed to making big impacts on the female athletes in Fremont.

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Get Involved

Make a real difference in the lives of our community’s youth. See how small efforts can create a big impact!

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Donate

Support our program with a donation and change lives. Even a small contribution can make a big impact.

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by the numbers

Recent data indicates that girls' participation in youth sports is on the rise. In 2023, 34% of girls aged 6-12 and 38% of those aged 13-17 regularly engaged in sports, marking the highest levels since at least 2012. Notably, total team sports participation for girls aged 13-17 increased from 54% to 58% over the past three years.

Despite these gains, disparities persist. Girls have 1.3 million fewer opportunities to play high school sports compared to boys.

Additionally, by age 14, girls are twice as likely as boys to drop out of sports.

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