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๐Ÿ”๏ธ Supplemental Tryouts Now Open โ€“ For the few who are ready for more. ๐Ÿ”๏ธ U9 - U14 Boys & Girls. Rogue United FC is making space for the next wave of driven, coachable, team-first athletes. After a standout tryout season, weโ€™re hosting limited supplemental sessions to ensure no exceptional player is overlooked. Talent might get a foot in the door. Character earns the jersey! If your athlete is hungry to grow, willing to work, and ready to compete, this is your window. Contact us for me details at doc@rogueunitedfc.comPhotos from Rogue United FC's post
๐Ÿ”๏ธ Supplemental Tryouts Now Open โ€“ For the few who are ready for more. ๐Ÿ”๏ธ U9 - U14 Boys & Girls. Rogue United FC is making space for the next wave of driven, coachable, team-first athletes. After a standout tryout season, weโ€™re hosting limited supplemental sessions to ensure no exceptional player is overlooked. Talent might get a foot in the door. Character earns the jersey! If your athlete is hungry to grow, willing to work, and ready to compete, this is your window. Contact us for me details at doc@rogueunitedfc.comPhotos from Rogue United FC's post
๐Ÿ”๏ธ Supplemental Tryouts Now Open โ€“ For the few who are ready for more. ๐Ÿ”๏ธ U9 - U14 Boys & Girls. Rogue United FC is making space for the next wave of driven, coachable, team-first athletes. After a standout tryout season, weโ€™re hosting limited supplemental sessions to ensure no exceptional player is overlooked. Talent might get a foot in the door. Character earns the jersey! If your athlete is hungry to grow, willing to work, and ready to compete, this is your window. Contact us for me details at [email protected] from Rogue United FC's post

Published on: 06/13/2026

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๐Ÿ”๏ธ Supplemental Tryouts Now Open โ€“ For the few who are ready for more. ๐Ÿ”๏ธ U9 - U14 Boys & Girls.

Rogue United FC is making space for the next wave of driven, coachable, team-first athletes. After a standout tryout season, weโ€™re hosting limited supplemental sessions to ensure no exceptional player is overlooked. Talent might get a foot in the door. Character earns the jersey!

If your athlete is hungry to grow, willing to work, and ready to compete, this is your window.

Contact us for me details at [email protected]

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