Brass schedule announced
Kansas City will play 16 games
Last updated:
Mar 12, 2012 9:11 PM
The Kansas City Brass will open its 2012 schedule with three games away from home.
Kansas City opens the season at 7:30 p.m on Saturday, May 19 at Valley Stadium against the Des Moines Menace. On May 25, the Brass travel to the Springfield Demize at 7 p.m. at Cooper Sports Complex. The Brass then returns to Des Moines June 9 for a game at 7:30 p.m. against the Menace.
The first Brass home game is at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 11 against WSA Winnipeg. Kansas City plays Winnipeg the next night, also a 7 p.m. kickoff.
All Brass home games are played on Field 1 at the Overland Park Soccer Complex, 13700 Switzer in Overland Park, Kan. There is no charge for admission or parking.
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Welcome to the new Brass web site
Last updated:
Feb 17, 2012 4:10 PM
Welcome to the new, redesigned web site of the Kansas City Brass.
Please browse the web site to learn more about the Brass, which enters its 15th season of play in the Premier Development League. The web site has information on many aspects of the club. If there an aspect of the club of which you wish to learn that is not explained on the web site, please click on the Contact link to contact someone in the club.
The web site includes information about tryouts, coaches, history, news and the Brass home venue.
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Become a Ball Kid for the Brass
Last updated:
Jan 25, 2012 4:59 PM
The Kansas City Brass would like to invite any and all youth soccer players to volunteer as Ball Kids for any of the club’s eight home games.
The club needs a minimum of six Ball Kids per game at each home game to retrieve balls that go out of play during the game. Water is provided. All home games are on Field 1 at the Overland Park Soccer Complex, 13700 Switzer.
Ball Kids will get the closest possible view of a high-quality Premier Development League game between the Brass and their opponent. The PDL is the top amateur league in the United States. Some of the players who play both for and against the Brass have gone on to play professional soccer, both in the United States and abroad.
This is an ideal opportunity for young players to be exposed to and inspired by players on the cusp of professional soccer.
To become a Ball Kid, click on the Contact link above for information on how to contact Alan Blinzler.
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