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The Challenger Cup is a mid-season tournament for lower level premier (DII, III, IV, V) and recreational teams.

Most events at this time of year cater to the 'elite' premier teams so the Challenger Cup fills a void by offering teams an opportunity to prepare for the spring season by playing against other teams of similar ability so that every game is competitive, fun and challenging.

Games are played at Stump and Swarner Parks in Shawnee, KS, which are widely regarded as two of the best soccer facilities in the Kansas City metro area.

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Hosted by: Challenger Sports
Location: Shawnee, KS
Dates: April 29-May 1
Setting: Outdoor/Grass
Youth/Adult: Youth
Ages: Boys - U8-U19
Girls - U8-U14
Format: U8-U10 - 6v6
U11-U12 - 8v8
U13-U19 - 11v11
Level: DII, III, IV, V & VI, & Rec.
Gender: Boys and Girls
Cost: U8-U10 - $425
U11-U12 - $475
U13-U18 - $525
Application Deadline: March 25
Contact: Jon Collett
email: jcollett@challengersports.com
Phone: (913) 599 4884 x264
Website: www.challengersports.com


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