For 25 years, Central Park Rangers FC has built one of New York City’s most respected soccer communities — where passion meets purpose. Today, CPR is proud to announce the next evolution of that journey: CPR Academy, a new youth platform designed to develop the next generation of intelligent, resilient, and creative footballers. Built on CPR’s rich legacy and community spirit, CPR Academy connects the club’s history to its future; offering a clear and inspiring pathway from f

Over the course of many weekends throughout June, July, and August of summer 2025, Central Park Rangers FC hosted Youth Workshops for children ages 2-12. This was the new beginning to a dream that Central Park Rangers had been working towards for years. In early 2020, Central Park Rangers began its first youth program, with children aged 6-12 showing up every week to work on their skills. Children, families, coaches and local volunteers all came out to learn and laugh and bui

The winter of 2026 pummeled New York with feet of snow relentlessly through January and February. Outdoor training and winter matches were canceled week after week. Despite the weather’s seemingly endless effort to keep our players from touching the ball, CPR Red Army still gathered together to play. Less than a week following a historic blizzard, they boarded a plane and traveled to a more temperate climate to compete in a national tournament. Savannah, Georgia was where our

Oct 24 2011 Published by Kristin Nabb  under Womens Reds State Cup for Adults (not really, check out the pic) Far off in New Utrecht land, it was looking pretty bleak just 10 minutes before gametime. With the field and bathrooms still chained and locked, the 5 players that arrived early got a great pre-game warm-up (see picture below), but found themselves staring off towards the Coney Island bound trains and envisioning 6 more girls in RED uniforms parading down the subway

Sep 30 2013 Published by Manohar Venkataraman  under Legends For the first time this year the Legends got to play on their favoured field #74 at Randalls Island, although the 6pm time slot was unfortunate. Although missing a couple of key players the great squad depth allowed CPR to have 15 available. The setting sun was ready to be a factor but the delay in procuring the referee from the neighbouring field meant that by the time the game kicked off the winning toss only al

Oct 14 2012 Published by Toph  under Whites The Whites managed to shutout the Pancyprians on a their way to a decisive 3-0 victory Saturday night on Randall’s Island. The conditions were a bit chilly with a gusting wind that largely impacted the play throughout. CPR showed good poise early as they managed to keep possession with their back-line and midfield. The Pancyprians tried to stretch the CPR backs by playing high and very wide wingers along with two strikers, but so