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OUR STORY

Nations United started as a co-ed soccer team composed of mostly refugee and immigrant students attending schools in the Boise School District.

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What's New?

Congratulations Rose!​

Signing Day! Rose will be playing soccer and studying at Treasure Valley Community College this Fall.  

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"...thank you to Nations United Soccer for being there for me every since I came to this country.  I've played for Nations United Soccer since I was 12 until now, and it was a great experience.  I got to make memories with them and I basically grew up with them too. Soccer has always been a big part of my life, it brings out the best in me."  

-Rose Msambya

Fall 2022 Teams:

 

U13 Girls         U11 Girls

U13 Boys         U11 Boys

U10 Girls         U9  Girls

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Thank you:

Huge Thank You to Carlos Camacho who won Gatorade Player of the Year and chose Nations United Soccer as the reciepient of the $1,000 Grant.

WHAT PLAYERS SAY

 I like Nations United   because I want to  learn   more things about soccer   and how I can become a  better player and to meet   new players that I don't   know yet.

Lubunga

 I like that I've made friends   and  it doesn't matter what   your color or your religion is.   They still like  who you  are.

Anjel

 I am excited about Nations    United  because we  are  playing with people we   don't know and we meet   new people and that's good    for us.  Also soccer is

fun  

Ray

Our program relies solely on grants and donations.  Thank you for your support.  

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How soccer gave Boise kids a reason to believe ... in a team, in themselves

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Nations United: 1 team, 1 dream, 1 home

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