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Baltimore, MD. Everyone has been touched by cancer. Since its founding over six years ago, Red Card Cancer (RCC) has been uniting the soccer community together in a mission towards finding a cure. Our grassroots success in raising awareness of and funding for cancer research at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center is truly uniting…
DetailsMILLERSVILLE, PA | The Lycoming College men’s soccer team survived a long day on Saturday, April 18, 2015, winning four of six matches to win the overall tournament title at the Elizabethtown College and Millersville University Red Card for Cancer Soccer Play Day at the Weaver Field Soccer Complex and Pucillo Field. The event, hosted…
DetailsFor many of us, springtime represents a time of revitalization, a time to shake off the layers of winter and reconnect with what matters most to us, both on and off the pitch. For Paul Payne, the founder of Red Card Cancer, this means leveraging opportunities to unite the soccer community together in the fight…
DetailsOnce a year, teams travel from all across the United States to compete in the Florida Soccer Classic held at the beautiful Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in Auburndale, Florida – also home to the Florida Soccer Hall of Fame. An age group-based event, soccer warriors of all ages compete in the highly skilled games featured…
DetailsFor Dave Hartlaub, the head soccer coach at Conestoga Valley High School, supporting cancer research was a clear choice. Having lost loved ones to cancer, and grown up with his mother working as an oncology nurse, Coach Hartlaub is no stranger to the impacts that cancer can have on patients, families, and communities. After learning…
DetailsBaltimore, MD. | Everyone has been touched by cancer. Since its founding over five years ago, Red Card Cancer (RCC) has been uniting the soccer community together in a mission towards finding a cure. Our grassroots success in raising awareness of and funding for cancer research at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center is truly…
DetailsThe Central Bucks South High School boys soccer team raised $3,250 in conjunction with Red Card Cancer to donate to the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center for research and development purposes. Players collected money throughout the season for their community service project. Inspired by their efforts, the Quakertown soccer team collected $205 for the fundraiser…
DetailsOn Thursday, October 16th, Millville Jr./Sr. High School held their 1st Annual Red Card Cancer game. Throughout the season, the boys and girls soccer teams were able to raise $528 dollars to be donated to Red Card Cancer, an organization committed to raising money and awareness for cancer research at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer…
DetailsThe Bloomsburg University Men’s soccer team held yet another successful Red Card Cancer game. The team raised $600 during the game against rival Millersville on October 22nd, 2014. What was special about this event was that the team sported the all new Red Card Cancer scarves and patches on their shorts. Red Card Cancer patches…
DetailsMount St. Joseph Academy soccer team did its part to battle cancer in all forms last Monday afternoon. The Magic hosted a fundraiser game benefiting Red Card Cancer, a soccer-oriented effort that was launched in upstate Pennsylvania and has now gone international. For the game, the Mount wore special Red Card Cancer T-shirts (purchased by…
Details10.4.2014 COLUMBUS, OH – Saturday, Oct. 4 marked the first Red Card Cancer event host by the Capital University women’s soccer team. In addition to a win on the field, the Crusaders won the inaugural Red Card Cancer Cup for raising the most money over the course of their match against the University of Mount…
Details10.12.2014 | LANCASTER, PA – Rival contenders on the pitch in the Lancaster-Lebanon League are making teamwork an annual thing. Soccer teams from Conestoga Valley and Hempfield are again joining forces to support cancer research. The schools on Wednesday, October 8th, kicked off their second-annual Red Card Cancer fundraising drive with a doubleheader at Hempfield.…
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