Palace Baltimore Make Paul Angelo Russo Stadium Home

Published on July 21, 2010 under U.S. Soccer Federation D-2 (USSF D-2)
Crystal Palace Baltimore News Release


Baltimore, Md. - Crystal Palace Baltimore announced today the ink has dried on an agreement that will make the Paul Angelo Russo Stadium on the Calvert Hall College High School campus their home field for the remainder of the 2010 USSF D-2 Pro League season. Meanwhile, Palace will play their next three games (July 24, July 31 and August 3) at the Championship Stadium in the Maryland SoccerPlex.

To celebrate their return to Baltimore on Saturday, August 14, Palace will host a 3v3 tournament at the Paul Angelo Russo Stadium before their match against the Carolina RailHawks. The event is powered by Under Armour and kicks off at 9 a.m. Boys and girls from U7 to U18, men and women, and corporate teams are all welcome to sign up for the tournament.

Each team will play a minimum of four (4) games and the top two teams in every age group will receive medals on the field during half time at the professional game. The $150 competition fee includes 10 tickets to that evening's game as well as an Under Armour knapsack. Additional tickets are available at a discounted price of $12 (regularly $15). All teams will also receive a group photo and be a part of the player tunnel.

The all-day event will have concessions on offer and to round out the family-friendly environment, there will be a moon bounce and inflatable shooting wall for kids of all ages to test their skills.

For more details about Palace Baltimore regular season games or to enter the tournament, please contact a Crystal Palace Baltimore representative at 410.933.8326 or visit their website www.palacebaltimore.com.

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