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Colorado Miners
Be a good player, be a better person
720.287.2404 email:
| We have a powerful potential in our youth, and we must have the courage to change old ideas and practices so that we may direct their power toward good ends.” Mary McLeod Bethune |
The Colorado Miners is a private, non-profit association dedicated to supporting today’s
youth. Established in 2004, the organization was founded to fill a void in the development
of today's youth and to give young people as many advantages as possible to be successful
in life.
We understand the role athletics can play in the development of young people and we
embrace the idea of rekindling hope through athletics.
It is our goal to provide opportunities for today’s youth to participate and engage in social
and athletic programs in a positive and supportive setting.
Through athletic competition the youth learn and develop:
-Self esteem and good sportsmanship - proper conduct in competition
-The value of academic accomplishment and its impact on future success
-The importance of goal setting, organizational skills and their relationship to competitive
achievement
-Social skills and relationship development with a focus on teamwork
-Healthy respect for authority and the appreciation of dedicated adults who teach and
support.
-Recognition that hard work, cooperation, commitment to others, and giving of self provides
special rewards and paths to success.
Colorado Miners
4809 Race St.
Denver, Co 80216
720-287-2404
youth. Established in 2004, the organization was founded to fill a void in the development
of today's youth and to give young people as many advantages as possible to be successful
in life.
We understand the role athletics can play in the development of young people and we
embrace the idea of rekindling hope through athletics.
It is our goal to provide opportunities for today’s youth to participate and engage in social
and athletic programs in a positive and supportive setting.
Through athletic competition the youth learn and develop:
-Self esteem and good sportsmanship - proper conduct in competition
-The value of academic accomplishment and its impact on future success
-The importance of goal setting, organizational skills and their relationship to competitive
achievement
-Social skills and relationship development with a focus on teamwork
-Healthy respect for authority and the appreciation of dedicated adults who teach and
support.
-Recognition that hard work, cooperation, commitment to others, and giving of self provides
special rewards and paths to success.
Colorado Miners
4809 Race St.
Denver, Co 80216
720-287-2404
About our Organization
| Randy Perkins President, Colorado Miners |
COMMITMENT * EFFORT * PERFORMANCE * ACHIEVEMENT * SUCCESS