On Monday, September 14, 2026, the Freedom Power Soccer Foundation's flagship team — the Colorado Rolling Rapids — hosted four starting players from the Colorado Rapids MLS team at the Gold Crown Foundation in Lakewood. Wayne Frederick, Kosi Thompson, Georgi Minoungou, and Jackson Travis climbed into Strike Force chairs for two friendly scrimmages and a night that put power soccer in front of a bigger audience.
Rolling Rapids vs Colorado Rapids (MLS)
Monday, September 14, 2026 · 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Gold Crown Foundation · 150 S Harlan St, Lakewood, CO 80226
Strike Force chairs · two friendly scrimmages · all for fun and visibility for power soccer.
The Rolling Rapids love watching the Rapids play at DICK'S Sporting Goods Park, so it was especially cool that Wayne, Kosi, Georgi, and Jackson took time to get into Strike Force chairs and play with the team.
Colorado Rolling Rapids
VS
Colorado Rapids (MLS)
Colorado Rolling Rapids
#10
Cameron "Cam" Broyles
Defensive Pivot Striker · Wing
13 years experience · Colorado Christian University
#7
Levi Pritekel
Center
4 years experience · STEM School Highlands Ranch
#9
Bjorn Robinson
Wing · Goalie
15 years experience · University of Denver
#17
Dom Romito
Wing
1 year experience · Colorado Rolling Rapids
#2
Jack Jobanputra
Goalie · Center · Wing
~10 years experience · University of Denver
Colorado Rapids MLS
#13
Wayne Frederick
Midfielder
No Power Soccer Experience
6'0" · 146 lbs · Cabin John, MD · Senior
#33
Kosi Thompson
Defender · Rammer
No Power Soccer Experience
5'11" · 176 lbs · Toronto, ON · Homegrown
#93
Georgi Minoungou
Forward
No Power Soccer Experience
Batiébly-Douibly, Côte d'Ivoire · International · Senior
#99
Jackson Travis
Defender
No Power Soccer Experience
Homegrown · Colorado Rapids
Warm-up and 1v1s
Since all four Rapids players were far less experienced in power soccer than the Rolling Rapids, Coach Brian Broyles taught basic rules and pointers, then ran 1v1 rotations so everyone could get used to the chairs before the first scrimmage.
Cam Broyles wrote that he struggled mentally in the first half of game one before settling in, stopping overthinking, and playing loose — which is when he plays his best.
Scrimmage 1: Rolling Rapids 5, Rapids 0
The MLS players were surprised by how sensitive the chairs are and how much positioning matters. Georgi had the best chair control; Wayne and Jackson picked up red cards; Kosi led the group in red cards. Coach Brian sideline-coached the Rapids to keep things competitive. Assistant coach Richard Romito still led the Rolling Rapids to a 5–0 win in twenty minutes.
Scrimmage 2: mixed teams and chaos
Game two swapped players across teams — Jack and Cam on one side, Levi and Dom on the other — then got even wilder when Cam joined a five-player Rapids squad for the second half. Final score: about 4–1, with goals from Jack, Dom, Georgi, Kosi, and Cam.
Chairs, cameras, and interviews
For the first time at an event like this, there were enough Strike Force chairs for everyone. Richard arranged event documentation, and Caitlin Kinser and Annie Kelly brought a news film crew to capture the games and post-match interviews — the kind of visibility adaptive sports rarely get on a Monday night in Lakewood.
Why nights like this matter
The Foundation exists so teams like the Rolling Rapids can grow the sport — equipment, gym time, travel, and nights that introduce power soccer to new audiences. Thank you to the Colorado Rapids for coming back to play with us.