Roadrunners Soccer Club

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Photos by Madeline Craig

In January, the Roadrunners Soccer Club hosted their eighth annual “Kickin’ Up Some Laughs Comedy Show” at the Tivoli Theatre in downtown Downers Grover.

Featuring hometown comedian Kevin Bozeman along with national headliners Chastity Washington and Joe Kilgallon, almost 900 packed the theatre for a night of laughs.

All proceeds from the event support a variety of Roadrunners Soccer Club Assistance Programs ranging from financial and travel assistance to uniform and scholarship programs. This spring, nearly 800 players will participate in the Roadrunners Soccer Club program.

Roadrunners Soccer Club Board Members Drew Nastal, President, Don Renner, Treasurer, and Patty Esslinger, V.P. of Operations

Chastity Washington

Joe Kilgallon

Roadrunners Soccer Club Coaches attended the show.

 

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