The Charlottesville Blues Football Club, part of the United Soccer League (the largest soccer organization in North America), kicked off its first season in May. The team, whose home field is at St. Anne’s-Belfield School, is going to “build a fan base one fan at a time,” according to Brian Krow, the Blues’ co-owner. “If you’re a [soccer] lover or not, it doesn’t matter. Come down, see a match, see the men and women play … stand on the field and bleed blue.”
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