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Office Address:
San Juan Soccer Club
1002 River Rock
Suite 130
Folsom, CA 95630
Mailing Address:
San Juan Soccer Club
P.O. Box 235
Folsom, CA 95763
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SJSC Sponsors "US Soccer Development Academy Identification" Camp
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 (Posted 11/18/2009) Attention all boys born in 1995, 1996 and 1997. We would like to invite you to come join us for the US Soccer Development Academy Identification Camp sponsored by Californa Development Academy (CDA).
The session will be held NOVEMBER 23rd and 24th at Antelope High School from 7:30-9:00pm.
This clinic is free of charge to all players in the greater Sacramento Region. Come on out for some additional training with some of the top players and coaches in the area.
If you have any questions or need further information regarding the clinic please feel free to contact:
Billy Wiskel
• Coaching Director - San Juan Soccer Club
• coachingdirector@sanjuansoccer.org
• 916-799-9209
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SJSC Alumni at NCAA Soccer games and Colleges everywhere!
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(Posted 11/10/2009) San Juan well represented at Womens NCAA College Cup.
The club will be following former San Juan Spirits as they thrive to be crowned National Champions at the prestigious Womens NCAA Soccer tournament. We wish them the best of luck and congratulate them on all their efforts with their perspective college.
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Cat Walker- San Diego State- Mountain West Player of the Year and Conference tournament MVP |
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Alicia Jenkins -Stanford-( All Pac 10 Team) |
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Katie Riley- Stanford |
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Aly Gleason - Stanford |
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Liz Harkin- Arizona State-( All Pac 10 Team)
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Lindsay Johns- Arizona State |
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Victoria Thomas- UC Santa Barbara
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Brittany Prieto- Southeastern Louisiana ( All Conference) |
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Mariam Azimi- CAL Berkley
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Dea Cook- UCLA (All Pac 10) |
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San Juan would also like to acknowledge all the other alumni who competed this year with their persective schools and wish them the best of luck with their academic and soccer endeavors. GREAT JOB LADIES!
• Katie Oddo- Univ Miami
• Paulette Ricks Chambers- Univ Miami
• Barbara Blocker- Univ Miami
• Shea Roberts- Sac State
• Kelsey Odonel- Sac State
• Alyse McBride- Sac State
• Kim Kemper- Sac State
• Anna Chinco- Dartmouth
• Ally Dutton- Dartmouth
• Hannah Cochran- Lehigh
• Ashley martin- Sonoma State
• Marissa Shaw- Sonoma State
• Margot Rasterio- Notre Dame Nasur
• Casey Volk- CSU Fullerton
• Elise Winbrock- UC Davis
• Anna Quigley- UC Davis
• Alexis Knudsen- UC Davis
• Ashley Martin- Sonoma State
• Molly Nizzoli- Fresno State
• Nicole Duff- Fresno State
• Krissy Looney- Fresno State
• Laura Nazzeri- Creighton
• Sarah Kendall- Creighton
• Abby Puente- Long Beach State
• Hannah Davidson- Indiana Univ
• Amanda Couch- Vangaurd Univ.
• Kortney Agdeppa- Univ of Pacific
• Krista Cullen- San Jose State
• Tori Chambliss- Southern Oregon
• Allie Chen- Haverford
• Megan Erkel - Rice
• Chelsea Coddington - University of Wyoming
• Kayla Davis - University of Wyoming
• Christina Michelin - American River College
• Tina Blum - American River College
• Becky Alvarado - American River College
• Samantha May - American River College
• Erin Price - American River College
• Jessica Kautz - Colorado College
• Leann Borkowski - Charleton University
• Alyssa Reynosto - Puget Sound University
Billy Wiskel
Coaching Director
San Juan Soccer Club
916-799-9209
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 (Updated: 11/17/09)
NO Keeper Training has been cancelled on Tuesday (11/17) and Wed (11/18) this week. Training resumes next week.
Sac State has made the NCAA Soccer Playoffs against Loyola Marymount University. The Sac State is traveling down to Los Angeles for the game on Thursday.
Regards, Matt McDougall.
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Spirits 2000 -- Finalists at Boo Fest !
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(Posted 11/10/2009) The Spirits 2000 ended up coming in 2nd for their flight. The game was tied 1-1 and lost against Sac United to P.K.'s.
G o S P I R I T S ! ! !
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What is the San Juan Soccer Club U8 Academy?
• San Juan Soccer Club offers great foot skills practices for girls under 8 years old. We are focused on getting the kids involved with the game of soccer, developing their skills and coordination, in a safe and fun environment
• San Juan believes that kids need to play freely in order to develop their skills, and use them in a creative manner. The game is the best teacher.
For more info, view PDF.
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U8 Boys Soccer Academy - New season starts October 9th
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 (UPDATED 10/1/2009)
What is the San Juan Soccer Club U8 Academy?
» San Juan Soccer Club offers great foot skills practices for boys under 8 years old. We are focused on getting the kids involved with the game of soccer, developing their skills and coordination, in a safe and fun environment.
» San Juan believes that kids need to play freely in order to develop their skills, and use them in a creative manner. The game is the best teacher!
The new season starts Friday, October 9th @ 4:00 - 5:00pm.
For more details,  click here ...
Questions? Contact the coaches...
- Felipe Victoria 916.470-8682 felipe.bottega@hotmail.com
- Nate Gargiulo 916.494.2176 ngargiu@yahoo.com
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San Juan Soccer "Spooktacular" in Capturing Boo-Fest Crown
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(Posted 11/1/2009) The San Juan Lightning 2000 White under-10 boys soccer team defeated America USA Youth Soccer Club 1-0 to take first place at the October 24-25 "Boo-Fest" soccer tournament hosted by Sacramento United. San Juan reached the championship game by defeating Novato United 2-1 and SF Freedom 9-0 in the preliminary round. A 1-1 tie with Manteca Boca in the third round was sufficient to vault the team into the championship game. The final game was an intense, back and forth match that reflected the rivalry that is emerging between these two talented teams. San Juan scored a goal midway through the second half to capture the title in the top and most competitive bracket of the tournament.
Sacramento United’s "Boo-Fest" is one of the largest youth soccer tournaments in the region. Nearly 175 U9-U11 teams from Northern California and Nevada participated in this two-day event. Up next for San Juan is a match against Cal Rush Nike 00 on Saturday, October 31 at Mitchell Middle School in Rancho Cordova. Game time is set for 10:30am.
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Back row: Xavier Carter, Ricky Miranda, Amar Dhillon, (Coach Rino Chimienti), Joel Tomlinson, Jayce McCain, Ayden Burnett, Abraham Iniguez
Front row: BJ Askew, Alexander Chimienti, Andrew Shestek, Jacob Walter, Henry Fisher, Noah Sonenstein
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SJSC Proud to support Sierra Soccer Club's Cassy Rowe Tournament
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(Posted 10/28/2009)
Cassy Rowe, a Sierra U19G Xtreme player, was injured resulting in a crushed vertebrae in her neck in August 2008.
For more information regarding Cassy's injury, and to send your support, please visit the following link. http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/cassyrowe
Stay Tuned... Tournament info coming soon! |
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SJSC Top 40 Girls Club... Again!
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(Posted:
9/28/2009) Our Club is proud to announce that Soccer America has chosen San Juan Soccer Club (see full article below)
as one of the top 40 girls clubs in the country. This is the second
year in a row that San Juan has made the list. San Juan is the only
club in the greater Sacramento area to ever achieve this
accomplishment. Along with this achievement the San Juan girls will
play in the elite ECNL national league and compete against many of the
other top clubs in the country who have been selected to the Soccer
America top 40 list.
Our Coaching Director, Billy Wiskel said "This is a very special
accomplishment for the club to be proud of. To be recognized among the
elite clubs around the country is a tremendous honor and is a testimony
to all the people in the club (players, parents and coaches) who have
contributed to this achievement".
For any questions regarding this article, please contact:
Billy Wiskel
Coaching Director
San Juan Soccer Club
916-799-9209
Regards, SJSC...
Soccer America 's Top 40 Youth Clubs Named
Soccer America announces top 40 boys and girls youth soccer clubs in America for 2009.
Read full story...
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Spirits 99 Blue take the Sacramento United Invitational
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(Posted: 9/28/2009) The girls had an outstanding showing at the Sacramento United Invitational as they went undefeated through the tournament. They closed the tournament with a 3-0 victory over the Sac United Extreme to win the championship.
Congratulations Spirits!!!
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Lightning U10 Boys Capture Adidas Cup Title !
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(Posted: Sept. 4, 2009) The San Juan Lightning ’00 White under 10 boys team scored early and often en route to an 8-1 victory over the Hollister Earthquakes to take first place in the 2009 Capital Athletic Soccer Academy’s Adidas Cup. San Juan advanced to the finals by shutting out its first three opponents, defeating the Healdsburg Hounds 3-0; Folsom Fusion 3-0; and the Richmond Cobras 5-0. Led by Coach Rino Chimienti, San Juan begins its fall league play on September 12 against Folsom’s Top Gun Alpha.
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TOP ROW: Henry Fisher, Ayden Burnett, Amar Dhillon, Andrew Shestek, Coach Rino Chimienti, Xavier Carter, Noah Sonenstein;
BOTTOM ROW: Alexander Chimienti, Jacob Walter, Ricky Miranda, Joel Tomlinson, BJ Askew, Jayce McCain.
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Spirits 99 - Great Job at North Huntington Beach (NHB) Cup !
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(Posted: Sept. 4, 2009) The San Juan Spirits of 99 traveled to Huntington Beach to compete in the NHB Cup. This was actually their first 11v11 based tournament for the ’09 season and needed to combine forces with the blue and white teams, along with a guest from the Spirits ’98, to have a team big enough to play. The results were outstanding!!! The Spirits of 99, lead by coaches Zeca and Curtis, defeated the Juventus Cosmos in the semi-finals 6-1 and closed out the Santa Clarita Valley Magic 1-0 for the Championship. The girls played hard all weekend and fought to earn this victory…
Congratulations to the Spirits of 99!!
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Lightning 2001 White - State Fair Tournament Finalists!
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(Posted: Aug. 31, 2009) The San Juan Lightning U9 Boys Team made up of players from both the Blue and White Teams earned second place at the Cal Rush State Fair Tournament on August 1 & 2. The U9 Boys coached by Nate Gargiulo and Felipe Bottega beat Placer United Gold 3 - 1 and Cal Rush 3 - 0 to earn a spot in the Finals.
The team came up short in the Championship game against the top ranked Aztec Warriors but the coaches were very pleased with the effort of the team.
Congratulations San Juan Lightning 01!
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Ligntning 99 Blue - CASA ADIDAS Champions Cup 2009 Champs!
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(Posted: Aug. 31, 2009) This past weekend the team came out and played some great games!
Here is a summary of the scores:
- Game-1: Tie vs Roadrunners 1 to 1
- Game-2: Beat the Sac United - Sac Attack 4 to 3
- Game-3: Beat the SASC Lightning 3 to 1
- Game-4: Beat the Davis Legacy 2 to 1
Congratulations to the Lignthning 99 Blue team and Coach Tom Boon!
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Spirits 2000 Blue - Cal Rush Tournament Champions!
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(Posted 8/15/2009) On the 1st and 2nd of August, our U10 Girls Spirits 00 Blue won 1st place with Penalty Kicks in the Championship Game of the Cal Rush Tournament.
Go Spirits!!!
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SJ Lightning 2000 Reaches Semi-Finals of Nationally Ranked Tournament
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(Posted 8/15/2009) The San Juan Lightning 2000 White under 10 boys soccer team nearly reached the championship game in the prestigious 6th annual Santa Clara Invitational - the number one ranked boy’s soccer tournament in Northern California and 8th ranked tournament nationally – but fell 2-1 to America USA in a hard fought semi-final round match. Over 150 teams, with players as young as 9 to those under 18 from California, Nevada, Utah, Washington, Oregon and New Mexico and Canada competed in the 2009 event, held August 7-9.In reaching the semi-final round, San Juan defeated Mountain View/Los Altos 8-1; played to a 0-0 draw against NV Milpitas Los Plantanitos; defeated Lobos United Futbol Club 4-1; and shut out Mustang Arsenal 4-0. The Santa Clara Sporting Green captured U10 championship by defeating America USA in the finals. The San Juan Lightning 2000 has had a successful 2009 thus far, capturing the crown at this year’s Cal Cup back in June. Led by head coach Rino Chimienti , the team competes next in the Capital Athletic Soccer Academy’s “Champions Cup” on August 29-30 in Sacramento.
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Spirits 95 Blue - Finalists at Mustang Stampede 2009 !
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(Posted 8/15/2009) The 95 San Juan Spirits Blue came up one goal short in double overtime in the exciting Championship match of the U-15 Girls bracket in the Mustang Stampede on Sunday, August 9, 2009. The Championship match was the Spirits 95 sixth game in three days, all on turf fields, under blistering temperatures that reached 115 degrees on the field, against the reigning National Champions Mustang Blast. Playing with grit and determination, the Spirits attacked the Blast at every chance, almost putting one away the Golden Goal in the first overtime but for a miraculous save by the Blast goalie. The sole Blast goal came in the last 30 seconds of the 2nd overtime, from a rebound off a corner kick that went high and slotted into the upper far post net. The Spirits defense was solid and creative all tournament long, the midfielders played aggressively, launching attack after attack and the forwards pounded the Blast defenders coming close to scoring several times. When the final whistle blew, our girls knew they had done their best and done everyone proud.The Spirits 95 successful road to the Final saw them tie the So. Cal. team West Coast FC 1-1, tie CV Chilipeppers 0-0, dominate Lamorinda 3-0, top the Columbia Timbers from Vancouver, Washington in the quarterfinal match 1-0, and top another So. Cal. team, Tustin FC Red, 1-0 in the semi-final.It was a great three days of competitive soccer against an array of top-notch teams. Congratulations 95 Spirits of Blue for a great job!
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Spirits 96 White - Santa Cruz Breakers Cup Champions!
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(Posted 8/8/2009) After losing in the finals in 2008, the Spirits of 96 White took the next step and captured the 2009 Santa Cruz Breakers Cup on August 1st & 2nd. This capped off the second visit in six weeks to the beach city as the Spirits also participated in the Beach Tournament on June 20th & 21st. The beach tournament was a unique experience for the girls as they split into two teams and played in the sand. The two teams met each other in the semifinals and the winner of that match ended up losing in the finals. This was a great tournament for the girls as it prepared them for their upcoming tournaments as the sand game helps with their conditioning and technical skills.
The first game of the Breakers Cup was mostly a rumor to those in attendance as a thick layer of fog engulfed the field and made it impossible to see from goal line to goal line and sideline to sideline. According to reliable sources the Spirits defeated Elk Grove 1-0 on a goal by Smiley Mendez about five minutes into the match. The defense led by Erica Estes and Lindsey Piwinski made the lead standup.
After losing to the host team 2-0 in their second game, the Spirits knew they had to max out points against the SASC Sparks and get some help in order to advance to either the consolation or championship game. Knowing they had to score at least three goals to advance the Spirits put on relentless pressure from the start. Led by the controlling midfield play of Marisa Rios and Katie Neighbor and Melisa Linenberger on the outside the Spirits were in attack mode. They finally broke through at the 20 minute mark as Cayla Velander headed in a corner kick for a 1-0 lead. After scoring a second goal before the end of the first half the Spirits knew they had to get one more. Morgan Kimball’s aggressive play on the outside helped keep the attack on the Sparks and the Spirits finally broke through with their third goal as Gabby Chelini poked the ball in from point blank range off of a hard shot from Kristin Perkins to give the Spirits their eventual 3-0 win. Natalie Silcox kept the Sparks scoreless with some stellar second half goalkeeping.
After all the other results were in, the Spirits somehow found themselves in the championship game against their rivals from the Sacramento area, Boca Jr’s. The first half of the championship game belonged to Kate Hurley as she scored two goals about five minutes apart. Both goals were from about the same spot on the field about 35 yards out as both shots were perfectly placed into the corner of the net. The Spirits knew the second half would be a battle as Boca was not about to quit. Jalyn Gonsalves and Kayla Wright Ciccarelli made some nice runs to keep Boca honest and on their heels. Nikki Clark’s physical play in the middle and Mackenzie Benstead’s physical play in the back continually frustrated Boca as the Spirits held on for a 2-1 win. Maddie Chambliss went the distance in goal coming up with some nice plays to help the Spirits of 96 White win their first tournament title.
The Spirits are looking forward to their next tournament August 29th & 30th in Huntington Beach as the aim for back to back titles.
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