Now Affiliated with SC Del Sol

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Yavapai Soccer is now affiliated with SC Del Sol.

SC Del SolWhat does it mean to you?

  • Why SC Del Sol?
    They are one of the top clubs in Phoenix and their competitive program is the best in the state.  SC Del Sol is a Nike Premier Club, their oldest girls’ teams participate in the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), the country’s elite, invitation only league for female athletes of which they are a founding member. Their oldest boys’ teams participate in the Western College Development Academy (WCDA) and the National Premier League. Both of these leagues are also invitation only and are comprised of the top boys clubs in the US.  We believe that their coaches and their methods can raise the level of play in the area to move us up the competitive ladder by helping us produce better coaches and players.  Their coaches have a massive wealth of knowledge that we can draw on holding NSCAA, USSF and UEFA licenses.
  • What does this mean to you the competitive player?
    Yavapai Soccer coaches will have access to SC Del Sol coaches as a way of mentoring themselves and their teams.  We will be bringing in SC Del Sol coaches for training sessions and classes to improve our coaching and our coaches as well as going to them.  SC Del Sol coaches will be available for and will be utilized to train Yavapai teams at coach request.  We will also have access to and begin utilizing the SC Del Sol curriculum.  There may also be loan opportunities for players.
  • What does this mean to you the recreational player?
    Yavapai will utilize SC Del Sol for coaching classes for our recreational coaches prior to the season.
  • Will this cost the average player more money?
    Additional costs to players will be minimal.  Overall club fees will remain below what others are paying and if you are on scholarship those fees will be even less.

This is not an attempt to expand SC Del Sol but an opportunity for Yavapai to utilize the resources of what we believe is the top club in Phoenix in a way that helps Yavapai to grow stronger and produce better players and coaches.  As the affiliation grows there will be camp opportunities that we expect to develop, as well as other opportunities we will explore.

Yavapai Soccer’s U14 Boys Win Mile High Tournament

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Yavapai Soccer League boys U14 team won the Mile High Classic Tournament in Prescott with a tournament record of 3 wins and 1 tie, and outscoring opponents 19-2.

They entered the final game of the tourney needing two goals and a shut-out and came away with a 4-0 win. This has been a great season for this team and they will begin play next season in the AYSA Port of Subs League at U15.

Tryouts for the team will be June 29 at 9 a.m. at Mountain Valley Park in Prescott Valley. Visit www.yavapaisoccer.com for more information.

Featured in the photo: Coaches Mike Green, far left, and Craig Hacker, far right; back row, left to right: Chris Sterling, Evan Villar, Jose Meijia, Josh Castro, Cody Hacker, Brandon Fischer, Miguel Alvarez; front row: Joffrey Hammit, Steven Castro, Toby Edelstein, Garret Minarik, Shuler Cohan, Ricky Ayala, Nick Othon.

Click here to read the article in the Prescott Valley Tribune.

 

Yavapai Cup Tournament brings 1000s to Prescott Area

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The annual Yavapai Cup soccer tournament for boys took place April 5-7, 2013, while the girls’ tourney was April 12-14, at 17 fields in Prescott Valley, Prescott and Chino Valley. More than 185 teams, with clubs for ages 7-18, registered, and brought 5,000 people to the quad-city area with an estimated economic impact of $3.5 milllion over the two weekends

Shown here are the local Yavapai Soccer U14 boys and U8 girls.

Yavapai U8 Malia Green controls the soccer ball as teammate Felicity Cohan moves in to help at Mountain Valley Park in Prescott Valley on April 14 during the Yavapai Cup soccer girls’ tournament.

 

Yavapai Roughriders U14 goalkeeper Joshua Castro winds up to send the soccer ball to a teammate during the Yavapai Cup boys’ soccer tournament April 7. The game ended in 1-1 tie with the Sonora Force. The Roughriders placed second in their bracket.

… Click here to read the published Prescott Valley Tribune article

 


Competitive Select Tryouts

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Competitive Select Tryouts:
May 4 ● 9am to 12 ● Mountain Valley Park Pavilion, Prescott Valley
$100 Gift Card Drawing – sponsored by Arizona Dreams Gymnastics
Park Clean-Up by Yavapai Soccer as Community Give-back (12-2)

All players are welcome! – space may be limited

Competitive Select advanced training is provided by certified & experienced coaches.

Why play competitive?

  • Learn good habits,
  • friendships,
  • college scholarship opportunities.

For ages U10 and up. Registration fees apply.

Yavapai Soccer U11 Boys, First Place in Tourney

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The Yavapai Soccer U11 boys took first place in the recent Stars and Stripes tournament in Phoenix. They won the championship game in the silver bracket 3-1, and finished with a tournament record of 3 wins, 0 losses and 1 draw. Yavapai Soccer is located in Prescott Valley and hosts the annual Yavapai Cup Soccer Tournament, the largest in the area with more than 180 teams expected this year.

Back row: Shane Workman, Andrew Rojas, Geronimo Sotelo, Jared Gittins, Jet Burginger and Dalton Mitchell. Front row: Nathan Vaca, Trystan Cohan, Jonathon Hernandez, Mark Madler and Christopher Campbell. Coaches: Shane Burginger and Jim Workman.

… Click here to read the published Prescott Valley Tribune article

Invitation to Annual General Meeting

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Yavapai Soccer is holding their Annual General Meeting on Monday March 4th, 6:30 pm at Town of Prescott Valley Civic Center at 7501 E. Civic Circle Prescott Valley AZ.

Attendees are eligible for a drawing for a FREE $100 gift card, FREE $50 gift card, and FREE Registration for Fall Recreational* !

All parents and players as members of Yavapai Soccer are welcome to attend.

Agenda items include election of officers, calendar of events, and opportunity for questions and answers to the Board of Directors.

* Must be present at the meeting to be eligible to win the drawing.  Winners will be randomly selected from names of all attendees by blind draw.  All attendees including members and Directors are eligible.  Prizes are 1 each: $100 gift card, $50 gift card, Registration for Fall Recreational.