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The Walnut Creek U12 boys’ Menace team won its spring league championship using a combination of players from last year’s Menace team and a sizable group of new players who recently joined the squad.   New Menace coach, Nick Howliston, was obviously pleased.  “It’s good to see such a new team come together and experience success.  For not having played together before, the boys did well and demonstrated consistent improvement.  Though we’ve got a lot of work to do, it was a nice start and gives us some momentum.”

Finishing the season undefeated, the Menace narrowly outpointed Castro Valley to win the title.  The team had a balanced performance, combining a stingy defense with a strong and sometimes explosive attack. 

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The USA vs. Ghana game provided another great opportunity for the US fans to show their support, and they came out in full force. Returning to Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, where they drew with England in their first match, the grounds were buzzing many hours before game time. I brought my South African friend Tertius and it was his first soccer match ever, so this was a special experience for us both. We joined a large group of fans that gathered inside the gate to watch the Uruguay v. South Korea game on the big screen. The stadium itself was an open-air style, which made things very cold once the sun went down. But this had no effect on our fans, who were singing and chanting while taking photos of each other. In the stadium, our fans were outnumbered 3-1, with all of Africa behind the last African team in the tournament. But you couldn’t tell from the noise level coming from our fans. Even when we went behind early, the fans never wavered and they played a big part in Donovan’s equalizer. Going into overtime, the feeling around the stadium was that we were headed towards victory. Unfortunately, our run of good form ended after a goal from Gyan early in overtime. Although upset and disappointed, the American supporters stayed long after the game had ended, showing their appreciation for the team and consoling one another. The US run was over, but it gave us many emotional moments that we’ll never forget.

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The WC Raptors U14G team took 2^nd place in last weekend’s Heritage 6v6 Blowout tournament playing as their current year’s U13G age group.  Playing in the U13-U14 division against Premier and Gold teams, the Raptors team of Annie Damianakes, Blake Balfrey, Hollyn Cetrone, Jessica Privitera, Katie Stephens, Kiley Rempp and Madison Lehmer had 3 wins and 2 ties to earn 2^nd place.  All seven field players scored and all 8 players had assists during the 5 games.

When heading out to the soccer fields, please remember that dogs are not allowed on or near any of the soccer fields!

This prohibition includes any grass areas around the fields! Dogs may be walked on leash on the paved paths around the park, but must be kept off the grass!

Thanks for your cooperation in keeping our kids safe!

Yours in Soccer,

Kevin Erwin
President

The Legends, led by trainer Gabe Cienfuegos and playing in their first tournament of 2010, dominated their way to the Championship Game where they lost to a skilled u/11 competitive team from Carson City by the final score of 0-1.

The road to the Championship game was tough in the thin Carson City air, but the boys played their hearts out. Their first game ended in a 4-4 tie against MDSA Chivas, they were really 'on' during their second game vs. Juventas (a Truckee team) ending the game at 5-1, and they finished up with a 2-0 score against PHMSA on Sunday, qualifying them to play in the final. 

Top, left to right: Joseph Momich, Andrew Jones, Zach Galvarro, Jordan Wright, Marcus Espinoza, Harry Gardner, Manny Koliavas.  Bottom, left to right: Zach Wilson, Marc-Anthony Cienfuegos, Erich Storti, Nino LaMonaca, Mason Stenberg and our trusty sidekick Josh Jones.

WCSC is proud to announce their first team coaching staff for the 2010/11 season. This is an outstanding group of coaches that have had a tremendous amount of success with older team and player development.  You can read more about these coaches on our training staff page at: 

Girls:
U15's Brian Bonilla: a veteran WCSC coach, former high school and college coach, USSF National B license coach
U16's Jenny Barbera: a veteran WCSC coach, former division 1 soccer player at St. Mary's College
U17's Nick Howliston: a high level club coach, former college player and coach. Current high school coach at Deer Valley, USSF National B licens coach
U18's Ernesto Silva: a veteran WCSC coach, 15+ years of coaching experience including 3 NCS titles in the past 7 years at Campolinco H.S.. Numerous college players have played for coach Silva.

Boys:
U15's Jady Nunan: a veteran WCSC coach, former Division 1 soccer player at St. Mary's College & former high school coach.
U16's Paul Curtis: a veteran WCSC coach, 15+ years of coaching experience including an NCS title and CC Times coach of the year award.  Numerous college players have played for coach Curtis.
U17's Curtis Springfield:  a veteran WCSC coach & former college coach.
U18's Godwin Odiye: a veteran WCSC coach. Former Nigerian National team player, USSF National A license coach, ODP State Coach. Numerous college players have played for coach Odiye.  

Come and join us for tryouts the weekends of April 17th and 24th. For more information go to:  Competitive Tryout Information

Sean McCauley, the Sheffield Wednesday FC Academy Manager discusses their trip to Walnut Creek Soccer Club.

Welcome to the WCSC 2010/2011 U15-U19 Competitive Tryouts 

PLEASE NOTE: Completion of the online registration is required for all players participating in tryouts.

ALSO NOTE: This registration is for players interested in trying out for our Competitive teams.  For players interested in playing in our House/Recreation program, that registration information is posted on our website

U8-U14 tryouts are now complete!

U15-U19 Tryout schedule has now been posted.  

Register Here!

Sessions are planned to be held on grass fields. Please check the rain hotline at 925-256-3574.  In the event of rain, an alternate schedule will be posted. 

For more information on WCSC Competitive Soccer, please see our Frequently Asked Questions