Region IV Championships

CISCO Toros '90 Boys win Region IV Championship!  It's on to Nationals in Little Rock Arkansas in July.  CISCO will be one of only two representatives from Arizona in the National Tournament.  Good Luck to all the boys and coaches Petar Draksin and Omid Aziminejad (CISCO Alumni)!

Congratulations also go out to the Quarter-finalist CISCO Potros '89 Boys.  What an extraordinary effort by all of the boys and coaches Jorge Garre and Rick Schantz (CISCO Monarchs '74 Boys Alumni).

Trick-Off at Region IV Featuring the CISCO Potros

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Congratulations to the following teams for their placement in the 2008 Arizona State Championships

CISCO Soccer Club will be holding Tryouts for the 2008 – 2009 Season.  Tryouts will be under the direction of Roberto Beall, Director of Coaching and the CISCO staff.  All tryouts will be at Grand Canyon University, 3300 West Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ.  The fields are GCU Fields #1 & #2, on the northeast part of the campus behind the apartments. The Tryout registration and information is under Forms.

Special '97 & '98 Girls Clinic/Evaluation

The CISCO SC is proud to announce that Kenny Laird has received The Responsible Coaching Award: Celebrating Responsible Youth Sport Coaches - Congratulations Kenny

"The Responsible Sports program celebrates the dedication and selflessness of youth coaches who give of themselves to teach our children the rules of sport and fair play, and, in many cases, the rules of life," said Greg Gordon, vice president of Consumer Marketing at Liberty Mutual.

2007 Responsible Coaching Award Recipients
The Responsible Coaching Award winners were selected based on their ability to:

• Exhibit a high level of coaching competence;
• Achieve and maintain excellence on the field; and
• Demonstrate an on-going commitment to the well-being and development of athletes off the field

Team Name: CISCO 94 White Lightning
Team Location: Phoenix, AZ
Team Level: Under 14
Nominator essay (edited):
Kenny's team is almost completely underprivileged and low income players and they are all top performers. He exemplifies a positive role model on and off the field; He helps with their school work when their parents cannot. We value his time his efforts and his ability to motivate kids that would not normally have a good role model. He is more than a coach; he is a friend, a parent, a priest, an advisor and a disciplinarian. We really appreciate having him.

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