HSC tryouts have ended! If you were unable to attend, or still interested in being a part of Heritage, please contact the appropriate team coach or our Director of Coaching Julio Borge (Julio@heritagesc.com). Please refer to the Age Group Chart on the Players Corner or Tryout Page on our website to see what age group your player will be trying out for.
Just a few of our qualified coaches are:
Julio Borge (Heritage Director of Coaching & Antioch HS Boys Soccer Coach)
Edgar Sagastume (College Park HS Boys Soccer Coach)
Randy Madison (Heritage Girls Technical Director & College Park HS Girls Soccer Coach)
Jon Scoles (Heritage Boys Technical Director & Berean HS Boys Soccer Coach)
Val Barnes (Former Cal Women's Soccer Player)
Julia Schnugg (Former Cal Women's Player & Member of the WPS LA "Sol")
Barbara Scoles (Berean HS Girls Soccer Coach)
Pablo Gaytan (Pittsburg HS Boys Soccer Coach)
Cesar Chavez (Ygnacio Valley HS Boys Soccer Coach)
Heritage Soccer Club encourages parents and players from the local community and surrounding cities to come to all Heritage events, meet our coaches, and see the rewarding and competitive program HSC provides.
Come watch Heritages newest addition, the Cobras Premier, a semi-pro mens team dedicated to a higher level of competitive soccer
Home games will be played locally on 8/1, 8/15, 9/12, 9/26, 10/3, at Diablo Valley College. All Heritage members, especially players, are encouraged to attend home games, and experience real competitve soccer.
Stay tuned for more info.
Go Cobras!!!!
The next home game will be on Sunday, SEPTEMBER 12, at 5:00Pm at DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE.
Away games will be played in San Francisco (SFSFL) at Boxer Stadium.
HERITAGE PICTURE DAY
Heritage picture day is Sunday, September 19 at Diablo Valley College Stadium from 1-6 pm. Your coach and team manager will let your team know of your time slot.
!A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE HERITAGE STAFF AND PARTICIPANTS!
Heritage Soccer Club is sad to announce that Tracy Hamm, who was the Heritage Girls Technical Director, and has been with the club since 2005, is moving to Atlanta. The Atlanta Beat of the WPS (Womens Professional Soccer League) has signed Tracy to play for them in the 2010 season. We’ll miss her expertise and dedicated work with the Heritage girls teams very much, and we wish her continued success playing professional soccer.
"Heritage Soccer Club has allowed me to discover my passion for coaching. The players, staff and community have all helped fuel my desire to continue coaching at the collegiate level, as well as allow me to become a student of the game. With that being said, I signed a contract with the Atlanta Beat of the WPS and will be moving in late February to pursue a career in professional soccer. I'm extremely excited for the next phase of my life and wish all members of Heritage success. Thank you to everyone for your support and best of luck!"
Our Mission Statement
To provide a highly competitive soccer program for our players and parents in Pleasant Hill, Martinez and surrounding areas through our program of player development under the guidance of experienced and successful coaches and Club training staff committed to excellence and continued challenge for our kids to be their best.
Specific Objectives
Our efforts and energies are directed to the following objectives:
We strive to develop players at all levels of play by building and improving their skills, confidence, fitness, and a sense of teamwork while maintaining a safe and positive environment.
We are committed to developing coaches to the highest level through a quality instructional program.
We encourage and promote ethical and moral behavior, good sportsmanship, community involvement and good citizenship.
Heritage Soccer Club is looking to aggressively expand soccer opportunities to areas that have traditionally been underserved. This is achieved through the efforts of community outreach programs, company sponsorships/promoting, and volunteers. Join us and be a part of an experience that shapes our communities youth.
Please call this number before proceeding to any fields.
(925) 942-0909 #1
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HERITAGE HEADLINER
NCAA LETTERS OF INTENT
From left to right: Kaitlin, Shoshana, Kelly
Heritage Coaches Randy Madison and Larry Hall
HSC MERCHANDISE
SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE
This weekend, the Gaels look to begin their 2010 Fall Season with a win over Bay Area rival, UC Davis on Saturday, August 14 at 2:30pm. The scrimmage will be the first opportunity to see this year’s Gaels in action.
The game will take place at Saint Mary’s Stadium in Moraga, CA. If you are in the area, don’t miss this opportunity to come out and show some support for your Gaels!
Have a great weekend,
SMC Staff
Kai Edwards
Head Coach
Women's Soccer
Saint Mary's College-Ca kje4@stmarys-ca.edu
925-631-4415
Kick Off Event to follow game at 4:30 pm in the Bertain Redwood Grove!
WINE TASTING! meal by Sunrise Bistro! Silent Auction!
Join us for only $40! or Sponsor-A-Player for $40!
All proceeds to Saint Mary's Women's Soccer Team
Sign up on SMCGaels.com
Questions to: Kathryn (925) 631-4200
Three members of the U18G Heritage Strikers have signed or are intending to sign NCAA letters of intent to play soccer at the collegiate level. Shoshana Wangerin (College Park HS) and Kelly Piol (College Park HS) will be attending Cal State Monterey Bay. Kaitlin Dick (Berean Christian HS) will be attending San Francisco State this fall and will be joining Heritage alumni, Nicole Smith (Alhambra HS 2009) to help solidify the Gators back line. Shoshana intends on studying Environmental Science at CSUMB while Kelly is undeclared at this time. Kaitlin will be studying Mechanical Engineering this fall at SFSU.
Monterey and SFSU are members of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) which means that the rivalry between the girls that formed while in high school will continue in college.
Heritage coaches Tracy Hamm, Randy Madison, Larry Hall, and Barb Scoles were instrumental in getting the girls looked at by Coach Cairel and Hyde. Kaitlin and Shoshana have been members of Heritage Soccer Club since its inception back in 2002, the same year the Strikers were formed by then Coach Mark “Beege” Lambourne, who is now residing in Virginia with his family. “Having started the club to benefit the community and with the prime objective to provide a program to allow kids to learn the sport at another level, and therefore, provide a base for success at high school and college, it is very rewarding to see these young ladies reaching that goal. I am proud to have played a small role, along with the other coaches and volunteers at Heritage, with the first steps towards these ladies achievements. Congratulations!”, said coach Lambourne after hearing of the girl’s decision.
