Impact United Soccer Club
Summer has arrived and it's time for the Impact United Recreation Summer Camp!
The Summer Camp is a great opportunity for your recreation age youth to improve their technical skills and develop their tactical knowledge of the game. The camp will be run under the direction of Mauricio Menjivar, Impact United's Director of Coaching. Please see the link below for more specific information and for the registration form.
2008 BOYS U18 STATE CHAMPS!!!
2008 State Champion BU18 Black close their great soccer history with another thrilling championship game, winning in PK vs Sparta premier. Thrilling games is not new to the BU18 Black 91 as they have won 3 championships in the same fashion:
2008: Impact Black 91 vs Sparta Premier ended in regulation and overtime 0-0; Impact won in PK shoot-out 3-2.
2007: Impact wins a semi-final game vs. Sparta premier in a PK fashion . The Final game was another thriller Impact Black 91 vs Utah Rush ended in regulation 2-2, 3-3 in overtime, with a win in PK shoot-out 4-3.
2004: Impact vs Rangers 91. Impac wins in PK !!!!
Congratulations to Impact Boys 91 for an amazing display of Soccer throughout the years!
CONGRATULATIONS - 2008 STATE CUP QUARTER FINALISTS
During the Spring 2008 Impact had 7 girls teams in the State Cup Quarter Finals: GU12 Black (coach: Regan Zachrisson), GU13 (coach: Brian O’Neal), GU14 (coach: Luis Sanes), GU16 Black (coach: Yamil Castillo), GU16 White (coach: Kent Fall), GU17 Black (coach: Mauricio Menjivar), GU18 Black (coach: Chris Madsen).
In the Fall 2008 State Cup Impact had 6 boys teams in the Quarter Finals: Boys Black U11 (coach: Dan Williams), BU13 Black (coach: Cristian Jimenez), BU16 Black (coach: Chris Madsen), BU17 Black (coach: Clarke Shaw), BU18 Black (coach: Connie Martin).
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Impact Soccer has roughly 2800 boys and girls in its recreational program and 500 boys and girls (and young men and women) in its competition program, with ages ranging from 4 to 18. These players are organized into about 300 teams that play several thousand games over the course of the year. The teams use dozens of fields, more dozens of nets, balls, cones and vests, and are supervised and supported by dozens of coaches and referees. And of course, these players, coaches and referees are supported by even more dozens of parents and volunteers who somehow make it all work out for the good of the players and the game. Somewhere above all of the fun activity on the field are the Impact Board of Directors. The members of the Board put in a fair amount of time setting policy, establishing and maintaining budgets, and generally working with staff to make sure that all of the many elements that need to be in place are in place so that all of the on-the-field activity can go on (with, hopefully, only an occasional hitch). Currently your Board consists of Loren Mott, Jennifer Madsen, Troy Bagley, Vicki Bennett, Cheri Jackson and Steve Hull, all of whom are also actively supporting their kids and teams in recreation and/or competition play. The Board sees its purpose as carrying out the wishes and visions of the players, coaches and parents. Sometimes good ideas come from the Board, but in the long run, the input of coaches and parents is vital to sustaining and improving Impact Soccer. Each member of the Board hopes that she or he is always approachable in this regard and welcomes your questions and solicits your input. So if you see us around, feel free to talk soccer.
P.S. If you are interested, or if you know someone who might be interested, in serving on the Board, let one of us know.
Steve Hull
President
Impact United Soccer Club
