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Jacqueline Minor and Lia Kilgore

SFVSC Players Make State Olympic Development Teams!

The Vikings Club would like to congratulate the following players for making the NorCal State ODP team:

Kyle Wilkinson, '99 ODP State team (captain)
Lachlan McBride, '99 ODP State Team
Darragh Buckley, '98 ODP State Team
Alejandro Munoz, '98 PDP State Team
Caio Driver, '97 ODP State Team
Marcus Simmons, '97 ODP State Team

All six players are from the SFVSC U14 Glens.

Kyle Wilkinson played in the Region IV tournament in Arizona for the '99 Boys and they placed second. Caio Driver and Marcus Simmons made the Region IV team for '97 Boys and went to Arizona as well.

All players still in contention for Regional team.

Jacqueline Minor and Lia Kilgore from SFVSC Athena Red U13G.

At the 4 day regional tournament in Phoenix , AZ on January 14-17, 2012, the Cal North ODP '99G team placed second. Jacqueline and Lia were thrilled to be chosen to represent Cal North at this Region IV ODP event.

This is a great achievement and we wish Jacqueline, Lia, Kyle, Lachlan, Darragh, Alejandro, Caio and Marcus all the best!

U11 Girls – SFVSC Tremors Red win division in GGI!

Undefeated, with a thrilling 3-2 win in the final vs Sierra Mountain Soccer Club Strikers.

SFVSC U13G Athena Red wins Santa Rosa Nike Premier Harvest Wine Cup!

The SFVSC U13G Athena Red team continued their early season tournament success with their 1st place finish in the Gold Division at the Santa Rosa Nike Premier Harvest Wine Cup.

After tying the first game of the tournament, the team went on to shut out their opponents in the following three matches, including a 3-0 win in the championship game against the Central Valley YSL Jaguars.

Congratulations Athena Red!

Ohana means family, family means no-one gets left behind or forgotten

Part of Hawaiian culture, ohana means family in an extended sense of the term including blood-related, adoptive or intentional. It emphasizes that family are bound together and members must cooperate and remember one another.

The SFVSC U18 Valkyries won the consolation bracket at GGI but they were champions in team spirit!

SFVSC G01 Ravens Red U10 Girls take 2nd place in the Central Marin Premier Challenge!

The Vikings Club newly formed U10 Girls travel team played their first games together as a team at the Central Marin Premier Challenge tournament on August 27-28.

The team handily won its bracket with 29 points, scoring identical 3-0 victories over two NorCal Silver Elite level teams (Bay Oaks Blue Bombers and Mill Valley Rockers) along with a 7-1 win over a CCSL Bronze team (Juventus Eclipse).

The team finally succumbed to a NorCal Gold level team, the Bay Oaks Gold Bombers (15th ranked in NorCal), in the Championship game but had the distinction of being the only team in the tournament to score a goal against the Gold Bombers.

All in all, a great start to a new season for our newly formed Vikings Club U10 Girls travel team playing their first games ever.

SFVSC Vikings Athena Red U13 Girls Win Walnut Creek Summerfest Championship!

Congratulations to our U13G Athena Red team for winning the Division 1 Walnut Creek Summerfest championship this past weekend. The team advanced to the championship game by tying Central Marin 1-1, beating Davis Legacy 4-1 and beating Walnut Creek Explosion 2-1. Coach Libby Rappolt rallied the girls with her "San Francisco Girls Love the Heat!" motivational speech and they went on to beat the Mill Valley Rockers 4-1 in the championship game.

The team was also awarded the "Sportsmanship Award" by the field marshals for their classy play . It is rare that the team that wins the tournament also receives the "Sportsmanship Award". Our girls had terrific composure under pressure, especially in a rough , physical game against Walnut Creek, who won the consolation 3rd place game.

The Athena team had great depth, with goals scored by 6 different players and saving tackles made by every player. The effort made to chase the opponent was seen in the number of opponent shots that were rushed by our pressuring defenders and went off target. It took true strength of will to keep sprinting in the heat, but the girls made a terrific effort to overcome their discomfort, and were rewarded with great results.