Posted On October 13, 2010 by PUSC
“We heard good things about Placer United from a friend, and our son wanted to try competitive soccer. We are so glad we did. Our family’s experience with Placer United has been amazing!” – Kim Stahl, Cliff’s mom, U11 Boys Black
“Winning the U.S. Club National Championships was a life lesson in perseverance and dedication for my teammates and me as we faced many challenges and adversities along the way. While it’s the final game that we will always remember, it’s the journey we traveled together that made it possible.” – Savannah Coiner, U17 Girls Gold
“It’s wonderful to see how our daughter has grown as a player and person. She absolutely loves the sport and her team. Our family is looking forward to another great upcoming year!” – Stacey Schultz, Savannah ‘s mom, U13 Girls Gold
“Moving to Placer United was a big step. It was a necessary change to get me where I need to go. The club and coaches bring out the best in every single player.” – Christian Grapel, U18 Boys Gold, recently signed to play at Stevens College and major in biomedical engineering
“The caliber of play and the environment at the Nike U.S. Development Academy Showcase in Phoenix last month sums up what the U.S. Development Academy is all about. The quality and ability of the players there was phenomenal, and being able to watch and compete in that environment has given me a great sense of how good we can become.It provided me with tremendous exposure and the challenge to play against excellent teams. Because of CDA and my play, I’ve recently had the opportunity to play with the U.S. National team as an invitee at
the Olympic Training Center in San Diego . For any player hoping to do the same, the academy is the only way to go.” – Austin Bravo, CDA U18
“Because of PUSC, my 18-year-old nephew is being looked at by several universities, and he is one of my son’s mentors. This is my son’s first year playing soccer, and I have seen his skills improved tremendously because of the talented, passionate, and dedicated coaching staff. I plan to keep my son with PUSC for years to come.” – David Ibarra, Steven’s dad, U13 Boys Black
“Are we perfect? No. Any organization that thinks it has it all together stops improving. Our club may not be for everyone. But we will continue to strive to create the best opportunities for our players and to be one of the finest competitive soccer clubs possible.” – Paul O’Brien, Boys Director of Coaching