Eric Garcia, Noe Quezada, Albino Sanchez Jr., Martin Contreras, Jacob Duran, and Coach Artie Cooper.
Raising the Stars of the Future. In 2000, the Oak Park Soccer League began with 48 children ages 9-12, on 4 teams with 6 volunteers. By 2009, the total number of teams reached 36, with hundreds of players. Would you like to play in the Oak Park Soccer League? Here's an application.
Our Mission. The mission of the Oak Park Soccer League is to provide a positive recreational experience for children in the area as an alternative to the negative attractions of the streets, through a culturally relevant medium like soccer.
League Goals. Among other goals, Oak Park Soccer seeks to promote participation by female players, and to provide opportunities for adults living in the area to participate in youth-oriented activities that result in improved parent-child relationships and increased community organization.
Coaching. Salvador Echeverria has been the Coordinator for the last ten years and is responsible for making the daily decisions that make teams want to play in this league. As a participant in the Oak Park Soccer League, you will be invited to attend Coach's Meetings to provide input on how to improve the league for everyone's benefit.
| 6-9 DIVISION | 10-12 DIVISION | GIRLS DIVISION |
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| 1st | 1st | 1st |
| AJAX JR | DORADOS | D.P.S |
Coach Cesar Arriaza | Coach Juan Gavilanes | Coach Jose Delgado |
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| 2nd | 2nd | 2nd |
| ALCONES JR | MEXICO | LAGUNA |
Coach Liliana Chavez | Coach Adrian Pacheco | Coach Javier Cuatepotzo |
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| 3rd | 3rd | 3rd |
| MORELIA | BARCELONIA | LIVERPOOL |
Coach Simon Torres | Coach Rudy Hernandez | Coach David Vargas |
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3-5 Division
Dionisio Gutierrez has trained 3 to 5 year-olds in soccer skills
and social development, setting the foundation for future success
in multiple aspects of life.
Central Coast Funds for Children (CCFC) has donated $3,000 to support the Oak Park Soccer League All-Girls Program. The grant will be used to provide uniforms and equipment. CCFC was established in May 1993 to benefit children in need of special services in San Luis Obispo County. It is a publicly supported, non-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible, and all donations stay in our county to help local children. CCFC has no paid staff - all activities are run by volunteers. Less than 6% of the income raised goes to expenses. CCFC's Tax Identification Number is 77-0338513.
Since joining forces with the well-known local MidState Bank, Rabobank, N.A., continues to conduct its business affairs as a community bank on the Central Coast, investing in local causes and concerns important to the community, to benefit those most in need. Their most recent show of support for Paso Robles was funding a $15,000 grant to the Oak Park Teens At Work program.
Through their statewide Community Development Grant Program, bolstered by local bank representatives' support, the Rabobank California Grant Committee chose to contribute to Paso Robles's Oak Park residents, and particularly the successful new Teens At Work program. The pilot Teens At Work program was funded by the Housing Authority through this past summer with fantastic results, and now Rabobank's generous grant has made it possible for the expansion of the program during the current school year. The Paso Robles Housing Authority thanks Rabobank for this terrific show of local community investment in Oak Park youth.
October 1, 2011. Anthony's Tire Store (3011 Spring Street) and Uniroyal® have teamed up to provide a soccer ball for each of the 450 players in the Oak Park Soccer League. During the last ten years, the Uniroyal Soccer Program has donated over a million soccer balls to more than 3,000 youth soccer programs. Thanks to Uniroyal® and Anthony's for supporting the Oak Park Soccer League!