FC
Sparta and Zanesville will be joining the Midwest Great Lakes Conference
and will be competing against the likes of AFC Cleveland, Detroit City
FC, FC Buffalo, and the Erie Admirals.Zanesville will play their home matches at Foxfire Field, the former home of Maysville HS. “My
goal is to build a strong fan base, build some strong regional
rivalries, and win the Great Lakes Conference,” Chairman Scott A. White
commented. White hopes the team will be instrumental in growing soccer in Southeast Ohio.
The
Stallions, led by Alfred Hoviss, appear to be one of the most ambitious
clubs in recent memory. They have set high expectations for their
inaugural season, including the goal of winning their conference and
making to the NPSL’s championship round. They also have impressive plans
to engage local communities including charitable projects, exhibition
matches, and Hispanic outreach programs.
Las
Vegas’s squad will reflect the diversity of their city, a team that will
include players from Switzerland, Serbia, Mexico and South America. A
model club in the making, the Stallions plan to run their organization
in a way that is family-friendly. “We want to send the right message,” Hoviss declared. “We want to infuse family values, strength, and discipline.”Their
motto of “Never Run Alone” makes players Stallions for life, an exciting
prospect as their players strive to make it to the next level. The
Cape Coral Hurricanes are one of several new Florida clubs. They will be
playing their home matches at the beautiful Cape Coral High School, a
stadium that holds over 2,400 fans. It also has many modern amenities,
including an excellent pitch, two large concession stands, and an
enclosed press box. The
Hurricanes plan to be a visible part of their local youth soccer
community, one of the largest in the state. JP Terrasi, the team’s
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