MLS San Jose Earthquakes

Earthquakes Announce Partnership with UK International Soccer Camps

Published on June 3, 2008 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
San Jose Earthquakes News Release


SAN JOSE, Calif. - The San Jose Earthquakes announced today that the team has agreed to a partnership with UK International Soccer Camps, Inc. to bring soccer camps and training programs to Northern California.

As a preferred camp of the Earthquakes, UKISC will use their extensive camp base in the Bay Area (and Northern California) to help stimulate grassroots support for the new franchise. The camps target youth players ages six to eighteen and will be conducted by UKISC qualified coaches from all over the world. All Bay Area camps will have numerous Earthquakes-related promotions, including a special ticket program for all campers and game-day graduations.

"We are looking forward to working with UK International Soccer Camps this season to reach out to youth soccer players across Northern California," said Earthquakes Vice President of Sales and Marketing Ann Rodriguez.

"It is a great honor to partner with the Earthquakes and we will do everything we can to help the team reach out to as many communities as possible," said UKISC Regional Director Neil Diaz. "The success of the club is a major priority for UKISC as well as to soccer in the United States."

UK International Soccer Camps, based in Redlands, Calif., has been a leader in youth soccer education for over 18 years and are the official camp provider of the American Youth Soccer Association. Founded in 1990, it is one of largest soccer camp organizations in the nation.

For more information about UK International Soccer Camps or to register for a camp in Northern California, visit uksocca.com.

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