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Arizona Soccer Club’s under-13 girls team features seven players from Queen Creek

He has 11 years of coaching experience as head track and field coach at Boulder Creek High School and as assistant sprint coach with the Phoenix Elite Track Club (post collegiate athletes).

"Coach Acosta is headed to Arizona to join the Crismon team and we are excited to have him," said Queen Creek Unified School District officials. 

When our students become champions, they open new doors to higher education, career opportunities and experiences that will shape who they become. When we support these activities, we are championing our future.

Last summer Mexico faced off against Honduras in the same stadium in front of a sell-out crowd, again almost entirely made up of Mexican supporters. There is a huge Mexican population in Phoenix and for many, the only chance they get to see their national team play is when they come to town, so anytime Mexico plays in the Valley it’s a big attraction. 

Regardless of what sports Logan Hubler goes on to play, he’ll no doubt be fun to watch.

“We had a chance to play some of the bigger teams we’ve never been able to play before,” said Max Hall, an Arizona native. “Making it to the open-division playoffs, I think it propelled our program into being considered one of the top programs in the state now.”

"Our vision for the future of the Crismon women's soccer team is to compete at the highest level in the state," Roberts said. "We believe that our goals for this program are realistic and extremely reachable."