Inland Empire Salsa Soccer Club
Sports - Jurupa Valley, California, United States
Inland Empire Salsa Soccer Club Employees
Inland Empire Salsa Soccer Club Details
Our Inland Empire Salsa Soccer Club is a non-profit serving all communities and is expanding into the Inland Valley Region of Southern California by bringing in additional adult and youth amateur teams, and both men's and women's semi-pro teams from that area into our club's soccer program.We are bringing in the United Professional Soccer League Men's and Women's semi-pro teams to the local community, including youth academies and leagues for over 30 aged soccer players to ensure all soccer players are active and able to compete in high level soccer games regardless of family budget.The UPSL was formed in 2011 he fastest growing Pro Development League in the USA, with 400-plus teams located in majority of the United States targeted for 2019 Fall Season. Each UPSL team is individually owned and operated and is responsible for maintaining either UPSL Pro Premier Division or Championship Division minimum standards.The Inland Empire is a very large geographical area to expand our club into, therefore, we have available some great opportunities for additional qualified volunteers and interns within our various administrative club positions, who will want to be directly involved with a great non-profit organization, and who will be willing to participate in our growth and that of other leagues that are club will be participating in like the UPSL, which will become a worldwide organization.Our mission is to eventually bring a top level professional soccer team into the Inland Empire region of Southern California, a team that will draw from the large pool of local talented soccer players and there will be no need to bring in retired foreign players, but we do want to offer our players the opportunity to be signed by club outside USA, because our locally trained and developed player will be much superior to any player within the existing foreign market, especially compared to the top exporting soccer player countries like Argentina and Brazil.
