Riverside County Elite were an American soccer team established in 1998 that spent the 2000 season in the USISL D-3 Pro League.
Video Riverside County Elite
History
In 1998, Jack Fielding founded the Riverside County Elite as a U-21 team with the intention of eventually entering it into the USISL. He and his wife created the Riverside Soccer Development Corporation and entered into a partnership with the San Diego Soccer Development Corporation which operated the San Diego Flash. Fielding initially owned, operated and coached the team. In late 1999, Jan K. Skwara became the club CEO. In January 2000, the team hired Tom Evans as head coach. On April 16, 2000, the team replaced Evans with Rob Manriquez. In May 2000, it qualified for the U.S. Open Cup. The team played its home games at West Valley High School in Hemet, California. Although successful on the field, the team never drew many fans and finished the season deeply in debt. Owner Jack Fielding folded the club in December 2000.
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- Tim Gorman
MF:
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- Pompeyo Aguillera
- Jeremy Baker
- Omar Arzo
- Jauquin Cubarubias
- Sergio Cuevas
- Oscar Romo
- Juan Carlos Rocha
- Alex Gutierrez
- Cesar Garcia (Colton CA.)
- Danny Christ #17
DF
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- Neil Armour
- Alex Glebou
- Danny Macedo
- Joe Owen
- Craig Dean #4
- Cody Freas
- Ryan Meinhart
FW
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- Donald Laing
- Brad Thomson
- Mauricio Bertello
- Antonio Robles
- Danny Mann
- William Cummins
- Bryan Hill
Staff
- Cle Kooiman: Director of coaching
- Tom Evans: Head coach
- Rob Manriquez: Head coach
- Pompeyo Aguillera: Assistant coach
- Neil Armour: Assistant coach
- Mike Christ: Assistant coach
Maps Riverside County Elite
Year-by-year
References
External links
- USISL Division III (D3) Professional League: Riverside County Elite
- 2000 USISL D-3 Pro League
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