2011 CVSC Male Player of the Year – Josue Chavez – CVSC Katana
Selected as the Male Player of the Year was Josue Chavez. Josue plays for the CVSC Katana Boys Under 11. Josue scored 18 goals this past season as well as assisting on 10 goals in Coast Soccer League (CSL). He was selected as much for his great attitude as he was for his outstanding play.
2011 CVSC Female Player of the Year – Karla Ramirez – CVSC Blaze
Female Player of the year was Karla Ramirez. Her amazing drive and relentless pursuit of excellence are an example to her teammates on the CVSC Blaze Girls Under 14.
2011 CVSC Coach of the Year – Gonzo Garcia – CVSC Katana
The honor of Coach of the Year went to Gonzalo (Gonzo) Garcia. One of the original founders of the Club, as well as serving various roles on the Board over the years such as President, Vice-President and Director of Coaching, Coach Gonzo currently coaches the Katana Boys Under 11.
CVSC Player of the Year
The CVSC Player of the year should be an outstanding athlete and person that represent the highest standards of which we stride for in our club soccer athlete. The Player must represent themselves, their Team, Club and Sport in a positive light at all times. The CVSC Player of the year must display leadership attributes on and off the field. The CVSC Player of the year should not only be an outstanding performer on the pitch, but also in the classroom. The CVSC Player of the year must have a 3.0 GPA or higher. Grades should be verified by the individual making the nomination or the CVSC BOD. Nomination emails should include a description of athletic accomplishments, and describe how this Player has contributed to their Teams success. The nomination email should also list individual athletic accomplishments, leadership and scholastic performance that has made this individual stand out among their peers.
CVSC Coach of the Year
The CVSC Coach of the year should be the example in which all other Coaches stride to emulate. The CVSC Coach of the year should be a well respected individual that represents the highest standards of ethical behavior, coaching, training and love of the game. The Coach of the year should display attributes of good leadership and ability to develop Players. The Coach of the year can be a Head Coach or an Assistant Coach. Nomination emails should include a description of how the Coach has trained and developed or improved the performance of their Team. The nomination email should also describe how the Coach interacts with the Team and how the Coach develops Players and the Team. Above all else this individual should set a good example for our youth and should not only focus on building great soccer Players, but also focus on developing our youth into great people.
