Sacramento Gold (NPSL)

      Sacramento Gold
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      Full name Sacramento Gold FC
      Founded 2009
      Stadium River City High School
      West Sacramento, California
      (capacity: 3,200)
      Founders Mexico Ruben Mora
      Mexico Richard Novoa
      Head Coach Mexico Ruben Mora Jr.
      League National Premier Soccer League
      2011 2nd, West-Northern Conference
      Playoffs: Division Final
      Home colors
      Away colors

      Current season

      Sacramento Gold is an American soccer team based in West Sacramento, California, United States. Founded in 2009, the team plays in National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), a national amateur league at the fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid, in the Northwest Division.

      The team plays its home games in the stadium at River City High School, where they have played since 2010. The team's colors are burgundy, navy blue and white.

      The Sacramento Gold won the National Championship in its first year in the National Premier Soccer League.

      History

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      Players

      2012 roster

      Source: National Premier Soccer League

      Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

      No. Position Player
      El Salvador GK Max Herrera
      United States DF Rene Pina
      United States DF Adam Owens
      United States FW Pat Rickards
      United States FW Jason Duvall
      Mexico MF Marcos Ramirez
      United States MF Clemente Fonseca
      Mexico MF Pedro Lupercio [1]
      United States DF Eliot Chambers [2]
      United States FW Manolo Pina
      United States FW Oscar Sandoval
      United States FW Jason Jones
      United States FW Abraham Prado
      No. Position Player
      United States FW Kristian Lyssand
      United States FW Navid Torabian
      United States MF John Jones II
      United States DF Omar Martinez [3]
      Nigeria DF Utodi Madu [4]
      United States FW Alex Vercelli
      United States FW Emanuel Lopez
      United States FW Marvin Hernandez
      United States FW Victor Lopez
      United States FW Anthony Chimienti
      United States FW Derico Brown
      United States FW Mykell Bates

      2011 roster

      Source: National Premier Soccer League

      Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

      No. Position Player
      1 El Salvador GK Max Herrera
      3 United States DF Todd Simmons
      4 United States DF Omar Martinez [3]
      5 Nigeria DF Utodi Madu [4]
      6 United States FW Fernando Cabadas [5]
      8 Mexico MF Marcos Ramirez
      10 United States MF Ernesto Carranza [6]
      11 United States MF Allen Espinoza
      12 Mexico FW Jose Martinez
      13 United States DF Jeffrey Neuner
      15 Mexico MF Pedro Lupercio [1]
      No. Position Player
      16 United States MF John Jones II
      17 United States MF Clemente Fonseca
      21 United States FW Manolo Pina
      30 United States DF Rene Guerin
      33 United States DF Eliot Chambers [2]
      58 Mexico MF Ivan Bermudez
      00 United States GK Conor McNulty [7]
      United States FW Abraham Prado
      United States MF Miguel Aguilar
      United States FW Oscar Sandoval [8]
      United States MF Kristopher Schultz
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      Year-by-year

      Year Division League Regular Season Playoffs Open Cup
      2010 4 NPSL 1st, Northwest Champion Did not qualify
      2011 4 NPSL 2nd, West-Northern Divisional Final Did not qualify
      2012 4 NPSL 3rd, West-Northern Did not qualify Did not qualify
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      Honors

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      Head Coaches

      • Mexico Ruben Mora Jr. (2011–present)
      • United States Rick Caldwell (2010)
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      Asstant Coaches

      • Rick Caldwell
      • Conor McNulty
      • Phil Wright
      • Gary Messing
      • Nevio Beltrame
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      Stadia

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      External links

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      Last modified on 27 February 2013, at 21:30