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AYSO Region 21 Hawthorne Youth Soccer Programs offers youth soccer programs for children and teens. The program includes activities such as the VIP Program, the EPIC Program, and the U5 Jamboree, along with Fall Season and Spring Soccer options. It also operates a Referee Abuse Prevention Program (RAP).
• Ages: 4–18 years old
AYSO Region 21 Hawthorne Youth Soccer Programs states a mission of providing world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives. The region lists a leadership team that includes roles such as Regional Commissioner, division commissioners for multiple age groups, referee administration, coaching administration, safety administration, and coordinators for events, fields, uniforms, sponsorship, fundraising, practice scheduling, and social media. The program notes that board meetings are scheduled monthly from April 2026 through December 2026.
The leadership team includes Alex Guerrero as Regional Commissioner and Schoolyard Boys & Girls Division Commissioner, and as U16/19 Boys and Girls Division Commissioner. Other listed leaders include Susie Hernandez as Assistant RC Registrar; Larcie (Larci) Isley as Secretary, Event Coordinator for Picture Day and Opening Day, Schoolyard Boys & Girls Division Commissioner, U6G Division Commissioner, and U8G Division Commissioner; Esteban Ramirez as Referee Administrator and U12B Division Commissioner; Mario Olvera as Treasurer; Norma Diaz as CVPA and U10B Division Commissioner; Jesse Rodriguez as Coach Administrator, EPIC Program Tournament Director, and U10G Division Commissioner; Hemant Patel as Webmaster; Regina Garza as Social Media Director and U8B Division Commissioner; Chavita “Chevy” Medrano as Safety Administrator and U14G Division Commissioner; Gerard Donayre as Sponsorship & Fundraising Coordinator; Veronica Guerrero as Practice Spot Coordinator Scheduler Coordinator; Jerry Mialaret as Field Set-Up Coordinator; Vanessa Segura as Uniform Coordinator; Claudia Olvera as U6B Division Commissioner; Luis Herrera as U12G Division Commissioner; and Joel Arellano as U14B Division Commissioner.
The program reports several credentials and awards, including BU14 Western States Champions, U12 Boys F1 Champions at the Downey Kickoff Tournament, 2025 AYSO National Games Champions for GU10, 2025 BU10 Mission Viejo Champions, 2025 Colorado River Open Invitational BU19 Champions, and 2025 Downey Kickoff Classic GU12 Champions. It also notes that Michael Karon, President of AYSO, received the Stack Leadership Award from Stack Sports for his impact in the world of sports volunteering.
AYSO-related community involvement includes a partnership with BEEUP Snacks as the Official Fruit Snack Partner for the 2025–2026 season. It also includes a partnership between Chicago Public Schools and AYSO to enhance youth sports programming and prioritize athletic and social-emotional development for fifth through eighth grade. Additional partnerships are listed between the American Youth Soccer Organization and the US Center for Mental Health & Sport focused on player and volunteer wellness, and between the American Youth Soccer Organization and Northland Sports Alliance to expand soccer programming in Kansas City.
Last updated March 25, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
AYSO Region 21 Hawthorne Youth Soccer Programs states a mission of providing world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives. The region lists a leadership team that includes roles such as Regional Commissioner, division commissioners for multiple age groups, referee administration, coaching administration, safety administration, and coordinators for events, fields, uniforms, sponsorship, fundraising, practice scheduling, and social media. The program notes that board meetings are scheduled monthly from April 2026 through December 2026.
The leadership team includes Alex Guerrero as Regional Commissioner and Schoolyard Boys & Girls Division Commissioner, and as U16/19 Boys and Girls Division Commissioner. Other listed leaders include Susie Hernandez as Assistant RC Registrar; Larcie (Larci) Isley as Secretary, Event Coordinator for Picture Day and Opening Day, Schoolyard Boys & Girls Division Commissioner, U6G Division Commissioner, and U8G Division Commissioner; Esteban Ramirez as Referee Administrator and U12B Division Commissioner; Mario Olvera as Treasurer; Norma Diaz as CVPA and U10B Division Commissioner; Jesse Rodriguez as Coach Administrator, EPIC Program Tournament Director, and U10G Division Commissioner; Hemant Patel as Webmaster; Regina Garza as Social Media Director and U8B Division Commissioner; Chavita “Chevy” Medrano as Safety Administrator and U14G Division Commissioner; Gerard Donayre as Sponsorship & Fundraising Coordinator; Veronica Guerrero as Practice Spot Coordinator Scheduler Coordinator; Jerry Mialaret as Field Set-Up Coordinator; Vanessa Segura as Uniform Coordinator; Claudia Olvera as U6B Division Commissioner; Luis Herrera as U12G Division Commissioner; and Joel Arellano as U14B Division Commissioner.
The program reports several credentials and awards, including BU14 Western States Champions, U12 Boys F1 Champions at the Downey Kickoff Tournament, 2025 AYSO National Games Champions for GU10, 2025 BU10 Mission Viejo Champions, 2025 Colorado River Open Invitational BU19 Champions, and 2025 Downey Kickoff Classic GU12 Champions. It also notes that Michael Karon, President of AYSO, received the Stack Leadership Award from Stack Sports for his impact in the world of sports volunteering.
AYSO-related community involvement includes a partnership with BEEUP Snacks as the Official Fruit Snack Partner for the 2025–2026 season. It also includes a partnership between Chicago Public Schools and AYSO to enhance youth sports programming and prioritize athletic and social-emotional development for fifth through eighth grade. Additional partnerships are listed between the American Youth Soccer Organization and the US Center for Mental Health & Sport focused on player and volunteer wellness, and between the American Youth Soccer Organization and Northland Sports Alliance to expand soccer programming in Kansas City.
Last updated March 25, 2026.
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