East Valley NSFC
NO SUNDAY SOCCER CLUB
Why No Fútbol on Sunday?
We believe you can have a quality program and not have to compromise.
The No Sunday Fútbol Club (NSFC) was created when it was discovered that highly advanced players could develop and play against the best players throughout Arizona without having to play on Sunday. NSFC now has over 40 competitive teams playing at the highest levels of competition.
NSFC soccer club is also designed to take back the family by preserving the Sabbath (Sunday) day. We respect family time and values while at the same time providing our club with staff who are innovative and pro-development for each and every player. Our club believes in maintaining an emphasis on a high quality brand of soccer while expecting excellent sportsmanship.
NSFC has several teams that travel out of state and compete against competitive teams throughout the country. We strive to ensure that every player in the valley has the chance to reach their potential on the soccer field and in life.
Our Mission
No Sunday Play
We believe Sundays are sacred. We'll play any team, any time.Just not on Sunday.
Time
We believe in valuing player’s and parent’s time. We minimize travel, tournaments, and other inefficient and ineffective approaches to soccer.
Sportsmanship
We believe in superior sportsmanship and we will tolerate nothing less than that. We are not coaching athletes who we hope become good people, rather we are teaching great kids who we hope become great soccer players.
Family
We believe in fostering a family friendly club. We value and want to protect quality family time and our game and practice schedules reflect that.
Structure
Our club structure and approach to soccer training, development and play is based on extensive research and soccer studies regarding what is best for young athletes: none of it is motivated by money, financing or income for our club
Training
We believe we are raising, training, developing and coaching youth to develop great character, great attributes, and become great teammates. We want our kids to participate and excel in athletics without compromising other precious values.
Sasha Hunter
Director of Coaching
Sasha has been coaching soccer for 21 years. He began coaching at Willis Jr. High School in 2001 and is currently coaching the Chandler High School’s Boys varsity team. Sasha led the CHS boys high school team to its first state title in school history in 2015. He has been teaching special education for 21 years as well.
He taught at Willis for 12 years and 9 years at Chandler High. He has trained several teams and coached his own kids’ recreational and competitive teams through Arcadia, YMCA, AZSC, GYSA, and Santan.
He currently holds a National “E” license certificate and Grassroots 7 v 7 and 11 v 11 certificates for coaching and will be continuing his licensing as time permits.
Club Leadership
Michael Gonzalez
Director of Coaching
Michael Gonzalez is honored and proud to work as part of the coaching staff and also with the coaching directors at EV-FC and EV-NSFC. He has served as a head coach with NSFC since the merger of TFA Barcelona Az in 2017, and is now working in the operations of the club. Mikey has graduated the 03 boys class at NSFC along with his son Aiden Gonzalez, who have both cherished their experience at NSFC over the last few years.
Travis Breinholt
Executive Director
Travis received his Bachelors in Business Administration from ASU after earning his Associates in Marketing from Mesa Community College. He started his soccer career playing for Tempe Southbank at the age of four but later moved to club and played all of his school years for the Cisco Soccer Club, where he served as captain.
LISA ROESNER
Chairwoman of the Board
Lisa is a native Arizonan, and she grew up in Southeastern corner of the state. She moved to the Phoenix area after high school and graduated from ASU. She and her soccer coach husband have five awesome children. Currently, she’s working as a mom and has been in Real Estate for about 12 years.
