Snappy Award Winners, 2020

On January 27, 2021

Snap Soccer does not allow mixed association guest players based on standards from major youth soccer sanctioning bodies.

This means that US Club Soccer teams may only take guest players registered under US Club Soccer, and USYS teams may only take guest players registered with properly stamped USYS player pass cards.

Mixed rosters with player passes from different organizations will not be accepted at any Snap Soccer event.

All guest players are expected to have a proper loan form even if it is not requested by event staff. Please see below.

Resources

US Club Guest Player Loan Form
USYS Guest Player Form – please contact your state association (ASA, LSA, FYSA, etc.)

Always refer to the Event Rules to review Guest Player requirements or limitations.

Snap Soccer is please to announce the winners of our first annual Snappy Awards. This award recognizes the best manager, coach and referee as nominated by you, the youth soccer community. Part of Snap Soccer’s mission is to “grow the game.” The Snappy Awards are our way of listening to our community and giving recognition to the people that make the game extra special. Join us in congratulating these exceptional individuals that give so much to the game of soccer.

— Manager of the Year —

Carla Nolen

“Carla is the heart of the multiple teams she manages. She makes everyone’s lives easier by her positive attitude, exceptional organization skills and constant communication. I can’t imagine a better manager in any sport.”

— Coach of the Year —

Mike Herrero

“Coach Mike goes above and beyond for young girls in this sport. He has a unique coaching talent that helps players understand the game and handle the ball. He has great communication skills that instill confidence in how his teams play. His dedication is like no other.”

— Referee of the Year —

Scott Williams

“From State Championships to local tournaments, referee Scott Williams is as good as it gets. His attitude is everything. He calls great games, cares about the players and truly wants to advance the level of refereeing competitive youth soccer.”