CHARLESTON, S.C. (Dec. 15, 2009) – US Club Soccer is expanding its membership services staff with the addition of Wade Breaux, who will fill the organization’s newly-formed South Central Membership Services Representative position.

Set to start Jan. 4, Breaux’s territory will include Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.

Breaux joins the following membership services staff members:
*John Borozzi (Director of Membership Services and Adult League Development)
*Chris Baer (North Central)
*Mike Gould (Northeast)
*Kevin McGovern (Southeast)
*Gabe Rood (West)

Based in College Station, Texas, Breaux’s significant experience within the soccer industry includes managing the Brazos Valley Youth Soccer Association in Bryan/College Station, Texas, as the Director of Training and serving on the coaching staff of the women’s soccer teams at Texas A&M University and Arkansas State University. The Texas native also played professionally in the United Soccer Leagues after his three-year NCAA Division I career.

A USSF National Youth License holder, Breaux earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Science in Sport Management from Texas A&M University.

“I’m extremely excited to join the already-strong staff with US Club Soccer,” said Breaux. “I truly believe in the principles of the organization and look forward to sharing these concepts with the many clubs and leagues in the South Central region.”

“We are all excited about Wade joining our existing outstanding and experienced membership services staff,” said Borozzi. “Wade brings a wealth of soccer knowledge to our staff and his addition will allow US Club Soccer to continue to grow our membership and programming throughout the South Central markets.”

Breaux’s hiring reflects the organization’s growing staff to better serve current and potential US Club Soccer members.

Updated contact information will be posted on the US Club Soccer Web site in early January.

About US Club Soccer:
US Club Soccer is a non-profit organization whose mission is to develop competitive club soccer in the United States. A member of the United States Soccer Federation since July 2001, US Club Soccer has grown to include member clubs and leagues in all 50 states. In addition to sanctioning and administering tournaments, leagues and other competitions as well as offering a range of programs for its members, US Club Soccer annually conducts the National Cup and the National Collegiate Showcase. US Club Soccer also directs its own player identification and development program – id2.

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