The Origin of Soccer Administrator's Day

This year’s participation in a long overdue holiday, celebrating your hard work and effort, has already been a smashing success.   We thought during this year’s festivities you might want to take a minute and reflect in the commemoration’s roots. 

Soccer Administrator's Day was created as a celebration of the men and women whose continual and extreme hard work has driven the growth of youth soccer in our country.  It takes a lot of late nights and extra hours, and most people (even your coaching staff and parents) often go without realizing it.  On top of your daily lives, you still find time to fulfill your administrative duties to keep your clubs running. 

Thank you...
Thank you to those of you who are parents and still find the time to manage your lives as well as maintain your club duties.  Thank you to those of you who have full time jobs and somehow have the energy to come home after work and better your club.  Thank you to those of you who don’t have any real interest in sports, but are deeply connected in creating a worthwhile experience for your community’s family.  Lastly, thank you to those whose kids have already grown up, yet stick around because you realize the importance of the club to your community's youth. 

Soccer Administrator’s Day isn’t a historical holiday like Independence Day or MLK Day, and it might not compare to the hype of New Year’s Eve (yet), but Soccer Administrator's Day is genuine.  We know how important it is to recognize those of you who do so much for so little in return, so keep up the hard work; it is so worth it in the end.  If you have anything further to add to our holiday’s recognition post below, email us at Sam@bluesombrero.com or call 404-835-0305.