San Francisco Nighthawks Players

San Francisco Nighthawks - Member team of the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL). Ranked as the #1 League in the United States and #3 in the World

THE SAN FRANCISCO NIGHTHAWKS ARE A 501(c)(3) ORGANIZATION

There are currently no upcoming matches scheduled, please check back at a later date.

1/2/12

2012 WPSL Season and Innaugural U-20 & U-23 Tryouts

12/7/11

CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER - SAT JAN 7, 2012

9/19/11

Train with the Nighthawks at the Burlingamer

9/18/11

Nighthawks Founder Dick Cross to be Inducted into SOTO Hall of Fame

Flex-Power Active Woman - the official pain relief cream of the Womens Premier Soccer League

San Francisco Neighborhood Parks Council

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Current ROSTER

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PHOTO	#	PLAYER NAME	POS	SCHOOL	HOMETOWN	GRADUATION	JOINED
		Mollie Bauke	D	Lewis & Clark	Daly City, Calif.	2013	2010
		Mariah Cameron		Washington State			Summer 2011
		Andrea Carey		SF State			Summer 2011
		Nina Cefalo	GK	CSUEB			Summer 2011
	11	Jocelyn Charette	F	Seattle Pacific University	Lakewood, Wa	2010	2008
	18	Chelsea Davis	M-F	Fresno State			Summer 09
	11	Megan Domench	D-M	CSEB
	14	Wendy Funk		UCSC
	22	Lissette Garay	M-F	SFSU	Salinas, CA	2012	2008
	10	Michelle Garcia	M	Cal State East Bay	Brentwood, Calif.	2011	2010
	18	Martha Gudiel	F	Butler	REDWOOD CITY	2003	1998
		Kristine Nakada		Williams College	Alameda, CA
		Tareena Oakley	D	NDNU	Pleasant Hill, CA
		Kristen Orlando	D	NDNU	San Jose, CA
		Christina Quitasol	M	CSUEB	Stockton	fall 2009	2008
		Midori Sera	M-F	University of Tennessee-Martin	San Francisco	2013	2008
		Mary Trigg	M	Fresno State
	18	Romy Trigg-Smith	D-M	Princeton
		Julie Wu	D-F	Brown University	Tibron	2009	September 2010

Nighthawks Sponsors and Associates

Part 1 of an interview between Ken Garcia of the SF Examiner and two of Haiti's Women's Soccer Players- Samantha Brand and Kim Boulos. This video includes footage of the Haitian Women's National Soccer Team as they stuck together amidst so much tragedy in the hopes of earning a spot at the 2011 Women's World Cup.