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Southern Oregon Starphire FC

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Soccer club
Southern Oregon Starphire FC
Full nameSouthern Oregon Starphire FC
Founded2000 (as Southern Oregon Fuego)
Dissolved2018
GroundWalter A. Phillips Field @Ashland High School
Ashland, Oregon
Spiegelberg Stadium
Medford, Oregon
Capacity1,700
OwnerGarin Coster
Juan Ibarra
LeagueUnited Premier Soccer League

Southern Oregon Starphire FC was an Americansoccer team based inMedford, Oregon,United States. The team played inPacific Premier League (PPL), a regional amateur league based inNorthern California, then later in theUnited Premier Soccer League.

The team played its home games at Walter A. Philips Field atAshland High School inAshland, Oregon, andSpiegelberg Stadium inMedford, Oregon.

History

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Founded by Jay Coster in 2000 asSouthern Oregon Fuego, the club existed as an exhibition team for approximately ten years before joining the NPSL in 2009. Southern Oregon regularly hosted exhibition matches against teams such as theCascade Surge of theUSL PDL, local college teams or collections of area all-stars.

In 2009 it was announced that the Fuego would be playing as a member of theNational Premier Soccer League in the Western Division.[1]

In their first NPSL season Southern Oregon Fuego made the divisional playoffs while posting a 4-7-1 record and finishing fourth in the Western Division. Fuego were eliminated in the semifinal losing to eventual NPSL championSonoma County Sol 4–1.[2] The club left NPSL after two seasons, competing in non-league matches.[3][4] They would later change ownership.

As of 2018, the Starphire FC became members of theUnited Premier Soccer League.[5][6] The team has since folded.

Season-by-season

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YearLeagueW-D-LRegular SeasonPlayoffsOpen Cup
2009NPSL4-7-14th, WesternDivisional SemifinalsDid not enter
2010NPSL0-9-06th, NorthwestDid not qualifyDid not enter

Head coaches

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  • United States Dave Kaufman (2009–2012)
  • United States Caleb Peterson (2013-2014)
  • United States Eisa Tiaa Tutu (2016-2017)

Stadium

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References

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  1. ^"Fuego excited about new challenges".Mail Tribune. 16 May 2009.
  2. ^"Another home win, then Sol will hit the road".Press Democrat Preps. 13 July 2009.
  3. ^"Fueled by passion".Mail Tribune. 8 July 2012.
  4. ^"NPSL: A league history in the Northwest".GoalWA.net. 21 September 2016.
  5. ^About, Official website
  6. ^United Premier Soccer League official website

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