8/10/09 After a one-year hiatus we are pleased to announce the planning of the 2nd Annual Texas Pro Soccer Festival, which is scheduled to be held in mid-March 2010. We planning the 1st Annual Arizona Pro Soccer Festival, which is slated to be held in mid-February 2010. This unique soccer event is being planned for the San Antonio area in March 2010. The inaugural 2008 Texas Pro Soccer Cup, was won by the Houston Dynamo was a great success. We are looking forward to the next event in San Antonio and the new festival in Phoenix.
1/31/08 - FIRST TEXAS PRO SOCCER FESTIVAL FEATURES FOUR MLS TEAMS IN GREATER SAN ANTONIO AREA - The first Texas Pro Soccer Festival presented by Touch-Tel will feature four Major League Soccer teams, including the two-time MLS champion Houston Dynamo, during an electrifying week of double-header exhibition games, events and daily practices, officials announced. Besides the Dynamo, other MLS teams coming to the greater San Antonio area for the first time ever include D.C. United, Toronto FC and Chivas USA. The festival’s games will be held March 5 through 9 at Steele High School in Cibolo, while daily practices opened to area soccer fans are scheduled for the Soccer International facility (formerly Pepsi Soccer, Texas) in Schertz.
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1/31/08 - FIRST TEXAS PRO SOCCER FESTIVAL FEATURES FOUR MLS TEAMS IN GREATER SAN ANTONIO AREA - The first Texas Pro Soccer Festival presented by Touch-Tel will feature four Major League Soccer teams, including the two-time MLS champion Houston Dynamo, during an electrifying week of double-header exhibition games, events and daily practices, officials announced. Besides the Dynamo, other MLS teams coming to the greater San Antonio area for the first time ever include D.C. United, Toronto FC and Chivas USA. The festival’s games will be held March 5 through 9 at Steele High School in Cibolo, while daily practices opened to area soccer fans are scheduled for the Soccer International facility (formerly Pepsi Soccer, Texas) in Schertz.
Come follow our progress on Twitter until we post more news items on our site.
