Nitemares SC Hinchas United

Founded in 1981 by Wayne Carver, Nitemares Soccer Club has a rich history of nurturing talented young athletes, having successfully won 5 State Championships, including 3 back to back wins.  Nitemares have had a lasting impact on soccer in the United States; helping develop players such as Judy Foudy, Shannon MacMillan and Shannon Boxx, all former USWNT team members, in addition to Laurie Hill (Mexico), Tammy Carteen, Sharry Korgel, & Kris Zeits whom all played professionally in Japan.  The club's coaching staff have included namesake legacies: Tad Bobak (UCSB, SoCal Blues), Larry Draluck (SoCal Blues), Trevor James (LA Galaxy, Portland Timbers, Detroit City FC) & Abner Rogers (Strikers FC).  

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In 2018 under the leadership of Alex Flor, Hinchas United FC merged with Nitemares Soccer Club.  Hinchas United FC is the successor to Ten Soccer Club which was founded in 2010.  Ten Soccer Club, founded by Alex, was formed in an effort to provide talented players with an affordable entry into the competitive soccer world.

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