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Flores, Dora <br />From: Edgar Reveles < <br />Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2025 12:49 PM <br />To: eComment <br />Subject: Soccer Field Access Issues - La Academia <br />Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. <br />Hello City Council, <br />My name is Edgar Reveles and here next to me is my wife Lourdes Reveles, we are the parents of Royce <br />Reveles 9 year old boy playing soccer for Albion SC Santa Ana Academy B2016. <br />We joined Albion 1 year ago in July 2024 and ever since then we have had a positive impact on our sons soccer <br />journey. He has developed not only as a soccer player but most importantly as a young person. Hes more <br />confident in himslef, his self esteem is higher and so on. Our son, Royce has had the priveledge to be taught by <br />a wonderful coach, Noel Arvizu. Coach Noel goes above and beyond for all the kids, he develops players, he <br />challenges them to be the best version of themselves and he always does it with a smile. <br />For our Albion family, losing access to train in these great fields would be detrimental. It would be very <br />disheartening to our organization and Santa Ana soccer community would suffer as a whole. <br />For me, Royce's father, growing up as a kid we didnt have much opportunities or programs like La Academia or <br />Albion to pursue our dreams. The programs that did exist were too expensive and in my case my father was the <br />only breadwinner, sometimes working two jobs to give us the basic necessities; like shelter, food, clothes etc. <br />while mom stayed home and took care of me and my siblings and the household chores. And im sure most of us <br />hispanic/latino families grew up in a similar way. <br />There was plenty of talent back in the day but not enough money to pursue this dream. <br />For me, this program that the city of Santa Ana has like La Academia or Albion its a gateway to better your <br />chances to become if not a professional athlete, at least a full ride scholarship to a university where your <br />education is payed for. I mean, what parent wouldnt want that? This is the foundation that would lay the tracks <br />to get you there as a scholar athlete. <br />Soccer was not that big 30 years ago like it is now. Soccer has evolved, its global now. With the World Cup <br />next year being hosted here in USA soccer is going to blow up even more. I feel that MLS league in the next <br />few years is going to take off like a rocket and get at the European Level of play, there is so much talent here, <br />especially in Santa Ana! <br />I feel that coaches that are dedicated like La Academia and Albion that have played the sport themselves in the <br />past, they will pave a way for our kids as long as we 'the city' give them the tools to craft these young ballers! <br />Very respectfully, <br />Edgar Reveles <br />Lourdes Reveles <br />
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