Everyone in the area knows we're the top dogs. We want to put ourselves in the national spotlight. Big dreams for a program with such humble roots. The Vacaville club doesn't recruit from outside the city, as programs in the Modesto and Turlock areas are wont to do. The program doesn't receive any funding from the city, according to Jack.
Parents pay for transportation, motel costs and tournament entry fees.
The kids have to want to wrestle and to stay in shape. Creating the desire to wrestle is the biggest influence the club has had on its participants. Vikes' soccer team beaten in playoffs By Reporter Sports Staff For 40 minutes in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II playoffs, Vanden High School looked like the team that challenged for the Golden Empire League girls soccer title. Sacramento, which finished second in the Capital Valley Conference, fired the first salvo in Friday's opener, before the Vikings' Rhonda McGee scored twice, four minutes apart. Amanda Judy added a goal just before the half for a 3-1 Vanden lead.