Rowlett Tiburones Rojos F.C
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2015/2016 Boys Club Team From Rowlett Texas
08/30/2026
Plano Labor Day 2026 Roster
Colin.W #12 GK
Carlos. R #17 (C) CM/CAM
Mateo. M #11 (C) CDM/CAM
Ehri. D #6 RB/LB
Carlos. M #26 RB/LB
Jocelyn. F #13 CM/RW
Austin H #19 CF/RW/LW
Nathan.G #7 LB/RB
Max .A #9 RWM/LWM
Edwin. M #8 CF/ST
Alex.R #21 CB/RB/LB
Matthew. O #22 CB/CDM
Gael.G #2 CAM/CM/CDM
Gustavo.P #5 RW/LW
Maverick.P #4 RB/CB
Bear.S #18 LWM/RWM/CM
Un grupo de niños unidos y unos padres comprometidos pueden crear el ambiente perfecto para que un proceso de formación avance.
No se trata de tener al equipo con más talento, sino de construir un grupo donde exista confianza, respeto, compañerismo y ganas de mejorar.
Cuando los niños disfrutan entrenar, se apoyan entre ellos y entienden que cada compañero es importante, el aprendizaje se vuelve mucho más enriquecedor y cuando los padres acompañan sin presionar, respetan las decisiones del entrenador y confían en el proceso, el ambiente cambia completamente.
Las familias aportan estabilidad, los niños aportan ilusión y esfuerzo y el entrenador aporta sus conocimientos y experiencia.
Cuando esas tres partes se unen, los resultados llegan como consecuencia del trabajo.
Prof. Jaime Reyes
08/23/2026
Cambiar de escuela o equipo a tus hijos solo porque no ganan todos los partidos es una decisión que merece una reflexión.
Ganar no lo es todo en el fútbol formativo...
En las etapas infantiles o juveniles, el objetivo principal no es ganar, sino formar:
Enseñar valores como el respeto, la disciplina y la perseverancia
Desarrollar técnica, táctica y comprensión del juego
Aprender a trabajar en equipo, con humildad y esfuerzo
Si cambiamos a nuestros hijos de escuela solo porque no ganan, estamos enseñando que el resultado vale más que el proceso, y eso puede generar frustración, ego o miedo al error.
FUENTE: Venados F.C.
08/17/2026
After 3 games and relentless work on the field our club failed to advance in our bracket at the Bob Wiseman Memorial Tournament .
The results are much more than what they are :
4-0L / 1-0L / 4-0L
We faced off against
Pre-ECNL /Classic League D3 / ECNL Level Teams
The experience has been nothing short of amazing especially with a mixed roster
U10/U11/U12
The new age change provided a bigger challenge along with the talent of other established big clubs.
A chance at a Championship awaits at the Plano labor day cup.
Club Director
Head Coach
Alejandro Lozano
Seeing a process through is one of the most challenging aspects of youth development in soccer.
People often want immediate results and assume that defeats mean the work is flawed, when in reality, poor results are also part of growth.
No team learns, improves, or evolves without going through difficult times. Even when a team reaches a high level, the three possible outcomes in soccer are always present: winning, drawing, or losing. No group, no matter how strong, can escape that reality; therefore, the key lies not in obsessing over the scoreboard, but in maintaining confidence in the process and the work being done day in and day out.
What truly matters is sticking with it, trusting the coach, and allowing them to build a solid group with which to work and develop a playing philosophy.
Processes require time, patience, and stability; changing course every time difficulties arise often destroys what is just beginning to take shape.
We failed to advance to the final but we take with us lessons and understanding for the long-term future development.
Plano Labor Day Cup
Here We Go ....!
Anyone who says they like losing is lying. No one likes suffering defeat, seeing their efforts fall short, or feeling the frustration of an unfavorable outcome.
Defeat hurts, feels uncomfortable, and wounds one's pride.
However, losing also teaches us—it teaches us to correct mistakes, work harder, and value our victories. It is not about enjoying defeat, but rather knowing how to face it with maturity.
True growth lies in how we react when things do not go well; losing is part of the journey, but giving up is a choice.
El que dice que le gusta perder, miente.
A nadie le gusta caer derrotado, ver que el esfuerzo no alcanzó o sentir la frustración de un resultado adverso. La derrota duele, incomoda y golpea el orgullo.
Sin embargo, perder también enseña, se enseña a corregir errores, a trabajar más fuerte y a valorar las victorias. No se trata de disfrutar la derrota, sino de saber afrontarla con madurez.
El verdadero crecimiento está en cómo reaccionamos cuando las cosas no salen bien, porque perder es parte del camino, pero rendirse es una desición.
Prof. Jaime Reyes
08/10/2026
RPL D1 Season Loading
Fall /Spring 2026/2027
Sep 12 , 2026
08/10/2026
Un entrenador aprende con el tiempo que los equipos destinados a grandes cosas no siempre son los que tienen más talento.
Hay grupos que, desde el primer día, transmiten algo diferente, entrenan con intensidad, se apoyan entre compañeros, aceptan las correcciones con humildad y nunca dejan de competir, sin importar el resultado.
Un grupo con potencial para lograr grandes objetivos se reconoce porque celebra los éxitos de todos, no busca culpables en las derrotas y entiende que el esfuerzo colectivo está por encima de las individualidades.
En esos equipos, cada jugador sabe que su trabajo es importante, juegue muchos minutos o pocos.
También se identifica por su capacidad para levantarse después de un mal partido, no se desmorona ante la primera derrota al contrario, la utiliza como una oportunidad para aprender y mejorar.
Esa mentalidad es la que, con el paso del tiempo, suele marcar la diferencia.
A coach learns over time that teams destined for greatness are not always the ones with the most talent.
There are groups that, from day one, exude something different: they train with intensity, support one another, accept corrections with humility, and never stop competing, regardless of the score.
A group with the potential to achieve great things is recognized by the way it celebrates everyone's successes, avoids assigning blame after a loss, and understands that collective effort takes precedence over individual performance.
In such teams, every player knows their role is important, whether they play a lot of minutes or just a few.
They are also defined by their resilience after a poor performance; they do not crumble at the first sign of defeat but instead use it as an opportunity to learn and improve.
It is this mindset that, over time, tends to make the difference.
Prof. Jaime Reyes
08/09/2026
A Tough Decision was made today
Our tournament play came to an end.
A loss 4-0 to a top level ISW ACADEMY Team
Our boys held their own for 30 minutes in 100F+ Weather with 2 subs and 3 injured
Players from yesterdays 2 back to back matches
In the interest of our clubs players health and well being the team forfeited the 2nd half of the match
A conversation was made with the players and we came to a tough decision 💔
Thank You
Parents We Move On To
Bob Wiseman Memorial Tournament
This Coming Weekend ❤️
Head Coach
Club Director
Alejandro Lozano
08/08/2026
A tough morning and afternoon
100F + Weather
2 24 Packs of waters Gone
2 Losses to some of the most talented teams in texas
3-1 and 3-1
100% Eliminated 😢
1 Last Opportunity tomorrow to get a win
Tomorrow
In order to grow and be just as good as the top clubs in the area we must take on those challenges
Thank you to the coaches and players
And the staff at Solar Premier Cup 💔
BOB WISEMAN TOURNAMENT
WE ARE COMING ❤️
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