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SURF Soccer League pitches local youth training program, asks Sunnyside for field access
Summary
Alfredo Reyes, representing Washington East SURF, told Sunnyside council the club can deliver development-focused training, scholarships and free clinics; he asked to use city fields and indoor space to reduce costs for families.
Alfredo Reyes, a Granger city councilmember and local representative of Washington East SURF (SURF Soccer Club), told the Sunnyside City Council that SURF wants to expand into the Lower Valley and partner with the city to offer player-development training and youth programs.
The presentation, delivered during the council’s open session, outlined SURF’s structure, coach certification requirements, scholarship opportunities, and both free and fee-based programs. “They prioritize the development, the growth, the training,” Reyes said, describing the club’s emphasis on certified coaches and pathways to college and international play.
Reyes told council SURF operates…
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