Pro Evolution Soccer Series: Santa Cruz Breakers

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Breakers Tied for First After 5-0 Victory Over Malibu

The Breakers are 8-4-3 tied with local rival Capitola. The Breakers have scored 33 goals and conceded 15 with a differential of 18. This is 8 goals more than Capitola!

Chow (9) and Manning (8) remain as Top 1 and 2 Goal Scorers in the Coastal Premier League! Manning (6) and Chow (4) remain the Top 2 Assist Leaders as well.

The Breakers have definitely begun dominating their league play and hope to finish strong against Haleiwa and Rio Del Mar before the season breaks until February!
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Chow! 5-0 (with HBO ad)??

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Ayres! 4-0

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Keeper Frustrated and Hangs Out!

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Ayres!

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V. Nam and Chow Celebrate Chow's Goal!

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#2 Santa Cruz vs #5 Malibu

Breakers on road and look for road win!
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About the PES Santa Cruz Breakers

The Santa Cruz County Breakers was an American soccer team based in Santa Cruz, California, United States. Founded in 2007, the team played in the National Premier Soccer League a national amateur league at the fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid, until 2008, when the franchise folded and the team left the league.

I've decided to recreate the team and put them into Pro Evolution Series.

Please note:

The use of the name "Santa Cruz Breakers" within this blog refers to my user created team for the Pro Evolution Series. This fictional Santa Cruz Breakers team is not intended to imply any affiliation with the real Santa Cruz Breakers County team.

The fictitious league I have created is based off a League called the Coast Soccer League and any teams or logos being used in this blog is not intended to imply any affiliation with the real team or logos. I created the names of a number of teams representing cities in Northern California, Southern California, and Hawaii to make the fictitious soccer experience more fun and realistic.

The use of any brand or logo on my created team uniforms is the copyright and trademark of that specific company and is only used in my created Santa Cruz Breakers as a novelty sponsor to make this game more realistic.