Ricky Sanchez

Last fall, the Baltimore Kickers adult team had a record of 2-7-2, under new coach Ricky Sanchez.Ricky has been a player for the Kickers for almost 13 years.In his second season as coach, Ricky and the team hope to improve from last year and make a run for the league championship in '06.

The Men's Adult Team accepts new players on tryout basis.

Currently the roster is full but if you would like more information please contact Ricky Sanchez by e-mail at: rique3@comcast.net
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Ricky SanchezCoachrique3@comcast.net410-828-1388

Middle River netted only three of there five chances while Kickers' Head Coach and Captain, Ricky Sanchez, ended the game on the Kickers last chance to win the shootout, 4-3.
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Ricky Sanchez also could've also built on to the lead but came up short on a couple of one on ones of his own.
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Head Coach Ricky Sanchez (co-captain) stepped in and played in the nets the rest of the day. After shaking off the morning rust, the Kickers began to gel and put together a much better effort against the team that typically wins the tournament, Jakers. Baltimore took a 1-0 lead on a great shot that nipped the post and caromed in the net. The Kickers created chance after chance to put the game out of reach, but came up empty. Sanchez played well in goal but the defense broke down as the game wound down giving up two scores. The game ended in another, but close, loss for the Kickers 2-1. The team stared to find their groove and coaches Sanchez and Lott made some formation adjustments heading into the final two games.

Sanchez controlled the ball behind the Raider defense, and blasted a shot past their keeper.
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Kickers coach Ricky Sanchez stepped up to take the resulting penalty kick, and fired the ball high and just off center past the goalkeeper.
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Ricky Sanchez

Head Coach Ricky Sanchez enters into his fourth year at the helm of the Baltimore Kickers soccer club. Ricky is a native of Baltimore, growing up in the Catonsville / Arbutus area of Baltimore County. He graduated from Calvert Hall College High School in 1992 where he played soccer for legendary coach, Bill Karpovich. Sanchez's teams won back-to-back varsity Maryland Scholastic Association (now the MIAA) championships. He went on to play for CCBC-Catonsville in the fall of 1994 and was named to the All-JuCo Region XX Team. Sanchez also earned accolades on the lacrosse field for the Cardinals. He then transferred to Stevenson University (formerly Villa Julie College) in the fall of 1995. He lettered in both soccer and lacrosse and was named MVP of the men's soccer team at the end o the 1996 season. Sanchez graduated from Stevenson U. with a degree in Business Communications and has played for the Baltimore Kickers since the summer of 1992.
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College playing experience is preferred but not required or the deciding factor . If you would like more information, please contact Ricky Sanchez by e-mail at: rique.sanchez@gmail.com
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Ricky Sanchez Coach rique.sanchez@gmail.com 410-935-1982