Aviles from Aviles Plastics is a successful entrepreneur and has been coaching soccer for more than 17 years, which he was inducted among 10 other recipients to the Wisconsin Soccer Association.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 1, 2018
Milwaukee, WI - On Saturday, Jose Aviles, a long time soccer enthusiast and a coach for more than 17 years was recognized and inducted to the Wisconsin Soccer Association (WSA) Hall of Fame Inductees during the WSA 104th Anniversary on their 36th Annual Hall of Fame Banquet dinner at the Buena Vista Hall. Aviles is the former Club Latino (1979-1986) Youth Teams U-7, U-10, also coached for the St. Mary's Academy (1989-1999), St. Roman's Catholic Church soccer team, and was the assistant coach at the St. Thomas More High School, according to the WSA.
Other inductees to the WSA Hall of Fame in 2018 are Jim Bishop, Wladyslaw Drobny, Alan Firth, Mirko Jakircevic, Mihailo Jovanovic, Kris Klassen, Bohdan Nedilsky, John Riccardi and Milan Vucicevic, were selected by the WSA Hall of Fame Committee.
Recipients for the 2018 Meritorious Award were Dave Faulds Jr., Richard Firth and Ivan Jakircevic.
The late Mike Dillett Family received the 2018 Mike Kabanica Memorial WSA Club/Family Recognition Award.
The current President of the WSA is William Sandoval who in 2007 was inducted to the WSA Hall of Fame. The WSA was established in 1914.
In history, Paulo Borda from Chile was the first President of the Club Latino, which joined the WSA in 1970 in order to participate in soccer game competitions and major league championships in Wisconsin.
The following are Club Latino WSA Inductees to the Hall of Fame since 1999:
• Enrique Barbosa Perches (1999)
• William Sandoval (2007) and current WSA President
• Fernando Campos (2012)
• Jesus Santos (2013)
• Ramiro Alvarez (2014)
• Rodrigo Diaz and Cipriano Sanchez (2015)
• Fredy Canales and Hernan Quintero (2016)
• Antonio Lopez and Luis Veloz (2017)
• Jose Aviles (2018)
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