| AWAY | MAY 04 |
AT Monterey Bay FC 2
|
0-1 WIN | Cardinale Stadium |
| AWAY | MAY 10 |
AT San Juan SC
|
7-1 LOSS | TBD |
| AWAY | MAY 17 |
AT Academica SC
|
1-1 TIE | Academica Soccer Fields |
| HOME | MAY 24 |
VS. San Francisco City FC
|
1-1 TIE | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| HOME | JUN 07 |
VS. Davis Legacy
|
4-0 WIN | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| HOME | JUN 11 |
VS. San Francisco Glens
|
1-1 TIE | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | JUN 14 |
AT Almaden FC
|
1-2 WIN | Pioneer HS, San Jose |
| HOME | JUN 18 |
VS. Monterey Bay FC 2
|
2-2 TIE | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| HOME | JUN 22 |
VS. San Juan SC
|
2-2 TIE | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| HOME | JUN 26 |
VS. Almaden FC
|
1-2 LOSS | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | JUN 29 |
AT San Francisco Glens
|
2-2 TIE | Treasure Island Facility |
| HOME | JUL 02 |
VS. Marin FC
|
2-1 WIN | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | JUL 09 |
AT San Francisco City FC
|
1-2 WIN | Kezar Stadium |
| AWAY | MAR 30 |
AT Selma FC
|
1-3 WIN | Fuego Training Facility |
| HOME | APR 05 |
VS. Selma FC
|
1-1 WIN | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | APR 13 |
AT EC Revolution
|
2-2 TIE | Heritage HS |
| AWAY | APR 16 |
AT Açoreano Sport
|
2-3 WIN | Holy Rosary Church |
| HOME | APR 26 |
VS. Bay Area United
|
5-1 WIN | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | MAY 03 |
AT Valley 559 FC
|
2-2 TIE | Keith Tice Park |
| HOME | MAY 11 |
VS. Açoreano Sport
|
0-1 WIN | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| HOME | MAY 17 |
VS. Valley 559 FC
|
2-3 LOSS | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | MAY 22 |
AT Bay Area United
|
1-1 TIE | Estuary Park |
| HOME | MAY 31 |
VS. EC Revolution
|
2-1 WIN | UCSF Health Performance Center |
| AWAY | JUNE 22 |
VS. Selma FC (Playoffs)
|
2-0 LOSS | Fuego Training Facility |
Please email info@rootssc.com for a free invitation to attend Spring USL-2 and UPSL home games at UCSF Health Performance Center.
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Founded in 2019, the concept of Project 51O is based on Project 40, a Nike-sponsored program from 1997-2005. Project 40 sought to develop the U.S. national team player pool and helped future stars Tim Howard, Demarcus Beasley, and Carlos Bocanegra grow during the early stages of their soccer careers. Project 51O will mirror parts of that development program, but with a community-based twist.
The name 51O is partly inspired by Oakland’s 510 area code, although features the letter O in place of the number 0 to stand for “Oakland.”
