OC Blues FC officialy signs local product of UC Irvine, Enrique “Kike” Cardenas

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Irvine, CA- Orange County Blues FC officially sign local product of UC Irvine, Enrique “Kike” Cardenas.

Cardenas returns to his home field, Anteater Stadium for 2014. “I learned to work hard, be strong in my faith, and be persistent in achieving anything I wholeheartedly desire. I went from the last man on the depth chart my freshmen year having an amazing Senior year individually, and more importantly as a team.” As a senior at UC Irvine in 2013, Cardenas was named First Team All-Big West and the Big West Midfielder of the Year.

“We’re excited about having Enrique “Kike” Cardenas on our team this year. He brings a lot of passion and energy to the game. He’s working hard every single day to get better. He’s going to be the type of player that the crowd is really going to like,” remarked General Manager Jon Spencer.

Cardenas, 22, was born in Indio, California to Jalisco and Colima, Mexico natives Enrique & Elvira Cardenas. His love of football was instilled in him through his Mexican heritage. Cardenas considers Coachella Valley his home, but Orange County has become a “home, away from home”. “I’m so blessed to start my professional career in Orange County where I have met so many great people in and out of the soccer community,” adds Cardenas about the start of his professional career.

Become a part of soccer history in Orange County and support Cardenas and the rest of the Blues. OC Blues FC’s first home match is at Anteater Stadium, UCI, Saturday, April 5th, as the Blues welcome expansion franchise OKC Energy FC. For the best pricing value to your OC Blues FC 2014 seats call (714) 738-8011, email seats@bluessoccerclub.com, or visit www.ocbluesfc.com.  

If you can’t make it to the game, you may watch the live stream online, thanks to a new partnership between USL PRO and YouTube. OC Blues FC v OKC Energy FC will streamed live, for free, via the OC Blues FC official YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/OCBluesFC).

 

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