Staff Introduction

Brian Voltattorni is the Director of Coaching for Diablo FC. In addition to his Diablo FC duties, Brian is currently the head Varsity Boy’s Coach at De La Salle High School where he led De La Salle to the 2003 and 2005 NCS championships. This past year, De La Salle won their 12th straight Bay Valley Athletic League title, made it to the semi- finals of the NCS playoffs, and were ranked nationally in the top 25. In 2003, Brian was named the Contra Costa Times Coach of the Year. Brian also serves as the Camp Director at Future Stars Soccer Camp. Brian played college soccer for Saint Mary’s College where he captained the team in 2002.

Marquis White is Diablo FC's Technical Director. Marquis was involved with the Diablo Valley Soccer Club for over six years in a variety of positions, including Director of Coaching. He is a former standout player for his alma mater University of San Francisco, with professional teams in Bolivia and Holland, A-League's San Francisco Seals (whom he led during their historic US Open Cup semi-final run in 1997 that included wins over MLS teams San Jose Clash and Kansas City Wizards) and for Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids and New England Revolution. Marquis was an Assistant Men's Soccer coach four years at St. Mary's College and was a NCS championship winning coach for De La Salle High School. His coaching experience also includes Liberty High, San Ramon Valley High, Westminster (CO) SC and Mustang Soccer. He got his Bachelor of Arts in Sports Administration from USF and his teaching credential at St. Mary's. Marquis and his wife Sharon have two daughters. He is a teacher at Heritage High School in Brentwood.

Coaching Staff



Brian Voltattorni

Director of Coaching
  Marquis White Marquis White

Technical Director
             
Rob Terry Rob Terry

Director, Girls Program
  Adam Cooper

Director, Boys Program
             
Hugo La Torre

Director, Class 3 Program
  Henry Foulk Henry Foulk

Director, Goalkeeper Program
and Staff Coach
             
Richard Weiszmann Richard Weiszmann

Director, Super-Y League Program
and Staff Coach
       

2008 -2009 Professional Staff



Jorge Aguillar Jorge Aguilar

U13 Girls

  Mani Salimpour Mani Salimpour

U10 Boys & U15 Boys
             
Mario Alejandro

U15 Girls & U18 Boys
  Stacey Shaw Stacey Shaw

U13 Girls

             
John Badger

John Badger

U13 Boys & U18 Boys

  Steve Shott Steve Shott

U9 Boys & U11 Boys
             
Jon Bernal Jon Bernal

U9 Boys & U16 Boys
  Sissi Sissi

U14 Girls
             

Victor Bernardez

Victor Bernardez

U14 Boys
  Megan Swann Megan Swann

U11 Girls & U17 Girls

             
Derricke Brown Derricke Brown

U13 Boys & U17 Boys
  Tafa Tafa

U9 Girls

             
David Coroner David Coroner

U17 Boys
  Kent Tambazidis Kent Tambazidis

U10 Girls

             

Paulo DeSouza

Paulo De Souza

U12 Boys & U14 Girls

  Rob Terry Rob Terry

U12 Girls & U18 Girls
             

Rory Gentry

U16 Boys

  David Vedder David Vedder

U10 Boys
             
Jenny Haney

U16 Girls
  Dean Weisz Dean Weisz

U14 Girls
             
Jeremy Hull Jeremy Hull

U12 Girls & U16 Boys

  Richard Weiszmann Richard Weiszmann

U15 Girls, U16 Girls & U21 Men
             
Johnny Molina

U16 Girls
  Marquis White Marquis White

U14 Boys
             
Eli Padilla

U12 Boys
  Rick White

U15 Boys
             
Paul Romero Paul Romero

U11 Boys
       

 


Coaches Code of Conduct


The role of the coach and other team officials is one of teaching soccer skills and sportsmanship to the players. The coach and other team officials are responsible for communicating practice and game times to the players and parents. The coach and other team officials are also responsible for monitoring their own behavior and the behavior of their players and parents during practice and games. All coaches and other team officials will promote good sportsmanship, foster team camaraderie, and help participants have fun while teaching players the technical skills of soccer. All coaches and other team officials will abide by all rules set forth by the Diablo FC Board of Directors and they will pay particular attention to make sure that all goals and equipment are stored in a secure and safe manner after each use.

Unsportsmanlike conduct by the coach or other team officials at any time will not be tolerated. Unsportsmanlike conduct includes berating or making unkind comments to a spectator, parent, player or referee that would reasonably be expected to cause substantial embarrassment to the spectator, parent, player or referee.

By submitting an application to be a coach or other team official that individual agrees to this code of conduct, and will abide by this code of conduct and acknowledges that participating in the Diablo Futbol Club (Diablo FC) program is a privilege and not a right.

Additionally each Coach and other team official will ensure that his/her conduct sets a good example for team members and spectators. To meet these responsibilities, the Coach and other team officials are expected to:

  • Know the Laws of the Game of soccer, the rules of Diablo FC and the rules of CYSA-N and abide by them.
    Instruct players/parents in the rules and motivate each player to compete accordingly.

  • Respect the game officials at all times. Refrain from questioning their decisions or challenging their authority.

  • Ensure that CYSA-N and Diablo FC rules are followed by all players and spectators.

  • Ensure that spectators of his or her team exhibit sportsmanship and maturity at all times and assist league and game officials in maintaining control during games.

  • Respect the coaches and players of the opposing team before, during, and after the game.

  • Take appropriate steps to minimize scoring in runaway games.

  • Teach each player, especially through personal example, to be humble and generous
    in victory and proud and courteous in defeat.

  • To avoid conducting themselves in a manor which could be interpreted as insulting,
    degrading or humiliating.

  • Teach and practice good sportsmanship and fair play by personally demonstrating
    commitment to these virtues.

  • Promote the concept that soccer is merely a game, and that players and coaches on
    other teams are opponents, not enemies.

  • Regardless for their reason in attending any CYSA-N or Diablo FC sanctioned match, this code of conduct is enforced and must be abided.

  • Remember that soccer is a game, and treat players and coaches on other teams as opponents not enemies.