Horacio Lugo

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José Horacio Lugo played professional soccer for more than 15 years, and after retiring moved to Richmond, Virginia. Lugo won consecutive championships without a single loss, 1979-83.

Lugo's first experience with a professional association working to teach the sport to young people was 1981-1983 in Buenos Aires Argentina. He is the director of player development at Chesterfield United Soccer Club, and currently coaches the U13 Girls Elite and U13 Boys Elite.

[edit] Professional Awards and Achievements

2nd Place in the Copa Chile with Deportes Concepcion (Chile).
2nd Place with Los Andes (Argentina).
2nd Place with Aurora F.C (Guatemala).
National Champions with Alianza F.C (El Salvador).
Champions of Central America with Alianza F.C (El Salvador).
Top Ten Player (1993) in Chile.
Best Foreign Player (1993) in Chile.
Best Forward (1997) in El Salvador.
Best Foreign Player (1997) in El Salvador.
Participation in VCU soccer program
Holder of NSCAA National License

[edit] Professional Playing Experience

1985-1988 Buenos Aires, Argentina (Club Atletico Chacarita Juniors) 1989 Tucuman, Argentina (Club Atletico Tucuman) 1990 Buenos Aires Argentina (Club Atletico Chacarita Juniors) 1991 Buenos Aires Argentina (Club Atletico Los Andes) 1992 Concepcion Chile (Club Deportes Concepcion) 1993-1994 Santiago Chile (Club Deportivo Palestino) 1995 Concepcion Chile (Club Deportes Concepcion) 1996-1997 San Salvador El Salvador (Alianza F.C) 1998 Guatemala Guatemala (Aurora F.C) 1999 Zacapa Guatemala (Club Deportivo Zacapa) 2000 San Salvador El Salvador (Alianza F.C) 2001 Zacapa Guatemala (Club Deportivo Zacapa) 1978-1980 Buenos Aires Argentina (Club Atletico Chacarita Juniors)