JACK SULLIVAN TROPHY
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The “Jack Sullivan Trophy” was created in the Fall of 2003, to honor Jack Sullivan (also known as“Uncle Jack” and “Mr. Soccer”) for his dedication to soccer in Hawaii and his unconditional support of MISO, especially during the early years.
It is awarded each season to the Division I, II & III teams that finish the regular season with the best records.
Without Uncle Jack’s dedication to the sport, which extends over three decades, Hawaii Soccer would not be where it is at today.
In 2005, Jack was inducted into the Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame. (http://www.alohafame.org/xsull.htm)
Mahalo“Uncle” for all you have done and will continue doing...
It is awarded each season to the Division I, II & III teams that finish the regular season with the best records.
Without Uncle Jack’s dedication to the sport, which extends over three decades, Hawaii Soccer would not be where it is at today.
In 2005, Jack was inducted into the Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame. (http://www.alohafame.org/xsull.htm)
Mahalo“Uncle” for all you have done and will continue doing...
About Jack Sullivan
Jack Sullivan has been involved in soccer for three decades. Currently, Treasurer and long time board member, of adult soccer Hawaii Soccer Association.
Past experiences:
An original AYSO soccer coach 1974, a board member and later State director.
A founder of U. H. Wahine Soccer program along with 7 others.
Founder of the ILH Maryknoll Girls soccer team.
A founder and President of the Hawaii Collegiate Soccer League with Frank Doyle, Matt Fitzgerald and others in the ‘80s.
General manager of the Hawaii Pacific University soccer program.
Vice Chairman of the 1994 World Cup Venue Hawaii.
Board member of AYSO, WISA, HYSA, and HSA.
Coach in AYSO, HYSA, WISA, ILH, teams in the Womens Prison and the Youth Correctional Facility.
Coached Facility kids indoor and had them play adults twice in Aloha Stadium.
Coached about 20 teams over the years including three AYSO championship teams.
Head coach 1978 Inaugural AYSO Pepsi National Tournament Hawaii team in California.
Soccer columnist called “Uncle Jack’s Soccer Corner” for well circulated HonoluluSporting News later for Sports Hawaii.
Planning committee member for the Waipio Soccer Complex.
Long time Publicist for the HHSAA High School Soccer Championships.
Member of Les Keiter’s Stadium Stars as video announcer for State Championships.
TV and Video announcer for Tsunami Professional Soccer Team.
Radio publicist with Aku and others from the beginning of AYSO’s growth ‘70s.
Long time soccer representative and past president of the Honolulu Quarterback Club.
Named one of 1989 Advertiser “Ten Who Win in Sports” for his relentless promotion and recognition of our sport along with Jim Leahey, Sid Fernandez, David Ishii, Atisinoe, Dave Shoji, Les Murakami, Bob Wagner, Randy Rarick, and Sharon Peterson.
Jack Sullivan has been involved in soccer for three decades. Currently, Treasurer and long time board member, of adult soccer Hawaii Soccer Association.
Past experiences:
An original AYSO soccer coach 1974, a board member and later State director.
A founder of U. H. Wahine Soccer program along with 7 others.
Founder of the ILH Maryknoll Girls soccer team.
A founder and President of the Hawaii Collegiate Soccer League with Frank Doyle, Matt Fitzgerald and others in the ‘80s.
General manager of the Hawaii Pacific University soccer program.
Vice Chairman of the 1994 World Cup Venue Hawaii.
Board member of AYSO, WISA, HYSA, and HSA.
Coach in AYSO, HYSA, WISA, ILH, teams in the Womens Prison and the Youth Correctional Facility.
Coached Facility kids indoor and had them play adults twice in Aloha Stadium.
Coached about 20 teams over the years including three AYSO championship teams.
Head coach 1978 Inaugural AYSO Pepsi National Tournament Hawaii team in California.
Soccer columnist called “Uncle Jack’s Soccer Corner” for well circulated HonoluluSporting News later for Sports Hawaii.
Planning committee member for the Waipio Soccer Complex.
Long time Publicist for the HHSAA High School Soccer Championships.
Member of Les Keiter’s Stadium Stars as video announcer for State Championships.
TV and Video announcer for Tsunami Professional Soccer Team.
Radio publicist with Aku and others from the beginning of AYSO’s growth ‘70s.
Long time soccer representative and past president of the Honolulu Quarterback Club.
Named one of 1989 Advertiser “Ten Who Win in Sports” for his relentless promotion and recognition of our sport along with Jim Leahey, Sid Fernandez, David Ishii, Atisinoe, Dave Shoji, Les Murakami, Bob Wagner, Randy Rarick, and Sharon Peterson.
