“… Shema grew up in a refugee camp in Rwanda, learned how to play the game there, and showed up on our training field one day with some of his friends. He’s a really talented kid who just loved the game and wanted an outlet. His passion and emotion shone through to the point where, as a goalkeeper, he would become absolutely devastated whenever he’d get scored on. We built a strong connection over time, as coaches and players can in good and healthy relationships. He’s now 22, a Marine, and he’s graduating college. He’s an unbelievably outstanding person who I can tell has grown and matured so much from his experience at PCFC, and he’s said he would not be where he is now without us.”
More about how Kaig started PCFC here.
