‘It means a lot to us'
Hispanic influence helps indoor soccer have rapid growth
When Luis Hernandez moved from Mexico to Oklahoma City 14 years ago, there weren't many other Hispanics to play soccer with. Standing inside OKC Indoor Soccer Arena on a recent Monday night, the 29-year-old construction worker couldn't help but marvel at how times have changed.
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Jose Augrriga, right, battles with Genaro Ceja during a game. BY JOHN CLANTON, THE OKLAHOMAN
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•OKC Indoor Soccer Arena's next season will begin the week before Thanksgiving, with men's, women's, co-ed and youth leagues available on several different nights of the week. Anyone interested in participating should call 942-1717 after 5 p.m. in early November. Let's Play is located at 100 N McCormick in Oklahoma City, near the intersection of Reno and MacArthur Boulevard.
•To register a team at Hat Trick Indoor Soccer Center, call Rasool Faily at 748-3888. Hat Trick is at 4250 Old Farm Road in Oklahoma City, near NW 122 and Meridian Avenue.
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