United Premier Soccer League Announces Sponsorship Deal with Solar Rain Water

Dec. 2, 2013 - PRLog -- Solar Rain Water Partners with Soccer in California!

Santa Ana, CA –  The United Premier Soccer League (UPSL) announced today a sponsorship agreement with Solar Rain Water. As part of the agreement, Solar Rain Water will be the official Water of the United Premier Soccer League. The UPSL currently consists of 12 teams in Southern California with a projected 20 plus teams in 2014. Current Teams include: OC Crew, Club Cuervos, Empire FC, FC Toros, Inland Empire FC, LA South Bay, Nexaca Soccer Academy, New York Fill Academy, OC Legends, S.A.United, Santa Ana Winds SC, and So Cal United.

United Premier Soccer League President Leonel Lopez commented, “We are very pleased to announce this sponsorship with Solar Rain Water as our new UPSL Water Partner. All our players and fans enjoy water especially our players. Solar Rain Water is the best tasting water and we feel it is the best water on the market for the game of soccer. We look forward to a great relationship with Solar Rain. We appreciate Solar Rain Water coming on board as a corporate sponsor of the UPSL.

BJ Kjaer, Solar Rain Water CEO stated, “This partnership with the United Premier Soccer League is good timing for us as we are currently expanding our water brand throughout Southern California. The UPSL is a growing league in soccer and water obviously has a connection. Soccer is very near and dear to us and thus we are excited to partner with the UPSL.  By partnering up with UPSL, we will support the efforts on developing soccer in the Untied States while at the same time obtaining some sold brand awareness by partnering with the league, its players and fans.

Solar Rain Water

Many bottled waters refer to the natural cycle in one way or another, but we actually employ its principles. SolarRain® emulates the hydrologic cycle. The process of evaporation, condensation, precipitation, water’s return to the ocean and back to evaporation is nature’s way of filtering out impurities and replenishing the water supply.  We begin with water from the ocean. The ocean water first passes through sand filters similar to the natural process of ground water filtering through sediment layers.  It then goes through screen filters on its way to the evaporation tank where it is heated and evaporated using solar thermal energy at temperatures lower than water’s boiling point. The moist air rises as a “cloud” and condenses into purified “rain” in the condensing tank. To insure SolarRain’s purity, the water goes through a carbon filter, 2 sub-micron filters, and a UV filter. As a final step, the water is ozonated before being bottled into pure, great-tasting premium drinking water.  Please visit: www.solarrainwatery.com

United Premier Soccer League (UPSL)

The (UPSL) United Premier Soccer League was formed in 2011. The USPL currently has 12 teams all in the Southwest with a projected 20 plus teams in 2014/15. With the addition of additional teams in the Southwest Region, the United Premier Soccer League is one of Southern California’s fastest growing men’s amateurs League.  Each UPSL team is individually owned and operated, and is responsible for maintaining UPSL minimum standards.

The UPSL is officially affiliated with both Cal South and the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA). The league is focused on league sponsorship's to grow the league and increase the quality of play while improving and upgrading soccer specfic playing facilities. The UPSL’s regular season currently runs from October through March making it one of the few professionally run soccer leagues in the United States that runs through winter. Current UPSL teams include: OC Crew, Club Cuervos, Empire FC, FC Toros, Inland Empire FC, LA South Bay, Nexaca Soccer Academy, New York Fill Academy, OC Legends, S.A.United, Santa Ana Winds SC, So Cal United.

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United Premier Soccer League (UPSL)

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