PHOENIX–OneAZ Credit Union said it is partnering with FC Arizona, which has semi-professional men’s teams competing in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), the United Premier Soccer League (UPSL), a women’s pro-am team competing in the United Women’s Soccer (UWS) league and a youth soccer program for various age groups.
Over the next two years, the $3.38-billion OneAZ said it will provide financial support for the team’s initiatives and community programs, including their youth, adult and semi-pro leagues.
The credit union further said the “partnership includes various activations that will bolster” FC Arizona’s capacity and ability to expand events and tournaments, while also “enhancing OneAZ’s presence” and accessibility within the community.
‘About More Than Sports’
“The partnership between OneAZ and FC Arizona is about so much more than sports,” said Liza Buchanan, SVP-marketing operations at OneAZ.
“It’s about teamwork, inspiring leadership, and empowering confidence in players and fans to dig deep and reach their highest potential. We’re proud to play a part in that powerful purpose through this partnership.”
In a statement, FC Arizona said it “prides itself on being a national premier soccer club, driven by the development of their athletes as people on and off the field.”
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