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Tiburon resident boosts youth sports across the peninsula

Tiburon resident Vicki Sodaro has spent three decades fostering youth sports on the Tiburon Peninsula. Sodaro is currently a board member...

CLARA LU PHOTO / FOR THE ARKTiburon’s Vicki Sodaro has spent three decades volunteering for local youth sports leagues, including the Tiburon Peninsula Soccer Club, where she currently serves on the board and has also been a coach, team manager and field coordinator, among other positions.
Michelle Aschwald
By MICHELLE ASCHWALD · 1 min read

Tiburon resident Vicki Sodaro has spent three decades fostering youth sports on the Tiburon Peninsula.

Sodaro is currently a board member for the Tiburon Peninsula Soccer Club — one of several positions she’s held over the last 30 years for the group, including serving as a coach and team manager, field coordinator, referee assignor and game scheduler.

She’s also served as a softball, baseball and soccer coach, team parent or manager and has umpired and refereed for local sports leagues as well.

“Vicki is always willing to take on any job we ask her to do,” says Kim Stibich, the executive director of the soccer league, which offers recreational and competitive programs for more than 500 youth. “She is selfless and humble about her contribution to this community.”

A version of this story appeared in the Dec. 28, 2022, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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