Oceanway FC wants to see an open system of promotion and relegation from the elite level of MLS to the amateur level. Oceanway FC aspires to join the UPSL, which promotes promotion/relegation within its own league, and play in the US Open Cup against the MLS and USL clubs and go toe-to-toe showing that is how you grow a soccer player and community that matters.
It’s not about the dollar signs, it’s about how you can impact a life. Our community. Our home. Oceanway FC is calling for the system to change. To no longer stamp out those who have true talent, true heart, not just money. Oceanway FC wants to grow the game and become a community asset that deeply loves the city of Jacksonville.
Nick is the founder and Chief Executive for Oceanway Football Club (“Oway FC”) and is responsible for driving the overall vision and strategy. Nick specializes in optimizing operational processes, vendor management, administrative support, regulatory compliance, event planning, and procurement. Nick also serves as the League Commissioner for the All Nations Soccer League (“ANSL”). He is responsible for strategic oversight of the league, finances, match scheduling, referee scheduling, league registration, referee training, volunteer coordination, scorekeeping, ministry coordination, and marketing. Nick has helped grow ANSL from 6 teams to 12 and they boast one of the largest player pools of any amateur league in Jacksonville with over 400 players from 80 different nations.
For the last 8 years, Nawal has worked for a Category One Academy Team in England, Fulham Football Club (FFC). Category One Academy status is only given to teams in England that meet the requirements of the English Football Association. He has worked for FFC providing soccer coaching, sports therapy, strength and conditioning, and athletic development. His responsibilities include: coaching, management of injuries, fitness testing, and performance enhancement. Nawal is responsible for developing and managing the coaching and administrative structure for the club, implementing the club’s coaching curriculum, supervising player training and development, and assessing and managing all player injuries and rehab programs.
Ngoni Mahosi played professional football in Asia and Africa as a striker over a career spanning from 2001 to 2010. He won the ZFA cup and the Banc ABC League cup with Zimbabwe football giant, Caps Utd. Ngoni, nicknamed “Horsepower,” has experience playing on the African Safari in the CAF Confederation Cup before he became the Manager pick-up team for Oway FC. It has been his longtime vision to turn around the team into a professional Christian soccer club, impacting lives through the name of Jesus Christ and revolutionizing the US soccer system while prioritizing possessional football with the aim to play above MLS standards. After a cameo role in the youth leagues, Ngoni has been involved in Christian ministry soccer camps since 2014 and has coached Oway FC to win the ANSL championship in only the second season playing in the league.
Ngog “Nliba” Nguimbous is a double graduate of Jacksonville University (“JU”) from "Yaoundé Cameroon". He has played soccer since the age of 5 and captained his team from elementary all the way to high school. He came to JU in the fall of 2015 as a D1 soccer prospect. After failing to make the team, he started the school’s first ever men’s soccer club team called FC PHINS. He played with and coached the club team for 3 years. Today, the club team has over 40 students trying out every year and is the most successful sports club run on campus. Nliba also serves as the Director of Operations for the All Nations Soccer League (“ANSL”) in Jacksonville, Florida. ANSL is a league that brings a competitive soccer environment to the city of Jacksonville while sharing the Gospel of Christ. Nliba oversees 400 players, 12 teams, referee assignments, registration, and game day operations on a weekly basis for the league.
EVERY STEP WE TAKE ON THE PITCH IN TRAINING, IN A MATCH, OR IN THE OFFICE PRESENTS US WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE WISE STEWARDS OF TIME, TALENT, AND RESOURCES.
Every step we take on the pitch in training, in a match, or in the office presents us with the opportunity to be wise stewards of time, talent, and resources
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