Vivica Hill

Vivica Hill was a successful player for the Casaran Domestic team West Baronies FC and is now holds the title of "General Manager and Coach" of the Casaran National Team.

Early Life

Vivica Hill was born in Brighton in the year 1461 in the city of Brighton, in the Northwest islands. Her talents at sports were evident from an early age, when she started playing school soccer at the age of 9. She quickly rose through the ranks and was playing for the high school team playing in County-level high school competitions. Upon graduating from the C-track in high school, she turned down athletic scholarships to several universities to attend Ashford University on an educational scholarship.

College

While in college, Hill began meeting with the manager of the Red Tigers Amateur Football Club. Soon, she was starting for the team in their National League and Cup matches while attending classes. Meanwhile, at Ashford, she joined the student union and took part in the Union Cup, participating on the Women's 1sts Soccer team, along with the Women's 1sts Softball team and the Women's Lightweight Fours in Rowing. When she graduated, many teams had already began trying to open discussions with her.

Domestic Play

After a number of interviews and tryouts, Hill passed up the best offer from Tyrellian International to join then-underdogs West Baronies. At West Baronies, having a number of successful years before getting injured in 1488 in a league match against Shelby FC. She then moved into coaching, earning the pick to join the CSA during the organization of the nation's first World Cup appearance.

International Experience

Hill was named General Manager of the National team, as the CSA was looking to take advantage of her skills at recruiting and talent evaluation to the fullest, while handing Coaching duties over to a more established coach, Tim Bridges. Bridges was fired the same campaign, in the opening matches of the Cup of Harmony competition accompanying World Cup 24. Hill managed to lead the team to the CoH final, solidifying her hold on the position of Coach as well. She remained the coach until now, winning World Cup 29 at home, giving Casari their first World Championship.

Style

Vivica Hill is one of the largest promoters of building a new, heavily flexible style for the national team. The focal point of this is the 3-1-2-1-3 formation which the Casaran National Team has used to good effect in international competition. Along with the formation, Hill usually drafts younger, faster players able to cover much more ground for the national team, instead of older, more experienced players.