San Diego Wave Fútbol Club
Renee Yang is a marketing and social media professional currently serving as a Street Team Member for San Diego Wave Fútbol Club since May 2024. Concurrently, as a Marketing Assistant Intern at UC San Diego Athletics, Renee facilitates in-game promotions, engages with fans, and assists in social media strategy. Previous experience includes serving as San Diego City Captain for Bumble Inc., where Renee led event planning and liaised between campus ambassadors and headquarters. Additionally, Renee contributed as a Social Media Intern at Bensimon Models & Talent, as well as the Marketing Manager for the UCSD Dance Team, where notable achievements included significant follower growth and engagement on social media platforms. Renee's educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Urban Studies and Planning from UC San Diego, anticipated in 2025.
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San Diego Wave Fútbol Club
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San Diego Wave Fútbol Club (NWSL) is a professional soccer club. Our ambition is to establish an organization that stands as the leader in women’s professional sports. Our goal on the field, to consistently compete for championships, will be matched by our desire to unite, and serve our community. We will create a world class home for our supporters and build a team that they will be proud to call their own. Our Leadership Team The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) announced in June 2021 that San Diego will be home to an NWSL expansion team, set to begin play in Spring 2022. Jill Ellis, the only two-time FIFA Women's World Cup winning manager and a former FIFA World Women's Coach of the Year recipient, serves as President of the San Diego NWSL team while England standout and former Manchester United Women’s Manager Casey Stoney serves as the team’s head coach. Wave FC is owned by investor Ron Burkle. In the club's first season in 2022, Wave FC made history not only as the first expansion team to make the playoffs, but also the first expansion team to win a playoff game. On the way, San Diego broke both the NWSL regular season and playoff attendance records.