Lee Neves
A Graduate of the University of the Pacific and the McGeorge School of Law-University of the Pacific, Lee owns CrossCurrentsLLC, and is a nationally recognized Political Consultant and is an Adjunct Professor of Political Science at his Alma Mater. The son of Portuguese Immigrants, his first exposure to Soccer was watching Argentina v Cameroon in the 1990 World Cup, he’s been hooked ever since. On Saturday’s, you can find Lee either professing his love for Leeds United or Tottenham Hotspur, or at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium cheering on his Florida Gators.
Marek Albert
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Known for pushing players to discover how great they can truly become, Marek has helped build
a player-centered culture rooted in freedom, belief, and high standards while bringing a higher
level of professionalism to the women’s game in Stockton.
Originally from South Sacramento, Marek holds a UEFA B License through the German Football
Association and played professionally in Europe before transitioning into coaching and player
development. A graduate of University at Buffalo in Psychology and Communications, he has
spent years developing players for collegiate, professional, and academy environments both in
the U.S. and abroad.
Outside of Cargo, Marek is also the co-founder of Open Goal Inc., a nonprofit focused on
creating transparent, merit-based pathways for elite players pursuing opportunities in the global
game. His work continues to center around developing people first — creating environments
where players can grow confidently, compete fearlessly, and pursue the highest levels of the
sport on their own terms.
Hannah Diaz
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Known for building with grit, creativity, and a player-first mentality, Hannah has helped shape
Stockton Cargo SC into more than a team — a reflection of Stockton itself: resilient, overlooked,
and unapologetically proud of where it comes from.
Originally from Middletown, Hannah attended Saint Mary’s College of California, graduating
early with a double major in Politics and Philosophy before immediately beginning her
professional football career. She went on to play in the first divisions of Japan and France, as
well as in the National Women’s Soccer League. After retiring, she planned to disappear into the
redwoods of Northern California to write fiction and poetry, but instead found Cargo — and with
it, a home for the knowledge, perspective, and experience she developed competing within the
women’s game at its highest levels.
Outside of Cargo, Hannah is also the co-founder of Open Goal Inc., an organization focused on
reshaping access and opportunity within the global game. Her work continues to center around
building honest, player-first environments while reimagining what women’s football can look like
when culture, community, and ambition are allowed to grow together.
