José Carlos da Silva Fescina

Experience:

Champion as a Professional Coach:
1980    Associação Ferroviária de Esportes, Araraquara-SP.
            Champion of the Turn - Brazil National Championship, Brazil Serie B
1981    Esporte Clube Santo André, Santo André-SP
            Champion of the First Turn in the São Paulo Estate, Série A-2
1981    Esporte Clube Santo André, Santo André-SP.
            Champion of the São Paulo Estate, Série A-2
1981    Fernandópolis Futebol Clube, Fernandópolis-SP.
            Champion of Second Division in the São Paulo Estate, Série B
1981   Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE
            Champion of the Turn in the Estate of Pernambuco
1982    Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE
            Champion of Playoffs in the Estate of Pernambuco
1982    Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE
            Vice-Champion 1982 of the Turn in the Estate of Pernambuco
1982    Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE
            Champion “Taça de Prata” National Championship Serie B
1982    Associação Olímpica de Itabaiana, Aracajú-SE
            Penta-Champion in the Estate of Sergipe (Penta = champion 5 times in a row)
1983    Associação Olímpica de Itabaiana, Aracajú-SE
            Champion of the 1º Turn of the Brazilian National Serie B “Taça de Prata”
1983    Associação Olímpica de Itabaiana, Aracajú-SE
            Vice-Champion in the Estate of Sergipe
1983    Sociedade Esportiva Matsubara, Cambará, PR
            Champion of the tryouts
1984    Associação Atlética Francana, Franca-SP
            Champion of the First Fase in the Estate of São Paulo Série A-2
1985    Independente Futebol Clube, Limeira (SP)
            Vice-Champion of the São Paulo Estate, Série A-2
1986    Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE
            Champion in the Brazil National Championship, Serie B
1987    Sampaio Correia Futebol Clube, São Luis (MA)
            Champion of the Maranhão Estate
1988    Esporte Clube Corinthians Paulista, São Paulo-SP
            Champion of the São Paulo Estate, Série A-1
1989    Centro Esportivo Alagoano, C.S.A, Alagoas-CE
            Vice-Champion Estate of Alagoas, Professional 1º Division
2005     Nacional Atlético Clube, São Paulo-SP
            Vice-Champion in the Brazil National Sub-20 (collaborator)
2005    G.R.Barueri, São Paulo-SP
            Champion of the São Paulo Professional 3º Division
2006    G.R.Barueri, São Paulo-SP
            Champion of the São Paulo Professional 2º Division

Champion as a Professional Player:
1963       S.E. Palmeiras (SP) - Champion in the São Paulo Estate, Série A1
1964       Sport Club do Recife (PE) – Vice-Champion in the Estate of Pernambuco
1965       Cruzeiro E.C. (MG) – Champion in the Estate of Minas Gerais
1966       Cruzeiro E.C. (MG) – Champion in the Estate of Minas Gerais
196?       Olaria E.C.(RJ) – Vice-Champion in the Estate of Rio de Janeiro
196?       Nacional A.C.(SP) – Vice-Champion in the São Paulo Estate, Série A2

Champion as a Amateur Coach:
1970-1978 Esporte Clube Pinheiros, São Paulo-SP. (Champion for 5 Years)

Champion as a Amateur Player:
1958       S.E. Palmeiras (SP) - Champion in the São Paulo Estate, Sub-15
1969       S.E. Palmeiras (SP) - Champion in the São Paulo Estate, Sub-17
1960       S.E. Palmeiras (SP) - Champion in the São Paulo Estate, Sub-20

Results in 2006

1.ª and 2ª fase of the playoffs

25 Games, 17 Victories, 5 draws e 3 loses;

The best attack with 55 gols, the defense given 29 gols, adding both the result of 26 gols plus;

Best Gol Scorer of the Championship (Everton) 19 gols;

We were champions. Final Game: Barueri 4 x 1 Sertãozinho;

15 games undefeated (3 months);

With both 2005-2006 Barueri were undefeated for 1 year and 6 months with Fescina.

The coach left the Oeste de Itápolis in 3º place and only 4 points of the lid with 8 Victories (4 friendly games), 2 draws e 2 loses.

2004 - 2005 - 2006 (25 months) - 5 clubs

Nacional Atlético Clube, G.R. Barueri, Internacional de Limeira, Oeste de Itapólis.

2 Championships in a row (Champion Series A3 e A2, Access to the 1º Division of the São Paulo Professional Championship 2007 (The best and most important Estate championship of Brazil)

1º Place of The Brazilian National Championship Serie C
4º Place of the Copa F.P.F.
The Coach was in the second fase of the Brazilian National Série C and
of the Copa F.P.F.
Total of games in that period: 96 games, 73 victories, 12 draws, and 11 loses.
Gols for: 129, Gols against: 58, adding both the result of 71 gols plus

GRADUATION	Graduated in the Brazilian Association of Physical Education for Football Coaches “Associação Brasileira de Educação Física para Treinadores de Futebol”, São Paulo, 1973.
ASSOCIATION	Brazilian Association of Football Coaches “Associação Brasileira de Treinadores de Futebol, A.B.T.F. “

	*EXPERIENCE*	Engaged as Football Professional Trainer.
	1970 – 1978	Esporte Clube Pinheiros, São Paulo-SP. Champion for 5 years – Inter-clubs Championship A and B Amateurs’ Selection
	1979	Associação Portuguesa de Desportos, São Paulo-SP Student Teacher with Mr. Oswaldo Brandão’s Specialized Personal Department.
	1980	Associação Ferroviária de Esportes, Araraquara-SP. “Taça de Prata” – Fouth Place – Brazilian National Championship Rising to the Top Division, with 56 professional clubs in the competition
	1981	Esporte Clube Santo André, Santo André-SP. Vice-Champion – Professional 2º Division of São Paulo Champion of the Turn in the São Paulo Estate Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	1981	Fernandópolis Futebol Clube, Fernandópolis-SP Champion – “Black Ney” – Professional 2º Division Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	1981 – 1982	Central Esporte Clube, Recife-PE. Champion – 3º Turn – 3º Place in the local championship – 1981 Champion – 2º Turn – 2º Place in the local championship – 1982 “Taça de Prata” National Championship Serie B of 1981 and 1982 Champion of Playoffs (Náutico, Santa Cruz, Esporte Clube Recife e Central), Reopening the championship in Stadion “Arrudão”.
	1982 –1983	Associação Olímpica de Itabaiana, Sergipe-SE Penta-Champion in the Estate of Sergipe (Penta = champion 5 times in a row) Champion of the 1º Turn of the nationals “Taça de Prata” 1983
	1983	Sociedade Esportiva Matsubara, Cambará, PR Champion of the Tryouts1982. Local Professional Championship, 1983.
	1983-1984	Associação Olímpica de Itabaiana, Sergipe-SE Vice-Champion – Professional Championship of Sergipe 1983.
	1984	Associação Atlética Francana, Franca-SP. Champion – 1º Fase – Professional Second Division 1984 Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	1984	Associação Ferroviária de Esportes, Araraquara-SP Professional First Division, Championship of 1984..
	1984	Esporte Clube Taubaté, Taubaté-SP Professional First Division, Championship of 1984.
	1985	Independente Futebol Clube, Limeira-SP. Vice-Champion of the Turn Professional 2º Division, Championship of 1985. In15 Games – 12 undefeated.
	1985	Associação Atlética Internacional, Limeira-SP Professional First Division, Championship of 1985, São Paulo 9º Place – 20 Competitors
	1986	Marília Atlético Clube, Marília-SP Professional 2º Division, Championship of 1985 Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	1986	Tanabí Esporte Clube, Tanabí-SP Professional 2º Division, Championship of 1986 Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	1986	Uberaba Esporte Clube, Uberaba-MG. Qualifier of the Professional First Division, 1986
	1986	Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE. Champion in the Brazil's Nationals, Série B
	1987	Sampaio Correio F.C., São Luiz do Maranhão-MA. Champion in the Estate of Maranhão, 1987.
	1987-1988	Esporte Clube Noroeste, Bauru-SP. Professional 1º Division of São Paulo
	1988-1989	Esporte Clube Corinthians Paulista, São Paulo-SP Champion Professional São Paulo Estate1º Division 1988 Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	1989	Centro Esportivo Alagoano, C.S.A, Alagoas-CE Estate Vice-Champion “Alagoano” – Professional 1º Division
	1990	Bandeirante Esporte Clube, Birigui-SP Professional 2º Division of São Paulo
	1990	Cáceres Esporte Clube, Cáceres-MT “Mato-grossense “
	1990-1991	Fernandópolis Futebol Clube, “FEFECE” – Fernandópolis, SP Professional 2º Division of São Paulo
	1991-1992	Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE. Championships of 1991 and 1992
	1993	Nacional Atlético Clube, São Paulo-SP Professional 2º Division of São Paulo
	1993-1994	Destroyers, Bolívia, South America National Professional 1º Division
	1994	Technical Courses – Argentina, México e Spain.
	1994	Japan – Ministration Football Course for Coaches and athletes.
	1994	Coordinator de Partners
	1995-1996	Coach C.E.F.A.F. (Center of formation of athetes).
	1996	Soccer Clinic, 1996.
	1996	International Course for Football coaches
	1996	F.P.F – C.B.F. – FIFA Coach – Management e Football Projects.
	1996-1997	Independente Futebol Clube, Limeira-SP Professional 2º Division, São Paulo Championship
	1998-1999	Technical Courses Neurolinguistic Sport Marketing Ministration of Football Coaches
	2000	Numata Rgs, Japan Japan National 1º Division
	2001	Central Sport Club, Caruaru-PE. 3º Place of the “Copa Pernambuco“ 3º Place in the Estate of Pernambuco
	2003	Clube Sportivo Sergipe, Aracajú, SE. Sergipe’s 1º Division Estate Champion
	2004	Nacional Atlético Clube, São Paulo-SP Professional 2º Division, São Paulo Championship
	2005	G.R.Barueri, São Paulo-SP São Paulo’s Professional Champion A-3 Series Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	2005	Associação Atlética Internacional, Limeira, SP
	2005-2006	Oeste Futebol Clube, Itápolis, SP
	2006	G.R.Barueri, São Paulo-SP Champion of São Paulo’s Professional 2º Division Federação Paulista de Futebol – F.P.F.
	2006	Associação Atlética Itararé, Itararé, SP Federação Paulista de Futebol Cup
	2007	Nacional Atlético Clube, São Paulo-SP São Paulo’s Professional 2º Division
	2007	Esporte Clube Noroeste, Bauru-SP. São Paulo's Cup
	2008	Esporte Clube Noroeste, Bauru-SP. Champion of São Paulo’s Professional 1º Division
	2008	Clube Atlético Juventus, São Paulo-SP. Campeonato Paulista Série A-1
	2008	Esporte Clube XV de Novembro, Piracicaba-SP. São Paulo's Cup
	2009	Olímpia Futebol Clube, Olimpia-SP. Champion of São Paulo’s Professional 3º Division