Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 34th Annual HOTSHOT
Tournament
May 9-11, 2025
HOTSHOT Tournament 2024 logo Aerial view of Coeur d'Alene

General Information

34th Annual Bill Eisenwinter HOTSHOT Tournament

Join us for the 34th annual Bill Eisenwinter HOTSHOT Tournament on Mother's Day weekend in beautiful Coeur d'Alene, ID, Spokane Valley, and the surrounding areas.

Hosted by the Sting Soccer Club, the HOTSHOT Tournament is a friendly and competitive event open to boys and girls teams from U8 to U19. We welcome participants from Idaho, Montana, Washington, Oregon, Utah, and Canada.

HOTSHOT 2025 will take place May 9th-11th.

Tournament Details:

  • Divisions - U8 – U19 (divisions dependent on participation)
  • Awards - Medals for 1st and 2nd place teams
  • Games - All teams are guaranteed a minimum of 3 games.
  • Scores - All scores are posted online.
  • This tournament is unrestricted. We accept US Club or USYS.

We look forward to seeing you in May!

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Bill Eisenwinter

Bill Eisenwinter

The Bill Eisenwinter Memorial HOTSHOT Tournament is named after Bill Eisenwinter, former director of the Sting Soccer Club. Bill was tragically killed in a car accident on Memorial weekend in 2003 while on his way to the state cup tournament held in Pocatello, Idaho. Bill was a coach, a mentor, but most of all, a friend.

Bill’s tireless work has established the foundation of the Sting Soccer Club. His involvement in the game has also made him synonymous with soccer across North Idaho. He coached at Coeur d’Alene High School and Lake City High School before establishing the men’s and women’s programs at NIC.

His passing triggered an avalanche of emotion that rushed not only through the soccer community and college but also through anyone he had come in contact with. It was a fitting tribute to a life well lived. "Bill was passionate for the game, but he was passionate for enjoying life. He attracted people who wanted to be a part of that."

If you are near tournament headquarters at Canfield Middle School, please take a moment to walk over and observe the granite bench that overlooks field #4, or as it is known as “Eisenwinter Field.” The bench honors Bill’s dedication and commitment to the youth of North Idaho.

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