About Us

During the thrilling 2006 football season, we found ourselves in a sports bar, fixated on the Chargers as they clashed with the Denver Broncos. Our attention gravitated towards a group of San Diego fans captured by the camera, and in that very moment we started planning our first sports road trip.

Once the 2007 schedule was released with the Chargers at Green Bay in September, we knew we had to go to Lambeau. We flew into Chicago and watched the Cubs play before driving to Wisconsin. We made stops at US Celluar Field, the United Center and Miller Field and filled up on Chicago Dogs, bratwurst sausages, and hamburgers dripping with decadent melted butter. We named it the "Greatest Road Trip Ever."

Since our first trip to Chicago and Green Bay in 2007, we have been on the following trips:

2008 - Padres at Yankee Stadium, USC at UofA

2009 - Chargers at Cowboys Stadium

2010 - Padres at Busch Stadium

2011 - Padres at Fenway Park

2012 - Chargers at New Orleans

2013 - San Diego State at Ohio State, Padres at Phillies, Chargers at Eagles

2014 - Chargers at Arizona

2015 - USC at Notre Dame, Chargers at Green Bay

2016 - Chargers at Panthers, USC vs Alabama at Texas

2017 - USC at Notre Dame, NLCS at Wrigley

2018 - Chargers at Wembley Stadium in London, Chargers at Heinz Field, USC at Texas

2019 - Chargers at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City

2020 - Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers Stadium Tours

2021 - USC at Notre Dame and Pittsburgh at Chargers

2022 - Chargers at Falcons, LSU at Texas A&M

2023 - Final Four in Houston, NCAA Baseball Stanford Regional, Padres in Mexico City, Chargers at Jets

2024 - Kubota College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field, Savannah Bananas at Minute Maid Park, USC at Michigan, Chargers at Steelers

Watching our favorite teams play all over the country is the highlight of our trips, but it is only part of the adventure. Each trip is a testament to the enduring power of sports to bring people together and create lasting bonds of friendship, all while celebrating the thrill of the game.

Michelle Matter

Michelle was born and raised in San Diego, California. As a young girl, she developed a love for football while watching Joe Montana throw touchdown passes to Jerry Rice. After Montana left San Francisco for the Kansas City Chiefs in 1993, Michelle traded in her 49’ers gear and started rooting for her home team, the San Diego Chargers.

Her love for baseball was slower to develop. Occasional games barely scratched the surface of her passion until one day, she stepped into the hallowed grounds of Wrigley Field. It was there that the timeless charm and allure of America's pastime washed over her, embedding baseball deep within her heart.

One cherished memory took place in St. Louis. Following a triumphant Padres victory over the Cardinals, Michelle wandered into a bustling casino. Her luck and fate conspired, leading her to a craps table where she found herself rolling the dice alongside none other than Padres Manager Buddy Black.

Beyond her sports passions, Michelle treasures family moments and thrives in her work as a gerontologist. She is a proud USC and LSU alum.

Fernando Reyes

Fernando's love for San Diego sports runs deep, ingrained in the very fabric of his life. From his early years, he found himself immersed in the worlds of baseball and football, with a special admiration for Padres' ace, Goose Gossage. A memory from his youth at Jack Murphy Stadium was waiting for Gossage to secure another thrilling save, just so he could proudly sport a "Goose Saved the Game" button.

Fernando's favorite sports moment was witnessing the legendary Tony Gwynn reach his 2,000th hit against the Colorado Rockies.

His dream is to watch the San Diego Padres and Chargers clinch that elusive World Series and Super Bowl victory. Yet, as a devoted USC Trojans fan, championships aren't entirely foreign to him. The grandeur of the Coliseum, the roar of the Trojan faithful, and the rush of victory keep him coming back for Trojan home games.

As you'd expect from a dedicated sports enthusiast, Fernando's wardrobe is a testament to his devotion, filled with a colorful array of baseball caps, jerseys, and sports-themed t-shirts. His love for sports is not just a hobby, it's a way of life.

Valentino Separa Jr.

When the game is on, you can always count on Val to be in the thick of it, exchanging spirited high-fives after a Charger's touchdown, a Padres' home run, or an Aztecs' hard-fought victory.

With an unwavering devotion to San Diego sports, Val eagerly anticipates the day when the city can finally put aside the tales of heart-wrenching losses and proudly flaunt championship rings as symbols of triumph.

Beyond his love for football, Val is a basketball aficionado. Aztecs and Lakers games hold a place in his schedule, ensuring he doesn't miss a game.

Val's love for sports extends far beyond the stands. He serves as a volleyball referee for high school and club team matches, showcasing his commitment to the game.

In Val's leisure moments, you'll find him glued to the screen, indulging in his favorite sports films, including classics like "Friday Night Lights," "Caddyshack," and "Rudy."

His passion for competition knows no bounds, whether it's on the field, on the screen, or at the poker table.

Dylan Matter

Dylan, a San Diego native through and through, boasts a unique sports allegiance that transcends his hometown. Donning the iconic black and yellow, he passionately cheers on the Pittsburgh Steelers with unwavering dedication.

But Dylan's love for sports isn't confined to the sidelines, it's ingrained in his very core. From the age of 4, he has played multiple sports including football, soccer, baseball, and tennis. Dylan is a senior at Coronado High School and ASB President. He has a stellar record of straight-A's and is an outfielder for the Coronado High School Islanders baseball team. Dylan embodies the true spirit of a student-athlete.

You can frequently spot Dylan in the stands, enthusiastically supporting the Padres at Petco Park and cheering on the Trojans at USC, but sports are just one facet of his life.

In his downtime, Dylan immerses himself in the virtual world, conquering the latest challenges on his PS5. When he's not gaming, he is often crafting Lego sets. He is also a Fantasy Football and March Madness Champion!