Tesoro, the city's first ever PGA Tour event, in 2007. The city has two soccer clubs, Mako Soccer Club and Port St. Lucie Soccer Club, that field both competitive and recreational teams at several age levels. The Treasure Coast Tritons soccer team also play in the city at the South County Stadium, starting in the 2019 season. Port St. Lucie is the home of the 2009 & 2011 National Champions in Pop Warner football. In 2009, the Jr. Midget Pirates went 16–0 en route to winning the Pop Warner National Championship at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex. In 2001, the Jr. Peewee Pirates went 17–0 in winning the National Championship. Education Port St. Lucie is served by St. Lucie County Public Schools, which is a school district which serves the rest of St. Lucie County. Elementary schools Bayshore Elementary Floresta Elementary Mariposa Elementary Morningside Elementary Rivers Edge Elementary Village Green Environmental Studies School Windmill Point Elementary K–8 schools Allapattah Flats Manatee K–8 Northport K–8 Oak Hammock K–8 Palm Pointe Research School at Tradition St. Lucie West K–8 West Gate K–8 K–12 schools Christ Lutheran School High schools Port St. Lucie High School St. Lucie West Centennial High School Treasure Coast High School Colleges and universities Indian River State College Keiser University Fortis Institute Charter schools Palm Pointe Educational Research School at Tradition Renaissance Charter School at Tradition Renaissance Charter School of St. Lucie Somerset Academy Bethany Somerset Academy St. Lucie Somerset College Preparatory Academy Tradition Preparatory High School Government City Council Shannon Martin – Mayor of Port St. Lucie Jolien Caraballo – Vice Mayor and Councilwoman, District 4 Stephanie Morgan – Councilwoman, District 1 David Pickett – Councilman, District 2 Anthony Bonna – Councilman, District 3 City Manager Russ Blackburn Libraries There are 6 regular branches in St. Lucie County and the Pruitt Campus Library. There are 4 branches in the city of Port St. Lucie. Morningside Library 19,000 square Footage Port St. Lucie Library 4,400 Square Footage Paula A. Lewis Library 21,000 Square Footage Pruitt Campus (a joint facility with Indian River State College) 25,000 Square Footage Notable people Rick Ankiel, professional baseball player Mario Bencastro, Salvadorian novelist Michael Brantley, professional baseball player Donald De La Haye, professional football player and YouTube personality Ace Hood, hip hop artist Breanna Myles, beauty pageant titleholder Alycia Parks, professional tennis player Gillian Robertson, UFC fighter Larry Sanders (basketball), professional basketball player