Disgraced Youth Soccer Official Won't be Sentenced Until Judge Knows How Much She Stole From League

A woman who pleaded guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from a Healdsburg youth soccer league won't know how much time she'll spend behind bars until a county judge is certain how much she stole.

Mitzi Giron, a 30-year-old former president and treasurer of the league, faces up to a year in jail, according to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat. She embezzled from the league using a debit card, but prosecutors haven't worked out how many of her purchases were legitimate and how many were fraudulent, the paper reported.

The amount was somewhere between $22,000 and $51,000, a prosecutor said.

In a bid to reduce her jail time, Giron has reportedly repaid $10,000 of the theft as of Tuesday.

In 2011, another former official from the league was sentenced to jail time for embezzling: Kyle Hoffman, who was 38 at the time, stole $58,000 but repaid $12,000, according to earlier reports. He got nine months in jail.