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Residential/Commuter: Sold Out
CSTC: Sold Out
End of Summer: 6
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Following are links to each of our camps:
College Soccer Training Center Residential/Commuter Camp Day Camps
You can also reference our FAQ page: FAQ's
Coerver Coaching will be a training partner at several of our camps. For more information, please check the "Schedule" and "FAQ" pages. Read about the partnership: Northwestern/Coerver Press Release
Pictures from previous camps are available online for viewing. Click on the link below to visit the photo gallery: Camp Photo Gallery
Northwestern had another great season in 2007. Watch Coach Lenahan discuss the rise of Wildcat Soccer on the Big Ten Network: Big Ten Network Interview
No camp setting is as scenic as Northwestern on a beautiful summer day.
(Photo by NU Media Services)
- One Day College Prep Camp (9th grade and up) - June 15, 2008 11:30AM-5:00PM
College Prep One Day Clinic $99 (No Early Bird)
One Day College Prep Camp (9th grade and up) - February 9, 2008 12:30PM-6:00PM
College Prep One Day Clinic $99 (SOLD OUT)
- College Soccer Training Center (9th grade and up) - July 10-13, 2008
Resident Only $650 (includes the Ovidio Felcaro CSTC Goalkeeper Camp)
New for 2008 - Air Conditioned Dorms! - Residential/Commuter Camp (Grades 4-8) (Grades 9-12) - July 16-19, 2008
Resident $575, Commuter $450 (includes Ovidio Felcaro Elite Goalkeeper Camp)
New for 2008 - Air Conditioned Dorms! - Day Camp (Grades 1-8) - June 16-20, 2008
Full Day (9am-3pm) $325 (SOLD OUT)
Half Day (9am-12pm) $225 (SOLD OUT)
Our camps offer personalized instruction for boys from qualified, highly experienced college coaches and players. The camps are designed for the young male athlete, both field players and goalkeepers and provide a positive training environment for all players. The same coaching philosophy of teamwork, comraderie, and fun that have been applied to make the Northwestern Men's Soccer program one of the elite program's in the country will be applies to each of the camps. Obviously the emphasis of each camp depends on the age of the participants with younger campers having fun while developing skills and techniques. For older high school age campers, a more serious approach is used to help the players reach their soccer goals. This year we have added an agreement with Coerver Coaching who are experts in the field of technical development.
Northwestern Boys Soccer Academy's low camper to staff ratio allow us to provide each camper personalized technical and tactical instruction. We utilize individual, small group, and team settings to help each athlete improve their skill level and fully participate in Innovative and challenging training sessions.
The camps take place on Northwestern University's campus where state of the art fields (including the Wildcat's Lakeside Field) are used for practice and game sessions. There is also an indoor facility in case of lightning or rain.
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