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2015 College Prep Camp VALLEY ISLE SOCCER ACADEMY 2015 COLLEGE PREP CAMP TABLE OF CONTENTS ALOHA PLAYERS AND PARENTS WELCOME TO THE 2015 COLLEGE PREP CAMP CAMP STRUCTURE Training dates, times and location alley Isle Soccer Academy and Maui United Way are excited to WHAT TO BRING welcome you to the 2015 College Prep Camp! Be prepared and well presented. V This Welcome Package is designed to provide you with everything You are representing yourself. you need to know about the upcoming Camp. We hope you are able to take COLLEGE NIGHT advantage of the extra activities we have planned during the week of Camp. Everything you need to know about the college recruitment Remember, this experience is for you. Each of you will have your own goals for this Camp and for your future as collegiate athletes. Come prepared to process. train hard and showcase the best of your ability. You are only representing SHOWCASE GAMES yourself. The highlight of the Camp week! Good luck! COACHING STAFF Meet your 2015 College Coaches! Rebecca Filipović P r esi d e n t P.O. Box 716, Kihei, Hawaii 96753 Tel 808.866.7899 Email [email protected] WWW.VALLEYISLESOCCER .COM CAMP STRUCTURE GENERAL DETAILS JUNE 8 - 11, 2015 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Sign-In begins at 11:00 AM for all High School Players. Players must sign in with Camp Administrators each day. All players must be signed in by 11:25 AM There will be no training on Friday, June 12, due to the Showcase Games JUNE 10-11, 2015 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM June 10 - Girls Evening Scrimmage June 11 - Boys Evening Scrimmage FIRST DAY JUNE 8, 2015 10:30-11:15 AM First day sign-in begins at 10:30 AM You will receive your training jersey Players will be divided into their teams 11:15-11:30 AM Welcome to all players CAMP LOCATION EDDIE TAM MEMORIAL PARK 931 Makawao Avenue Makawao, Hawaii 96768 Welcome tent and player sign-in will be located at the top fields, off Makawao Aveue. WHAT TO BRING REQUIRED TRAINING APPAREL Each player will be provided with a Nike Tiempo II training jersey. You must wear this jersey to training each day. In addition, you must wear the following attire: HIGH SCHOOL BOYS: Black shorts / Black socks YOU HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS: White shorts / White socks You are representing yourself as a potential collegiate athlete. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are well presented. Please ensure that your training attire meets the above requirements and is clean and free of stains. Your cleats should also be free of mud, normal dirt and wear excepted. ADDITIONAL REQUIRED ITEMS PREPARED While we will have some refreshments, sports drinks and sunscreen available for players, it is your responsibility to bring your own personal water bottle and any necessary medications. Please review the following checklist and ensure that REPRESENT you bring all necessary items each day. BE FIRST AID TENT CHECKLIST A first aid tent will be set up and Size 5 soccer ball available to all players, located Shin guards (must be worn at all training adjacent to the main registration sessions) tent. Personal water bottle filled each day FIRST AID PERSONNEL WILL NOT Sunscreen BE USED FOR PRE-TAPING Necessary medications Light rain jacket COLLEGE NIGHT TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 | 6:00 PM Everything you need to know about college soccer ll parents and players registered for the Camp are invited to an exclusive meeting and panel discussion with the College Coaches. A Parents and players will have an opportunity to hear, directly from the coaches, about what it takes to compete at the Division I and II college level. The Coaches will also provide invaluable information about the general identification and recruitment process. Parents and players will have an opportunity to speak directly with the Coaches and get the answers you have always wanted to know about college soccer! An ECNL coach from top Arizona club, SC Del Sol, will also be available to answer questions about the ECNL league and the many opportunities for college identification that it provides to young female players. BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 1650 Kaahumanu Ave, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 USEFUL COLLEGE PREP RESOURCES Please park in the lower Click on the following links for guidance about College Soccer: parking lot to the right of the main entrance. NCAA CLEARING HOUSE | Eligibility Center New NCAA Division I Academic Standards for 2016 and Beyond Everything you need to know about the college Recruiting College Athletes (Guidelines from NCAA) recruitment process. SHOWCASE GAMES FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015 | KING KEKAULIKE STADIUM MAUI GIRLS’ KICKOFF: 4:30 PM BOYS’ KICKOFF: 6:30 PM ach high school group will train regularly with two/three college coaches for the duration of the week. However, the coaches will rotate for at E least one session prior to the Evening Scrimmages so that each player has an opportunity to work with all coaches. During the week, players will learn the tactical and strategic principles of their coaches'’ university. The training sessions will be similar to a typical “game week” that you can expect at the Division I college level. At the end of the week, the teams face off in back to back Showcase Games held at King Kekaulike High School School’s Stadium. The Games are coached by the college coaches, and all coaches will be present to evaluate all players (boys and girls) showing in both game. This is an excellent opportunity for the coaches to see your ability and potential as a college player where it really matters! At the end of both showcase games, the college coaches will select two players, one boy and one girl, to become MVP players of the Camp and Showcase Games. The MVP players will be awarded with some great Nike swag from KING KEKAULIKE HIGH Valley Isle Soccer Academy. SCHOOL MAUI The college coaches have full control and discretion over the playing time of GIRLS KICKOFF: each player. Given that the coaches will be actively recruiting upper classmen, it 4:30 PM is likely that sophomores, juniors and seniors will see slightly more playing time than incoming freshmen. BOYS KICKOFF: All parents, family and friends are encouraged to attend the Showcase Games, 6:30 PM which will receive local media coverage and provide a great competitive Entry into the Showcase atmosphere for all of your supporters! Game is by way of voluntary donation. All proceeds from the Showcase Game will go directly to benefiting Maui United Way BOYS’ ROSTER PORTLAND/US SD SAN DIEGO/DE ANZA LOYOLA/ND DE NAMUR/GONZAGA PLAYER SCHOOL PLAYER SCHOOL 1 Ashton Kubo (GK) Seabury Hall High School Finn Simmersbach (GK) Hawaii Preparatory Academy 2 Logan Ichishita (GK) Konawaena High School Moziah Gonzalez (GK) King Kekaulike High School 3 Lionel Mills King Kekaulike High School Noah Rosenberg Kamehameha - Kapalama 4 Shandon Hopeau Kapolei High School Cade Taniguchi King Kekaulike High School 5 Nicolas Stevenson King Kekaulike High School Daryn Nakagawa Kamehameha - Maui 6 Cy Ornelles Kamehameha - Maui Brennan Joaquin Kamehameha - Maui 7 Branden Barbosa Baldwin High School Skylar Yoshimoto Kaimuki Christian Academy 8 Trey Taniguchi King Kekaulike High School Zakariya Woolley King Kekaulike High School 9 Travis Cotton M. Thompson Academy Derek Hight Baldwin High School 10 Nainoa Silva Kamehameha - Maui Alexander Gracer-Double Kealakehe High School 11 Keawe’iwi Pilayo Honoka'a High School Daniel Souza Baldwin High School 12 Kaleihalia Perry Nawahiokalaniopuu Cole Mattos Maui High School 13 Joey Musto Undecided Kawika Akahi King Kekaulike High School 14 Jerycho Medeiros King Kekaulike High School Jericho Lara King Kekaulike High School 15 Kaleo Dutro-Raymond Maui High School John Takahashi Kealakehe High School 16 Kylen Zolotow Seabury Hall High School Makena Rivera Kamehameha - Maui 17 Jayden Kozaki Baldwin High School Christopher Jenkins Kamehameha - Kapalama 18 Charles Bridge King Kekaulike High School Jonathan Saito Baldwin High School 19 Kona Dancil Kamehameha - Maui Aikala Chappel Kamehameha - Maui 20 Steven-Jacob Hogin Coronado High School, NV Liam Kenoi Kamehameha - Hawaii GIRLS’ ROSTER SYRACUSE/GONZAGA/SC DEL SOL OREGON/UNLV/CAL POLY PLAYER SCHOOL PLAYER SCHOOL 1 Andrea Kenagy (GK) Mililani High School Nikolina Musto King Kekaulike High School 2 Kenya Sherman King Kekaulike High School Chai Cortez Maui High School 3 Akari Shimizu Makua Lani Christian Academy Ilihia Keawekane Kamehameha - Maui 4 Michele Bonifacio Kapolei High School Sydnie Maiava Punahou High School 5 Gabrielle Bungtong Baldwin High School Maiya Cook Mid Pacific High School 6 Kainoa Dafun King Kekaulike High School Kalena Kekaualua Kamehameha - Hawaii 7 Keana Anguay Baldwin High School Shantel Torres-Benito Iolani High School 8 Alyssa Robinson King Kekaulike High School Emalia Higgins Hawaii Preparatory Academy 9 Summer Lopez Lahainaluna High School Makena Robinson King Kekaulike High School 10 Jordyn Pacheco Undecided Megan Chu-Matsumoto Maui High School 11 Hevaliea Haunga Kamehameha - Hawaii Kaila Ambrosio Kamehameha - Hawaii Makua Lani Christian Acade- 12 Hoku Robinson King Kekaulike High School Halle Nottage my 13 Taylor Rusnak Memorial High School, TX Ashelen Grasso Maui High School 14 Piilani Chavez Baldwin High School Erynn Duquette King Kekaulike High School MEN’S COACHES BRANDON McNEIL | UNIVERITY OF PORTLAND Brandon McNeil, a former defender for the Pilots, joined the University of Portland soccer coaching staff in July of 2008. He assists in all phases of the men’s and women’s soccer programs, while traveling with the men. McNeil came to UP after one season as head coach of the girls soccer team at Lincoln High School in downtown Portland. In his one season at the helm of the Cardinals, McNeil led the team to the Oregon 6A State Championship and was named the state coach of the year.
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