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2003 Soccer Camp Directory SOCCER AMERICA IS PLEASED TO PRESENT its 32nd annual Soccer Camp Directory. It is the most complete listing of soccer camps available anywhere, containing over 1,500 sessions in over 1,000 locations. This directory is published to benefit youth soccer play- ers throughout North America and is dedicated to these young people. If you are looking for a camp in your area, start with the section that begins on page 26. These camps are grouped by region. If you are looking for a camp during a certain week, begin with the Camp Calendar listings on page 52. Camps that run all summer, but have chosen not to provide us with a complete list of sessions, will not appear in the Calendar section. Summer soccer camp is a time of great expecta- tions. Whether you want to become a pro star of the fu- ture or just want the opportunity to spend time with your favorite sport and increase your skill for the next season, you will be able to find a camp that fits your needs. Some day camps will come to your community. Look for these special camp listings. Many of the camps listed in this issue are new. Oth- ers have returned time and again. The best camps un- derstand the hopes and aspirations of youthful soccer players and want young campers to cherish the memo- ries of a very special summer experience. Soccer America does not sponsor, recommend or endorse any camp, and we advise you to thoroughly in- vestigate any camp in which you are interested. The in- formation provided in these listings is taken from forms submitted by camp organizers. Check with camps to find out if any information has changed since we received their forms. Camps may have added or cancelled ses- sions since that time. Write them for information on their programs and facilities. Make your selection according to your individual needs. Space in this issue is limited, so we can only give you a brief glimpse of each camp. The descriptive paragraphs that follow some of the camps have been written and paid EAST SOUTH for by the individual camp. It is not an endorsement or com- Connecticut Alabama mentary from Soccer America and does not necessarily Delaware Arkansas Maine MIDWEST Florida WEST reflect the opinion of the publication. We have worked dili- Maryland Illinois Georgia Alaska gently to ensure the accuracy of each listing. However, we Massachusetts Indiana Louisiana Arizona are not responsible for any errors that may appear. New Hampshire Iowa Mississippi California New Jersey Kansas North Carolina Colorado Have a happy summer and follow all the soccer ac- New York Kentucky Oklahoma Hawaii tion in Soccer America. Pennsylvania Michigan South Carolina Rhode Island Idaho Minnesota Tennessee Montana Vermont Texas Virginia Missouri Nevada Nebraska New Mexico Washington D.C. North Dakota Oregon West Virginia Ohio Utah South Dakota Washington Wisconsin Wyoming OUTSIDE U.S.A. Need another copy? Send $6.00 (includes shipping and handling) per copy plus name and address to: Soccer America Camp Directory, P.O. Box 23704, Oakland, CA 94623. Or order online at socceramerica.com (Offer good only while supplies last.) www.socceramerica.com March 24, 2003 / Soccer America / 25 2003 SOCCER CAMP DIRECTORY University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA Ashley's Soccer Camp Evening: (570) 389-4162; Fax: (570) 389- days & half days only July 27-31, ages 12-14, female, advanced & P.O. Box 43536, Upper Montclair NJ 07043. 2099; Email: [email protected]; URL: July 17-21, ages 14-18, male, residential only REGION 1 GK only Day: (973) 746-6887, Evening: (973) 746- www.bloomu.edu/sports July 25-28, ages 16-18, male, advanced resi- EAST August 3-7, ages 14-17, female, teams only 6887, Fax: (973) 746-6854; Email: info Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg PA dential only Connecticut, Delaware, August 3-7, ages 15-17, female, advanced @ashleyssoccer.com; URL: www.ashleys Director: Sandy Dickson Resident fee: $550, $525 (advanced); Day fee: July 20-24, ages 10-18, female Maine, Maryland, only soccer.com $225, Half day fee: $125 Resident fee: $450, Commuter fee: $225 Heritage Middle School, Livingston NJ Resident fee: $350, Commuter fee: $300 Portsmouth Abbey School, Portsmouth Rl Massachusetts, New The Advanced Girls Soccer Camps are for Director: Glen Pernia Campers with disabilities welcomed July 13-18, ages 9-14, male Hampshire, New Jersey, those with prior camp and playing experience August 25-29, ages 4-14, male and female with advanced arrangements Resident fee: $480, Commuter fee: $380 New York, Pennsylvania, only. The July 27-31 Advanced I Camp will be Half day fee: $130 Rhode Island, Vermont, divided into two training groups: (1)12 & 13 Brookdale Park, Montclair NJ Blue Hen Soccer Camp/Elite Brown Soccer School Virginia, Washington D.C., yrs., (2) 13 & 14 yrs. who are entering high Directors: Ashley Hammond, Glen Pernia Women's Soccer Camp @ UD Box 1932, Providence Rl 02912. Day: (401) West Virginia school. April 21 -25, ages 4-14, male and female 293 Baker Dr., Lincoln University PA 19352. 863-1952; Fax: (401) 863-3450; Email: The August 3-7 Advanced II Camp is for June 23-27, ages 4-14, male and female Day: (302) 593-2277; Evening: (302) 593- [email protected] those individual and small groups seeking a June 30-July 4, ages 4-14, male and female 2277; Email: [email protected]; Brown University, Providence Rl quality high school pre-season training op- July 7-11, ages 4-14, male and female URL: www.udel.edu/camps/index.html Director: Phil Pincince 2003 University of Richmond portunity and evaluation/viewing by college July 14-18, ages 4-14, male and female University of Delaware, Newark DE July 7-10, ages 6-14, male and female, days Soccer Camp coaches. July 21-25, ages 4-14. male and female Director: Scott Grzenda only University of Richmond, Robins Center Rm. We offer Team Camp for groups of 14 or July 28-August 1, ages 4-14, male and female July 17-20, high school ages, female, residen- July 14-17, ages 6-14, male and female, days 215, Richmond VA 23173. Day: (804) 289- more (with a keeper) who wish specific train- August 4-8, ages 4-14, male and female tial & commuter only only 8357; Email: [email protected]; URL: ing instruction. We customize to meet your August 11 -15, ages 4-14, male and female July 21-25, ages 7-15, male and female, days July 21-25, ages 12-17, female, residential richmondspiders.ocsn.com needs. August 18-22, ages 4-14, male and female only only University of Richmond, Richmond VA Goalkeepers are trained separately during August 25-29, ages 4-14, male and female Resident fee: $400, Commuter fee: $325; Day Directors: Jeff Gettler, John Barry the day and join teams at night. Half day fee: $130 fee: $170 BRUSA International Soccer July 13-17, ages 10-18, male, teams only Institute July 20-24, ages 10-18, male, advanced only April Heinrichs Soccer School Bethany Soccer Camps Inc. Blue Ridge Soccer Academy P.O. Box 691732, Orlando FL 32869. Day: Resident fee:$375-$475, Commuter fee:$375 217 Southgate Blvd., Newburgh IN 47630. 201 Cramblet Hall, Bethany College, Bethany 278 Horseman Dr., Lyncnburg VA 24502. (407) 352-5988; Fax: (407) 352-3788; Email; Day: (703) 863-1969; Evening: (703) 863- WV 26032. Day: (304) 829-7633; Evening: Day: (434) 385-1080; Evening: (434) 237- [email protected]; URL: www.brusa.net Academy of Excellence 1969; Email: [email protected] (304) 829-4362; Fax: (304) 829-7788; Email: 3794; Fax: (434) 385-0654; Email: Richmond VA 18 Mowry St., North Haven CT 06473. Day: Frostburg St. University, Frostburg MD [email protected]; URL: [email protected] Director: Jose Thadeu Goncalves (203) 230-8123; Email: aofecamps@netscape Director: April Heinrichs www.bethanywv.edu/athletics/camps Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar VA June 22-26, ages 10-18, male and female .net August 3-7, ages 10-18, female Bethany College, Bethany WV Director: Jedd Zaring Resident fee: $535, Commuter fee: $375 University of Connecticut, Storrs CT Resident fee: $490, Commuter fee: $390 Directors: Dr. John Cunningham, Frank Christy June 27-July 3, ages 12-18, male and female, Directors: Jim O'Brien, Kevin Bacher July 6-10, ages 8-13, male and female advanced only Bulls Soccer Camp July 25-29, ages 8-14, male, GK only Army Boys Soccer Camp July 13-17, ages 14-18, female June 29-July 3, ages 5-18, male and female 54 Alumni Arena, Buffalo NY 14260; Fax: July 30-August 3, ages 12-18, male, GK only 639 Howard Rd., West Point NY 10996. Day: July 20-24, ages 14-18, male Resident fee: $350, $450 (advanced), Com- (716) 645-3756; Email: dmkreger@buffalo Resident fee: $540, Commuter fee: $440 (845) 938-3100; Evening: (845) 938-3100; Resident fee: $350, Commuter fee: $230 muter fee: $240, $325 (advanced); Day fee: .edu; URL: www.ubathletics.buffalo.edu Westbrook Fields, East Islip NY Fax: (845) 938-7061; URL: www.goarmy Brooke High School, Wellsburg WV $195, Half day fee: $100 University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY Director: Bobby Muuss sports.com Directors: John Cunningham, Frankie Taal June 29-July 3, ages 7-17, male, days & half July 21 -25, ages 10-18, male and female, GK United States Military Academy, West June 23-27, ages 5-18, male and female Brown Soccer Camp days only only Point NY Day fee: $95, Half day fee: $50 235 Hope St. Box 1932 I, Providence Rl July 14-18, ages 9-12, male Day fee: $165 Director: Kurt Swanbeck Campers with disabilities welcomed 02912.
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