31st ANNUAL CENTRE COLLEGE SOCCER CAMP
July 6 – 9, 2020 (Monday – Thursday, BOYS)
Covid-19 Update: Centre College & The Governor’s Office will decide soon about the Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP) that also takes place at Centre in the summer. If GSP is canceled, we will be expected to cancel as well. The minute the decision is made by the College, we will let everyone know via email and social media.
In conjunction with the Keeper Edge State Training Center
Come see why this is the most popular soccer camp for this age in Kentucky! The Junior School sold out the last two years so all interested players should sign-up early.
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- Click Here for the Camp Schedule
- Click Here for a Campus Map with Field Assignments (Coming Soon)
- Click Here for What to Bring to Camp
Commuter Camper: $260* (Includes Monday dinner / lunch, t-shirt, water bottle, ball, certificate & evaluation)
Residential Camper: $415* (Includes housing, all meals, t-shirt, water bottle, ball, certificate & evaluation)
About Us
WHY IS THE JUNIOR SCHOOL SO POPULAR?
College players coach the teams. Most of our college players attended this same camp when they were 9 – 13 years old. They serve as great role models for our campers. Teams are drafted and play in age appropriate camp league & tournament games while training together twice a day. Keeper Edge trains separately from field players and then join their team for the 2 games.
WHAT IS A TYPICAL DAY LIKE AT CAMP?
Campers will focus on ball skills and challenges within their own age groups. The campers will join with their team to play a game and then head off to lunch and some rest. The afternoon will focus on group play and then another game before releasing commuter campers.
A separate Resident Assistant Staff supervises the dorms & evening activities and includes the Director of Centre College Public Safety. An Activity Director oversees nightly free play activities such as Pick-Up & Futsal Tournaments.
CAMP FACILITIES & DINING HALL
The camp at Centre College uses two turf fields and three Bermuda Grass fields with all games played on regulation size fields and goals. Two indoor facilities are used and the new dining hall is all you can eat.
A separate Residential Assistance Staff monitors our residential campers including the Director of Centre College Public Safety. Residential camp evening activities include Soccer Golf, Futsal Tournaments, and Cookies & Milk!
Meet Our Lecture Staff
Jeb Burch, Camp Director
Head Coach, Centre College
Kris Zander, Executive Director
Kentucky Youth Soccer Association
Tyrone Marshall, 2 Time MLS Champion
Asst. Coach, MLS Real Salt Lake
Adam Boyer, Head Coach
Spalding University
Tim Wolz, Head Coach, Midway University
Tate Spivey, Assistant Coach, Centre College
Adrian Parrish, Kentucky Director
of Coach & Player Development
Derek Willis, Kentucky Director of Player Development
Keeper Edge Director
Robbe Tarver, Assistant Coach, University of Louisville
Brian Bouhl, Assistant Coach, Georgetown University
Justin Maddock, Head Coach Central Hardin High School & DOC Athletico Flames
Testimonials
He had a great experience!
“I am so happy he did this camp! He had a great experience! I thought my son would fall asleep in the car but no, he was all wound up and bouncing off the walls! He loved it! His RA even bought him a cake for his birthday. See you next year!”
Thank you for all you do…
“Thank you for all you do in our community. We have attended most other camps in the state and to have this camp in our hometown is special. Our sons are lucky to have someone like you involved in the soccer community. Keep up the good work!”
Thanks for a great camp!
“I can’t believe it has been 4 years in a row! We remember when our son came home after the first year and told us he was going to win the Centre Futures Award next year. You can’t imagine how excited we were to see him be chosen for the award this year! Thanks for a great camp!”
Thanks for your help with my son’s food allergies…
“Thanks for your help with my son’s food allergies. It turned out to be a complete non-issue. There were plenty of food selections available. Next year we know there will not be any worries. He really enjoyed camp…his legs are still feeling it!!”