The 24th Annual Youth Soccer Camp (Ages 9 - 13, Boys) - Apply Online Here  What to bring to camp

June 16 - 19, 2013 - Print & Mail Application with Deposit & Waiver & Medical Forms  Junior School Schedule TBA

Commuter ($245) & Residential ($410) - Includes Meals, Ball, T-Shirt, Water Bottle, Certificate / Evaluation

In Conjunction with the Keeper Edge Soccer Program State Training Center (The Best Goalkeeper Training in Kentucky)

A camp wide tournament will follow registration with dads invited to play! A BBQ lunch afterwards free of charge for each  player and family member. 

  

One of the largest camps for this age in Kentucky, the Junior School train and play games at Centre's two stadium turf facilities, in addition to our indoor training courts, Danville Indoor, and bermuda grass practice facility.  College player’s draft and coach teams under the guidance of our Lecture Staff.  This is a fun camp that will challenge players of all skill levels.  You don’t want to miss this camp!

One of the top Lecture Staffs available, Coach Burch is joined by USSF “A” Licensed coaches Dave Fernandez and Adrian Parrish, along with Centre College assistant coaches James Kusak and Chris Jackson, to offer the best soccer camp for this age in Kentucky.  The Junior School is very popular! 

Fernandez directs the education of over 3,000 youth at the Belle Clair Soccer Association.  An exceptional teacher, Fernandez captivates young players with his demonstrations and methods for teaching skill development.  Fernandez joins the Director of Coaching and Player Development for the state of Kentucky, Adrian Parrish, who continues to set the bar for youth player development in Region II.  Parrish’s personality is contagious and young players gravitate towards him and his teaching methods.

Joined by Tyrone Marshall, an NAIA National Champion, MLS Champion, who holds 86 International caps for his country, and it is clear why this camp is so popular!  Long time Lecture Staff and Trick Master, Jim Rue, rounds out the staff for camp. 

College players draft teams and coach during the games at camp in addition to demonstrating the skills necessary to become better at soccer.