The University’s women’s coaching staff is offering their 2014 youth soccer camp at the University Soccer Stadium July 14-18. It is open for boys and girls ages 5-13.
The first part of the camp is devoted to coaching, with the second open for small-sided World Cup-style soccer games.
The CUSE Soccer Academy focuses on the “four-corner development model” to allow players to reach their full potential. The model outlines the four areas (technical, tactical, physical and psycho-social) critical to a young player’s progress in the game.
The full-day option is 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. for $180 or half-day option 9 a.m. – noon for $140. Syracuse employees will receive a $20 discount. This is a fun way to develop soccer skills and be coached by the University women’s soccer coaches and current players.
For more information, visit www.cusesocceracademy.com or email amreekie@syr.edu.
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