April 30, 2008

Registration for 2008 Gonzaga Soccer Camp

2008 Gonzaga University Girls Soccer Advanced Day Camps

 

The goal of Gonzaga University Soccer Camps is to challenge young players and encourage the development of skills, and to introduce techniques and tactics that will benefit them in the game of soccer.  The camp will cover the fundamentals of passing, dribbling and shooting for all skill levels.  Campers will benefit from the individual instruction provided by our current Gonzaga Soccer Players and Gonzaga Coaching Staff.

 

This summer, all camps will be held on Mulligan Field, Gonzaga's field turf facility, located at the intersection of Cincinnati and DeSmet on the Gonzaga Campus.  This facility is completely fenced on all sides, providing campers with a secure environment to hone their skills.

 

Session I:

 

June 23 to June 26^th, 2008 -9 a.m. to Noon - Ages 6-10

June 23 to June 26^th, 2008 - 1-4 p.m. - Ages 11-14

 

Session II:

 

June 30 to July 3^rd, 2008 - 9 a.m. to Noon - Ages 6-10

June 30 to July 3^rd, 2008 - 1-4 p.m. - Ages 11-14

 

Cost for the Advanced Day Camps is $160

 

Dear camper,
Welcome to the Bulldog Soccer Camp Program. We are looking forward to having you be a part of a rewarding soccer experience. Please keep this information as you prepare for your visit to Gonzaga University.

Thank you,
Bulldog Coaching Staff

CAMP CHECK IN/CHECK OUT:
Please arrive at camp ready to play or arrive early enough to prepare (cleats and shin-guards on etc...). Please dress for the weather.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration
All campers should have registered prior to arriving to the camp. Any lose ends will be addressed with parents at the beginning of the first day.

Medical Matters
A trainer is on site or at the field during scheduled field sessions. If a camper needs medical attention, the camp staff will take the camper to a minor emergency clinic or the hospital. Campers must have insurance to cover any costs incurred. If a camper needs to be taped on a regular basis please bring your own athletic tape. Any medication required must be brought to camp and the camper is responsible for self-administration. If a camper has a medical condition, allergies etc, that we need to know about please confirm that we have the information on file at time of registration. The information will assist our staff in assessing any problems that may arise.

Coaching and Playing Schedule
Each day of camp has a separate coaching theme and coaches and players will concentrate on improving specific skills, techniques and tactics in the areas of heading, passing, receiving, dribbling and shooting. Defending, midfield and attacking play will also be covered. Each camper will receive from a coach individualized and small group instruction. Strikers and Keepers camps are specialized to those positions and will be taught accordingly.

Pre-Camp Conditioning
Due to the strenuous physical exercise involved in camp activities campers must be in condition to get the most out of instruction and game times, as well as to avoid injury. It is strongly recommended that you prepare for camp. Conditioning is not required for camp attendance but if you are not in shape, we will not be very sympathetic to your moans and groans.

Contact Information Parents: if you wish to get a message to your child please contact the Gonzaga University Women's Soccer office at (509) 323-4042 John Cossaboon. In case of an emergency, call the University switchboard operator at (509) 328-4220.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS
From I-90 East or West • I-90 to Hamilton St. Exit • Turn left on Trent (1st stoplight). • Turn right on Cincinnati (1st right) • Left on lower Kennedy Dr. (2nd stopsign) • Martin Field is past Martin Centre on the right From

North Spokane • Take Nevada/Hamilton St. South • Turn right on Trent • Follow above directions to field

RULES RULES RULES
1. campers should attend all sessions.
2. Campers who are ill must report to their coach.
3. Once camp starts, campers may not leave camp unaccompanied by a parent or guardian.
4. Campers may not bring guests to camp.
5. Possession or use of alcohol, tobacco products, and drugs is strictly prohibited
6. Damage to University property will be the financial responsibility of the camper.
7. Respect for coaches, other campers and University property is expected.
8. Violation of any rule will be grounds for immediate dismissal from camp; we will notify parents and ask that the camper be picked up immediately without refund

WHAT TO BRING
Clothes and Equipment Bring comfortable practice clothes, including extra socks. Soccer cleats and shin-guards are mandatory. Warm-ups or sweats will be important for cool days. Goalkeepers: Bring your gloves and any padded shorts or pants you normally wear. Bring a water bottle to avoid lines at water stations. Spokane can be hot in late July (80's to 90's) but evenings are cool. Rain is unusual at this time of year but can happen, so be prepared. A light jacket or sweatshirt may come in handy. Bring your own soccer ball. Make sure you mark ALL your belongings. The camp cannot be responsible for misplaced items.

Summary of key items to bring:
• Soccer Ball
• Cleats
• Shin guards
• Dress for weather
• Water bottle