Summer Camps

Dates: 
June 22–25, 2026

Times: 
U8-U10 (Born between 7/31/2019 and 8/1/2016): 9a-11:30a
U11-U14 (Born between 7/31/2016 and 8/1/2012): 12:30p-3pm

Inspired by Legends Juan Román Riquelme and Mia Hamm    

Why “Maestro”
A maestro doesn’t just complete passes—they conduct the game. This camp is inspired by two all-time playmakers who could see patterns before they appeared. They turned one-touch passes into an artform, and created goalscoring opportunities out of chaos and confusion and turn one touch into a scoring chance.

The Legends behind it

Juan Román Riquelme made the game look slow—in the best way. He controlled tempo, froze defenders with body shape, and delivered passes that felt inevitable once he saw them. His superpower wasn’t speed; it was decision-making, timing, and the courage to play the difficult ball.

Mia Hamm blended creativity with relentless purpose. She could unbalance a back line with her first touch, combine quickly, and thread the kind of pass that turns pressure into a clean look on goal. Her playmaking wasn’t flashy for show—it was precise, direct, and team-first.

What to expect
Passing is more than just a straight ball or “accuracy.” It’s vision, timing, disguise, and creativity. Players will learn to scan, recognize windows, and choose the right pass based on pressure, space, and teammates’ movement. Expect lots of combination play, decision-based rondos, and small-sided games that train players to think one step ahead.

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Dates: 
July 13–16, 2026

Times: 
U11-U14 (Born between 7/31/2016 and 8/1/2012): 9a-11:30a
U8-U10 (Born between 7/31/2019 and 8/1/2016): 12:30p-3pm

Inspired by Legends Ronaldo Nazario + Christine Sinclair

Why “Nueve”
Nueve is Spanish for “9” which is the traditional striker number in classic soccer. A true number nine is a problem-solver in the box. This camp pulls from two legendary finishers who scored in every way—power, placement, headers, rebounds, and big-moment composure.

The Legends behind it

Ronaldo Nazario was ruthless efficiency. He created separation in a single step, finished off either foot, and stayed calm when defenders panicked. His movement was as dangerous as his shot—always arriving at the right place at the right time.

Christine Sinclair is one of the most complete goal scorers the women’s game has ever seen. She’s made a career out of reading the game early, finding space in crowded areas, and finishing with composure under pressure. Her brilliance is in the details: timing of runs, body positioning, and knowing how to score when it’s not “perfect.”

What to expect
Finishing is about more than shooting. It’s movement, body positioning, first-touch preparation, and making the keeper uncomfortable. Players will work on runs into the box, finishing on the move, one-touch finishes, and using both feet. Expect repetition with purpose—lots of chances, lots of feedback, and lots of learning how to score under pressure.

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Dates: 
July 20–23, 2026

Times: 
U8-U10 (Born between 7/31/2019 and 8/1/2016): 9a-11:30a
U11-U14 (Born between 7/31/2016 and 8/1/2012): 12:30p-3pm

Inspired by Legends Ronaldinho + Marta

Why “Jogo Bonito”
“The beautiful game” is what happens when technique meets imagination. This camp is built for the players who want to be difference-makers—creating something out of nothing with flair, deception, and confidence on the ball.

The Legends behind it

Ronaldinho played like rules were optional. His touch, feints, and improvisation made defenders guess—and guessing was usually too late. He turned 1v1 moments into highlights, but underneath it was elite technique and balance.

Marta is creativity with purpose. She beats defenders in tight spaces, changes pace instantly, and produces end product after the move—pass, shot, or the next action that breaks the game open. Her style proves that flair isn’t extra—it’s a weapon when it’s under control.

What to expect
These types of players are difference-makers, creating something out of nothing. This camp is all about 1v1 skills, flair, coloring outside the lines, and unleashing your inner creative phenom. Players will build ball mastery through moves, rhythm changes, and deception—then apply it immediately in small-sided battles designed to reward bravery and clean execution.

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Dates: 
August 3–6, 2026

Times: 
U11-U14 (Born between 7/31/2016 and 8/1/2012): 9a-11:30a
U8-U10 (Born between 7/31/2019 and 8/1/2016): 12:30p-3pm

Inspired by Legends Thierry Henry + Birgit Prinz

Why “Gamebreakers”
Today’s game is fast, and the best players execute at speed without losing control. This camp is inspired by two legends known for explosive runs, clean finishing, and turning transition moments into goals.

The Legends behind it

Thierry Henry made breakaways look effortless. He separated with stride and timing, then finished with calm precision—often with that signature composed placement. His game was the perfect blend of speed, technique, and decision-making in full sprint.

Birgit Prinz was a nightmare in transition: powerful, direct, and clinical. She attacked space aggressively, finished through contact, and punished teams the moment they lost shape. Her style highlights what “fast and precise” really means—speed with control, and control with purpose.

What to expect
Today’s game is fast, and players thrive with speed and precision under control. Players will learn to master breakaways, finishing at speed, and precision under pressure. We’ll also train crossing at speed, finishing from a cross, first-touch direction to attack space, and the decision-making that turns transition moments into goals.

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