Summer Programs

The summer program offers weekly skill clinics/technical training sessions encompassing all areas of soccer. It focuses on the attacking and defending techniques while covering different aspects to become complete soccer player with strong ball control, confidence with both feet, and be very creative on the field.  

The clinics/technical training sessions follow the same weekly schedule as our Fall and Spring seasons with 1-day practice or 2-day practices per week. Further details can be found under Practice Schedule. 

 Each practice is one hour long. All practice details, such as locations and times, will be determined by the coach of that team based on his/her availability as well as on the fields that are available and convenient to him/her.  

Any schedule changes will be discussed and agreed to with parents.  

Short duration and small sided games are played at the end of the training to practice the class lessons. 

The coach divides the players into even teams to the extent possible. Weekend games for the travel/advanced players are held at the discretion of the coach based on fields and coach's availability. Games may be scheduled against other clubs. All players in recreation programs will play at least 50% of the game per the U.S. Soccer guidelines.  Coaches will manage substitutions accordingly to ensure minimum playing time for each player is met. However, in travel teams, 50% playing time is not guaranteed.

There will be 2 clinics/technical training sessions available this summer.

• June 24 - July 26 (4 weeks with no practice the 4th of July week):

$100 for 1-hr class per week

$185 for 2 1-hr classes per week

• August 5 - August 16 (2 weeks):

$75 for 1-hr class per week

$125 for 2 1-hr classes per week

Locations: Main location is Cedar Lane Park - East Area Fields 7&8. Other locations to be confirmed.

Days: Mon/Wed (2010-2012), Tue/Thur (2013-2017)

Time: 6:30-7:30 pm

**Schedule and length are subject to change and will depend on coach and field's availability.

Training kits (jerseys) can be ordered directly to the club or any of our staff members.

Bullying or destructive behavior is not tolerated at our camps along with any language that it is deemed or could be perceived as derogative against other players or staff members. If this occurs, a warning will be communicated to the parents at that time. If the behavior continuous, the player will no longer be allowed to attend camp and a refund will not be given.

All athletes must wear appropriate gear for the practices: uniform, soccer cleats, shin guards, and socks. Each camper/player must bring their appropriate ball size and their own bottle of cold water with his/her name printed on a label and/or a drink of their preference. 

Players must bring their own lunch and snack of your preference. We will provide Pizza on Friday as a celebration to the end of a successful Summer Camp. Please, let us know if your kids suffer of any food allergies.

In the event no natural shade or shelter is available near the fields, we will provide canopies to get players out of the sun regularly. Player will have plenty of water breaks to ensure they stay well hydrated during our activities.

We will stop playing only in the event of inclement weather, which it is in the case of extreme heat, thunder or lightning. If it is just rain, we will play. Please, make sure your child brings a rain jacket. 

We will do all possible to practice near a safe shelter in the event of inclement weather. The safety and well-being of the children is our number one priority. If it is raining in the morning, please travel to the fields unless otherwise communicated. We will make every attempt to avoid camp day cancellations. In case the program cannot be made up, no refunds or credits are offered.

If a player is sick, please keep your child at home to avoid spreading it to other kids or avoid worsening your child’s sickness. 

We will do our best possible to facility access to cold water and/or refills during training, and will monitor the need of water breaks. 

No pets allowed. If a person brings a pet to the field, it should be taken back home or stay at least 50 yards away from the field for the safety of the players or other people at the field.

Each player is expected to bring their appropriate ball size, water bottle with their name printed on a label or a drink of their preference, shin guards and soccer cleats.

Spectators/parents may sit the side of the field or the bleachers during the games and practices.

Spectators/parents may not stand or sit behind the goals or on the end lines, or in the field areas assigned for coaches and players. 

Any criticism of players, coaches, or referees is prohibited.

Please refrain from coaching from the sidelines as kids will be distracted during games and/or practices. Positive cheering is encouraged. Examples of positive cheering are “Good job!” or "Good Safe" or "Amazing Goal". “Stay back on defense!” "Attack" are examples of coaching from the sidelines.

No pets allowed. If a person brings a pet to the field, it should be taken back home or stay at least 50 yards away from the field for the safety of the players or other people at the field.

 If a player cannot come to practice due to sickness, the player will be allowed to participate with a different group as agreed to with the coach. 

There will be two (2) makeups scheduled at the end of the season for any practices cancelled due to Inclement weather. Some practices could be extended to make up for cancelled practices. Notifications will be provided to parents in advance of the practice. 

Under some circumstances, decisions will be made on the field prior to or during the practice. The Club will follow the US Soccer recommendations. Coaches will use their own judgement for holding, shortening, or cancelling practices.