FROM THE CAMP FLYER
Program # 1- School of Excellence
This camp is an excellent way for players ages 8-14 to develop their individual technical skills in a fun and challenging environment. We want you to become a master of the ball.
Skills will be taught by using training methods that will allow each player the maximum number of touches and repetitions. Each session will begin with 30 minutes of instruction followed by 45 minutes of structured small sided games. This allows each player to master their technical skills in game situations. We will use the same training methods that have produced State Cup Champions, All-State, All-Midwest and College All-Americans.
Program # 2-Elite Soccer Skills
The Elite Soccer Skills is designed to provide players the opportunity to improve their technical and tactical skills during an intensive soccer camp. A major point of focus will be on the individual (attacking, defending, ball control, passing, shooting) skills. Skill-sets will be utilized to allow each player maximum repetitions on the ball.
Speed, Agility & Quickness will be included in the first hour with technical skill development under pressure. This part of the program is designed to prepare players for playing fast paced competitive soccer.
Functional and tactical training will focus on developing players general tactical awareness through specific positional topics. If you strive to be an Elite player then you can’t miss this camp. Perfect pre-season camp for high level players.
Program # 3-Goalkeeper Camp
Goalkeeping is an important part of the game of soccer and no position receives as much benefit to individual training as the goalkeeper does. This camp is designed to solely focus on goalkeeping for players age 10 and up. Goalkeepers will receive instruction on catching, playing angles, handling crosses, footwork and distribution. This will be a can’t miss camp for any goalkeeper who wants to get to the next level.
Program # 4-Future Stars Camp
This camp focuses on familiarizing players ages 4-8 with the soccer ball. Players will develop soccer coordination with and without the soccer ball through fun games and exercises. Developing social skills within small groups they will learn proper soccer technique for dribbling, juggling, receiving, shooting and fast footwork.
CAMP LOCATION:
Lake Country Soccer Fields. Upon receiving your application and payment for the Springfield S.C. 2008 Summer Soccer Programs you will receive a confirmation email with more camp information including a map to the Springfield S.C. Summer Soccer Programs training facilities. Also included will be the hotline number for updates.
Springfield SC School of Excellence - July 8 & 10
Springfield SC School of Excellence - July 15 & 17
Springfield SC School of Excellence - July 22 & 24
Springfield SC Elite Soccer Skills - August 1-3
Springfield SC Goalkeeping Camp - August 1-3
Springfield SC Future Stars - July 21- 24
Springfield SC Summer Camps 2008 flyer
Questions? Call 417-832-1552 or email springfieldsc@sbcglobal.net
SUMMER PROGRAM STAFF
• Jeremy Alumbaugh-Program Director
The Program Director is Jeremy Alumbaugh, who currently serves as the Director of Soccer Operations for the Springfield S.C. The Illinois native played his collegiate soccer at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh an NCAA Division III power. He became the Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach at Missouri State University in 1996 helping lead the Bears to the NCAA Division I Tournament in 1997 and 1999. He coached for the Chicago Magic S.C. from 2001-2004 and helped numerous teams to State, Regional and National Championships with the Magic. Springfield S.C. has numerous players in the collegiate soccer ranks and the club captured the first State Cup Championship for a team from Southwest Missouri in 2007.
• Zach Alumbaugh-Assistant Director
Having finished up his playing career at NCAA Division III Midwest power Loras College, Alumbaugh began his coaching career at the collegiate level. He has since turned his attention to working with youth players. His knowledge, passion and enthusiasm for developing younger players is evident in his training sessions.
• Eric Sorlie-Assistant Director
Eric Sorlie, former assistant Men’s Soccer Coach at Missouri State, joined the Springfield S.C. staff full time in January of 2007. Sorlie was an instrumental figure in the growth of MSU soccer and is determined to continue to develop the youth soccer movement in Southwest Missouri. Having played for both the Dallas Texans and West Texas A & M, Sorlie is used to competing at the national level. His knowledge, experience and enthusiasm for the game are a great addition to the staff.
• Jesse Miech Goalkeeping Director
Jesse Miech, brings a tremendous amount of experience to the Goalkeeper Camp this summer. Miech played collegiately at Creighton and Drake before graduating from Morningside College. This past winter he received the NSCAA Advanced Goalkeeping Diploma. Miech currently directs the Goalkeepers at Clemson University. His knowledge and passion for the position are tops in the nation.


















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