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Soccer Goalie Camp

Program Information

Here at the NT Rec Dept, we believe that at the core of every successful soccer team is a confident and prepared goalkeeper. We will provide each participant with an environment that exposes them to new ideas; challenging them to think the role of a goalkeeper and allow them to make their own decisions with guidance. 

The purpose of our camp is to aid our goalkeepers in reaching their maximum potential as a player. 

 

Our program will provide goalkeeping instruction for all ability levels ranging from introductory sessions to a high-paced training environment. Each of our camps will focus on the technical development of the player through scenario-based learning.

Shin guards and cleats are highly recommended. The NT Rec Dept can assist you in acquiring these if you like. Just email Michelle at mbernas@northtonawanda.org

 

Dates & Times

Boys & Girls Clinics

Grades 3 - 5

August 5th - 9th, 9 AM - 3 PM

Camp will include breakfast snack, lunch, drinks, gloves and camp t-shirt. 

Boys & Girls Clinics

Grades 6 - 8

August 12th - 16th, 9 AM - 3 PM

Camp will include breakfast snack, lunch, drinks, gloves and camp t-shirt. 

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Goals & Objectives

The main objectives of the our camp is based upon providing a positive and fun atmosphere for youth athletes to learn and improve on the fundamentals of soccer goalkeeping in an environment that emphasizes teamwork and sportsmanship.

This will be accomplished by:

  • Coaching with positive reinforcement and an emphasis on building confidence.

  • Teaching the fundamentals of soccer goalkeeping in a fun and positive manner.

  • Encouraging competitiveness without sacrificing sportsmanship or teamwork

  • Creating skills & drills that make learning the game fun and interacive.

 

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Bella Hooley

Raygen Manzare

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Former NTHS varsity soccer standouts

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Camp Staff

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