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Soccer Camps - West Virginia

Bethany Soccer Camps Inc
(www.bethanysoccercamps.com)
Bethany Soccer Camps were founded and operated by John Cunningham and Frank Christy since 1974. The camps provide instruction and team development opportunities to players from 8-18 in an invironment that emphasizes skill improvement, team tactics, sportsmanship, positional play, conditioning with ball, and communication skills. Training sessions include: systems of play in attack an defense, set plays, man-to-man and zone defending, and attacking strategies. Instruction and soccer activities are appropriate to age, skill level and game awareness.

Concord University Soccer Camp
(www.cumountainlions.com)
The Concord University Men’s Soccer Program will be hosting the first ever Elite and Premier soccer camps for both boys and girls. The Elite Camp runs July 13th-17th and is for boys and girls in the middle school – high school ages. The cost for the Elite residential camp is $300 and $230 for full day / non-resident. The Premier Camp runs July 6th – 10th and is for boys and girls who completed kindergarden – 5th grade. The cost for the Premier full day camp is $210, and the Premier half day camp is $140. There is an EARLY BIRD SPECIAL of $25.00 OFF if your application is postmarked by June 23rd!

The camp is under the direction of the Concord University Men’s Soccer coach Steve Barrett. For more information about the camps contact Coach Barrett at (304)384-5131 or e-mail at barretts@concord.edu. Check the Concord University website for information and application form.

Potomac Highlands Soccer Club
(http://www.youth-soccer.com/)
Potomac Highlands Soccer Club is located in Mineral County, West Virginia, and is the only private youth soccer club in the United States. It is located in a lovely valley on Pattersons Creek, just before it runs into the Potomac River. The Potomac River divides Maryland and West Virginia. We are at the head waters of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal that runs from Cumberland, Maryland for 150 miles along the Potomac River to end in Washington, DC.

It is owned and operated by Susan Barse and Nelson McAvoy. It was started in 1996 and by necessity was privately owned because, in mountainous country, school yards were not planed with large enough fields. We now have almost identical programs in neighboring Grant and Hardy Counties. We are on the state boundry so we have players from both Maryland and West Virginia.

West Virginia Chaos Soccer Club (http://westvirginiachaos.com/index.asp)
We further support participation based upon individual interest and ability rather than economic circumstance. By developing the character and skill of its players, West Virginia Chaos seeks to foster community-wide support for youth soccer, to heighten recognition of the Kanawha Valley area, and to achieve soccer excellence on a statewide basis and throughout the mid-Atlantic region.

West Virginia Wesleyan “Edge” Camp
(www.bobcatsoccer.com)
West Virginia Wesleyan College’s residential soccer camp continues the dedication for quality instruction and personal player development. We offer a springboard for continued soccer growth in West Virginia and other areas throughout the United States. High school players will gain the necessary edge to make their fall, club and ODP teams while our younger campers will gain the skills and tactical awareness necessary for future development.

WVSA Summer Soccer Camp
(http://www.wvsoccer.net/cgi-bin/artman/publish/index.shtml)
18 Jun 2006 - 22 Jun 2006
Cedar Lakes 4H Camp, Ripley WV

Our Purpose: To provide instruction in individual and team soccer skills including goalkeeping, strategy, positioning, and tactics.

Cedar Lakes Conference Center
Ripley WV
Route 21 near Ripley, WV
Exit 132 Off Interstate 77

Cedar Lakes Conference Center
Ripley, West Virginia
Directed By Bob Gray

Our Program: Utilizing the latest techniques in training and instruction, and with the aid of modern equipment and excellent facilities, each student will receive help in individual skills and application of these skills to group techniques. Campers will be provided instruction based on their individual needs and abilities. There will be daily intra-camp matches. The swimming facilities will be open for use and certified life guards will be on duty during all camp swims.