Belmont Second Soccer offers this page as a helpful bulletin board for families researching soccer camps in the area for their K-2nd grader. Please send us names of relevant soccer camps you would like us to post as we would like this page to be useful to BSS families. BSS does not endorse camps or claim to recommend one camp over another. We suggest you contact each camp to learn more about whether its program would be an appropriate fit for your child.

SUMMER VACATION CAMPS

The table below has been put together for your convenience and cannot be guarenteed. Please check details with the camp providers:

Champion Soccer School

Butler Summer Camps!

If you have been looking for a fun, safe, and inexpensive way for your child to spend his or her first two weeks of summer vacation, look no further! Brian Bisceglia-Kane, a third grade teacher at the Daniel Butler School, and Charles Goodhue are co-owners of Champion Soccer School.

Champion, currently in it’s eighth year, successfully piloted three new weeks of camp at the Butler School in Belmont in 2009- two multi-sport and arts and crafts camps and one week-long soccer camp. They are offering the same programs for 2010. Their April Vacation Camp was a huge success, with over 50 children from Butler attending (80 overall).

Don't forget to mention Belmont 2nd Soccer when you register - we will receive $10.

Multi-Sport and Arts
June 21st- June 25th
9:00-3:00
$165
20 Spots Left (as of 5/1)

Soccer Camp
June 28th-July 2nd.
9:00-3:00
$165
25 Spots Left (as of 5/1)

To register, or for any additional inquiries, please visit Champion’s website www.championsoccerschool.com or call (781) 718-3238.

Champion does offer several half and full scholarships to families in need. Call the number above or email us at championsoccerschool@yahoo.com if you need financial assistance.

Soccer 101 Academy

Gary Crompton, Bentley University's Head Men's Soccer Coach will again be running several summer camps in the area.

Soccer 101 Academy prides itself on expert instruction and attention to player development in a safe, fun-filled environment. We encourage technical excellence, tactical awareness and teamwork in a fun yet challenging forum. The program develops self-confidence and stresses learning, fair play, sportsmanship. For registration details go to www.soccer101academy.com.

Programs include:
Belmont - Belmont Middle School
Aug. 23 - 26 Mon-Thu 1/2 day $125, full day $215

Grasshopper Football Club

Grasshopper Football Club offers a variety of programs which are open to players in our Academy & Teams programs, AND to players who are not full-time GFC members.
GFC Vacation Clinics, Speed/Agility Training, Goalkeeper/Striker Training, Skill School Technical Training, and Soccer Tours provide exceptional experiences for players who seek high quality player development opportunities.

Age-Appropriate Curriculum-Based TRAINING CLINIC with Activities & Games which facilitate the teaching of Fundamental Technical & Tactical Aspects of the game. This clinic incorporates fun and learning thru thoughtful soccer activities. For registration details go to www.grasshopper-fc.com .

Boston College Eagles - now have seperate camps for both girls and boys

For Girls ages 6-14

Currently in its eighth year of operation, The Lady Eagles Soccer School provides girls-only soccer programs at Boston College. The camps and clinics on offer range from youth development camps for players as young as six years old all the way to high school team preparation clinics. Each of the programs is specifically designed to develop the player in a fun environment. Our experienced staff made of college coaches offer great insight into the game and former and current college players act as counselors who are excellent role models for the campers.

Girls Summer Clinic #1 June 28- July 1 9:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m Newton Field
Girls Summer Clinic #2 July 19-22 9:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m Newton Field 6-14

For registration details go to http://bceagles.cstv.com/camps

For Boys ages 6-12

The Eagles Soccer Boys Day Clinic, is a full day of soccer (9:00am-3:00pm). Players are grouped by both age and skill level so that each child is challenged, but not overwhelmed. Our goal is to provide a FUN and positive learning environment for all participants, from beginners to the advanced.

Boys Day Clinic 7/26/10 - 7/29/10
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Newton Campus
$275 - Before June 1 (price increases after this date)

This program teaches young women basic to advanced skills needed for team play.  The staff includes current and former Boston College All-Americans, current Division 1 collegiate coaches and players and representatives of the Boston Breakers and W-League teams.  

For registration details go to http://bceagles.cstv.com/camps

Belmont Day School's Go! Soccer'
For children entering grades one to eight "Belmont Day School’s Go!Soccer program is dedicated to providing excellent soccer instruction in a fun, safe, and supportive environment. Our goal is to give each child the opportunity to learn through participation in skill stations, small-sided groups, and games. There is an 8:1 child to coach ratio."

August 23-27, 8:30am-3:30pm $420

Belmont Recreation Department soccer program.
Led by Play Soccer and BHS Coach Staci Marino, this all-day soccer program at Belmont High School includes individual and team play and swimming at the Higginbottom Pool.

Dates:
June 28 - July 2, 2010, 9am-4pm, $175
July 12 - July 16, 2010, 9am-4pm, $175

WINTER CLINICS

Boston College Lady Eagles Winter Clinic
This program teaches young women basic to advanced skills needed for team play.  The staff includes current and former Boston College All-Americans, current Division 1 collegiate coaches and players and representatives of the Boston Breakers and W-League teams.