April 24, 2012
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By Doug Richards
UCFAthletics.com
ORLANDO, Fla. (UCFAthletics.com) - This summer, youngsters will have the opportunity to learn from the UCF men's soccer coaching staff when head coach Bryan Cunningham hosts three camps.
The Residential and Team Camp runs from July 8-12 and is one of the top camps in the region with registration open to athletes ages 9-18.
The Elite ID Camp is specialized and dedicated to those players seeking to reach the goal of playing soccer on the collegiate level. Those attending this camp from July 26-29 will live in the dorms, interact with members of the Knights and receive a true collegiate experience during their time.
Coaches from across the region will all be on hand, assisting with day-to-day camp activities. Players will train by position and as well as in teams with goalkeepers receiving specialized training with experienced coaches.
""Every year our goal is to have the best possible staff working our camp. We want to give the campers a great experience, whether they are learning the fundamentals of soccer or competing at a high level," Cunningham said.
A day camp, for ages 4-10 is set for June 18-22.
All camps will take place on the UCF campus. Those in attendance will play on the Knights' practice fields as well as at the newly renovated UCF Soccer Stadium, which opened last year.