New to the game
Build comfort with the ball, learn the basics and discover the fun of playing with others.
MAKE THE BREAK
COUNT.
One-day and three-day soccer camps for U6 to U15 boys and girls, built around school holidays and breaks. Focused practice, purposeful coaching and skills they can take back to their team.
FIND THEIR CAMPU6–U15Boys and girls
One day or threeChoose the format that fits
A written session planSkills connected to game play
1 coach : 15 playersTalented coaches. Personal attention.
START WHERE THEY ARE.
BUILD FROM THERE.
All skill levels are welcome, from first-time players to elite athletes. We pair players with others of similar age and playing ability so the challenge fits their stage of development.
Building their game
Connect first touch, passing and movement with decisions under pressure and small-sided play.
Competitive & elite
Take on sharper decisions, competitive duels and game situations that demand precision and purpose.
Group placement considers age and ability together. Tell the camp team about your player’s experience so we can help them find the right fit.
MORE THAN A CAMP.
SOMETHING TO BUILD ON.
School holidays are a chance to keep learning, keep playing and stay connected to the game. 1CS provides focused soccer sessions, coaching attention and a clear purpose for the time your child spends on the field.
Technical practice
Players work on the tools of the game: first touch, close control, passing, striking and finishing. The camp’s focus gives that practice a direction, with repeated opportunities to use the ball.
Game understanding
Skills become more useful when a player knows when to use them. Our camp themes connect technique to situations such as keeping possession, winning a duel, combining with teammates and finding a chance to finish.
Confidence through practice
Camp gives players room to try, make a mistake and try again. The aim is to help them become more comfortable on the ball and more willing to make decisions when they return to their team.
Competition & connection
Soccer is a team game. Players practice with others, work through competitive situations and learn how their actions affect the players around them. Boys and girls take part together.
Coaching attention
Written session plans and small groups give the coaching a clear structure. Our standard is one coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th player.
A next step beyond camp
Learning should carry into the next team session. Our listed three-day camps include a written player evaluation naming what your child should practice next, sent within two days of camp.
A CAMP WEEK.
A COMPLETE EXPERIENCE.
Explore nine multi-day camp offerings, each with a clear focus. Several days to learn, practice and connect the pieces of the game. Our current camp weeks run for three days; other multi-day formats depend on the local program. Explore the focus below, then find your state for confirmed dates, ages, hours and availability.
Compete Week
A camp week built around competing with purpose: winning individual duels, protecting possession and working together when the ball changes hands.
- LEARNING FOCUS 1Win Your Duels
- LEARNING FOCUS 2Keep It, Win It Back
- LEARNING FOCUS 3Team competition
Ball Mastery & Foundations
A progressive camp for players building their technical base. Work on a purposeful first touch, close control in traffic and using the ball under pressure.
- LEARNING FOCUS 1First Touch
- LEARNING FOCUS 2Close Control in Traffic
- LEARNING FOCUS 31v1 Under Pressure
Attacking & Finishing
A camp focused on creating chances and finishing them. Players connect clean striking with combination play and decisions around goal.
- LEARNING FOCUS 1Strike It Clean
- LEARNING FOCUS 2Combine to Create
- LEARNING FOCUS 3Read and Finish
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MORE WAYS TO SPEND THE BREAK.
These formats are part of our planned camp offering. Local availability will appear as camps are confirmed.
Winter Break Camp
Keep the game moving over the winter school break with ball work, team play and a clear learning focus.
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What players work on
Build a confident first touch, keep the ball close and connect passes with movement. Coaches can bring those skills into attacking exercises and small-sided games, with the local curriculum setting the focus.
- Ball mastery & first touch
- Passing & movement
- Small-sided games
The camp experience
Players work with athletes of similar age and ability, from beginners to experienced competitors. A multi-day format gives the group time to revisit a skill, add a challenge and use it in game situations.
What parents should know
A productive break and ideas to carry back into team training. Check your state’s listing for confirmed dates, daily hours, playing surface, price and included items; winter school calendars vary by location.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
Spring Break Camp
Turn the spring school break into purposeful practice, small-sided games and time with teammates.
Explore this camp
What players work on
Connect first touch, dribbling and passing with decisions on the field. Players practice creating space, supporting a teammate and recognizing when to keep the ball or attack.
- Technical practice
- Small-sided games
- Team play
The camp experience
Sessions build from a clear technical focus into partner activities and game play. Coaches adjust the challenge to each group’s age and playing level so beginners and more experienced players can keep progressing.
What parents should know
More familiarity with the ball and a clearer understanding of how individual skills support a team. Dates, duration, daily hours and the exact curriculum are confirmed in the local camp listing.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
Multi-Skill Camp
A varied camp experience connecting ball control, passing, attacking and game understanding.
Explore this camp
What players work on
Explore several parts of the game: receiving the ball, changing direction, passing with purpose and creating a chance to finish. Each skill connects to a practical game situation.
- Ball skills
- Passing & movement
- Game situations
The camp experience
Rather than staying with a single specialist theme, the camp gives players a broader range of activities. Technical practice, partner work and small-sided games help them apply what they have learned.
What parents should know
A broader soccer toolkit and useful ideas for the next team session. Your local listing confirms the session plan, age range, schedule and camp inclusions.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
Summer Full-Day Camp
An extended-day summer format with room for technical sessions, team activities and game play.
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What players work on
Use the additional session time to connect ball mastery and passing with team play. The local curriculum determines which technical skills and game situations receive the most attention.
- Technical sessions
- Team activities
- Match play
The camp experience
The daily plan balances focused soccer activities with scheduled breaks. Families should review local arrangements for meals, hydration, rest periods, arrival and pickup before registering.
What parents should know
More time to practice, connect with other players and enjoy the game. Full-day hours, meal arrangements, facilities and any required equipment are confirmed for each local camp.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
Summer Finishing Camp
A summer focus on creating chances, striking cleanly and making decisions around goal.
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What players work on
Work on body position, ball contact and timing a shot. Combine with teammates to create space and recognize when to shoot, pass or take another touch.
- Ball striking
- Attacking combinations
- Finishing decisions
The camp experience
Players move from technical repetition into attacking exercises and game situations. Coaches adapt the level of pressure and challenge to the group rather than treating every player the same.
What parents should know
A clearer approach to attacking play and skills to keep practicing with a team. Local listings confirm ages, camp length, session hours and the planned progression.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
Preseason Camp
Reconnect with the ball and team play before returning to the club season.
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What players work on
Refresh first touch, passing and movement, then connect those actions through competitive activities. The emphasis is purposeful soccer practice and useful decisions with teammates.
- Technical sharpness
- Team connections
- Game readiness
The camp experience
Players have room to regain familiarity with the game, try combinations and work through situations they may encounter in club training. The coaching team sets a suitable challenge for each age and ability group.
What parents should know
A focused return to soccer with practical learning to build on. Check the local listing for timing relative to your season, the camp curriculum and all registration details.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
ONE-DAY SOCCER CAMPSONE DAY OFF.
ONE DAY OFF.
PLENTY TO BUILD ON.
For the single school holidays.
A focused camp in one day.
A day camp brings purposeful practice, coaching and game play together around one school day off. MLK Day and Presidents Day are included in the planning calendar. Other single-day school holidays can be added locally; each listing confirms its focus, hours, ages, price and included items.
MLK Day Camp
A focused soccer experience that makes the most of one school holiday.
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What players work on
A named learning theme guides the day’s ball work and game situations. Players practice the action, then use it with teammates and opponents in competitive play.
- Ball work
- Game situations
- Competitive play
The camp experience
A one-day format brings learning and games together without a multi-day commitment. Players are grouped with athletes of similar age and ability, with coaches guiding the practice throughout.
What parents should know
One useful skill or idea to take into the next team session. The local listing confirms the holiday date, daily hours, price, age range and included items.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
Presidents Day Camp
A day off school, a clear soccer focus and plenty of opportunities to use the ball.
Explore this camp
What players work on
Start with a purposeful technical theme and connect it to decisions in the game. Depending on the local curriculum, the focus can be control, passing, competing or finishing.
- A clear learning theme
- Time on the ball
- Learning through games
The camp experience
Coaching, partner activities and game play create a complete one-day experience. Each group works at a level suited to its age and ability, with room to practice and try again.
What parents should know
A focused day of learning to build on after camp. Review your state’s listing for the confirmed date, focus, schedule, venue, price and inclusions.
One coach for every 15 players. Groups matched by age and playing ability.
LEARN IT.
USE IT. BUILD ON IT.
Every session follows a written plan. The technical work has a reason behind it, and the camp themes give players a chance to connect that work to the game.
A clear focus
A named session theme tells players what they are working on—from first touch to winning a duel.
Time to practice
Technical work gives players opportunities to work on the action and become more familiar with it.
A game connection
Competitive themes and game situations put those skills into context: pressure, decisions, teammates and opponents.
Something to carry forward
The goal is a useful skill or idea that players can keep practicing when they return to their club.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PRACTICEKNOW THE GAME.
KNOW THE GAME.
KNOW HOW TO TEACH IT.
Every camp brings former professional athletes and accredited high-level coaches. Local camp leads coordinate the program and its coaching team.
The value for your child is clear instruction, purposeful practice and feedback they can use. Every session follows a written plan, with a coach-to-player ratio designed to leave room for attention.
All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to elite players. We pair athletes of similar age and playing ability so each group gets a challenge that fits.
THE PEOPLE.
THE STANDARDS.
Accredited coaches
Coaching accreditation is required for our camp coaches.
Background checks
Background checks are required as part of our coaching standards.
Safeguarding training
Our coaches are required to complete safeguarding training.
CPR & first-aid coverage
Staff trained in CPR and first aid are on site during camp.
A CAMP EXPERIENCE.
A NEXT STEP.
A written player evaluation
Our listed three-day camps include a written evaluation from the coach within two days of camp. It names what to practice next, so your family has a concrete starting point for continuing the learning.
1st Class jerseys
Two jerseys at multi-day camps, one at one-day camps, and they are yours to keep. Optional purchases from the store are separate.
One-day camps include one 1st Class jersey; each listing shows its schedule and price.
Find the camp that fits your playerFIRST CAMP? START HERE.THEIR CAMP.
THEIR CAMP.
YOUR PEACE OF MIND.
Know the plan before the first whistle.
Is this the right camp for my player?
All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to elite players. Choose the learning focus that fits their goals: touch and control, attacking and finishing, or competing and possession. We pair players with similar-skilled athletes and consider age when arranging groups.
How are players grouped?
Players are grouped by age and playing ability, with activities and challenges suited to their level. U6–U15 is the overall camp range, not one mixed training group. Tell the team about your player’s experience before camp so we can help them settle into the right group.
Does my child need to be an experienced player?
No. Beginners, developing players and elite athletes are welcome. We match players with similar-skilled athletes, so they can learn and compete at an appropriate level.
Who is looking after my child?
Our standard is one coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th player. Coaching accreditation, background checks and safeguarding training are required. Staff trained in CPR and first aid are on site during camp. Pickup is limited to an adult on the roster. Former professional athletes and accredited high-level coaches lead the sessions, with local camp leads coordinating the program.
What if my child is nervous?
Tell the camp team before arrival about anything that would help your child settle in. Ask about attending with a friend, the first-day welcome and how coaches can support a player who is new to the group.
What about allergies, medication or injuries?
Speak with the local camp team before booking about allergies, medical needs, medication arrangements and emergency procedures. Confirm the support available for your child before they attend.
What do we bring—and what comes home?
Players wear black shorts and black socks, both in the 1st Class store if you need them. Bring water, a snack and suitable soccer gear. Check the local venue’s footwear instructions. Our listed three-day camps include two jerseys and a player evaluation within two days, with a next step to practice. One-day inclusions vary by camp.
Can friends or siblings attend together?
Each child is registered individually. Ask the local team about friend requests, sibling ages, eligibility and group placement before registering.
A person to ask. A clear next step.
Questions about your local camp? Tell us the camp you’re considering and what you’d like to know.
READY TO PLAY.
Check the camp details
Confirm dates, daily hours, group placement and the venue’s footwear instructions.
Tell us what matters
Speak with your local team about medical needs, allergies, pickup adults and anything that will help your child settle in.
Pack for their session
Players wear black shorts and black socks (need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store). Bring water, a snack and soccer gear, and check your local camp’s arrival instructions before the first day.
FIND A CAMPFIND THEIR NEXT
FIND THEIR NEXT
SOCCER CAMP.
One-day and multi-day soccer camps. School holidays and breaks.
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NOVEMBER 2026 TO MARCH 2027PICK THEIR
PICK THEIR
NEXT BREAK.
Choose a holiday or school break.
See where we have camps.
A camp on every school holiday and break. Break dates vary by school district; each location shows its exact dates.
Thanksgiving week · 3-day camp
Compete Week
Nov 23 to 25, 2026
Competing & possession. Win your duels, keep it and win it back, then the Compete Week Cup on day 3.
9:00 AM to noon daily
St. George runs Mon and Tue evenings and Wed morning
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
$195Camp tuition
Three camp days · per player
Three camp days · per player
What’s inside this camp
Game-first. Each morning opens with a short technical block, then moves into small-sided match play built around the day’s theme, with the score kept in every game.
The three days
- Day 1Win Your Duels
1v1 attacking and defending: beating a player and stopping one.
- Day 2Keep It, Win It Back
Possession under pressure and the five seconds after the ball is lost. Cup teams are drafted at the end of the day.
- Day 3Compete Week Cup
A mini-tournament by age group, with placement games so every team plays.
A typical morning · 9:00 AM to noon
- Arrival & free play10 min
- Warm-up game15 min
- Technical block30 min
- Small-sided game30 min
- Snack & water break15 min
- Theme challenge30 min
- Match play40 min
- Wrap-up10 min
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- Two 1st Class jerseys, theirs to keep
- A written evaluation from their coach within two days of camp, naming what to practice next
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Winter Camp 1 · 3-day camp
Ball Mastery & Foundations
Dec 7 to 9, 2026
Touch & control. First touch, close control in traffic and 1v1 under pressure.
5:00 to 7:00 PM daily
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
$145Camp tuition
Three camp days · per player
Three camp days · per player
What’s inside this camp
Hundreds of touches a night. The same ball mastery routine opens every evening so players can count their progress, and every night ends with a Move of the Night they can do.
The three days
- Day 1First Touch
Receiving cleanly and taking the first touch away from pressure. Move of the Night: the pull-back.
- Day 2Close Control in Traffic
Keeping the ball in tight, crowded space. Move of the Night: the step-over.
- Day 31v1 Under Pressure
Using the moves against a real defender from different angles. Move of the Night: the Cruyff turn.
A typical evening · 5:00 to 7:00 PM
- Arrival & ball mastery routine10 min
- Warm-up game15 min
- Technical block20 min
- Snack & water break10 min
- Move of the Night25 min
- Small-sided games30 min
- Wrap-up10 min
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- Two 1st Class jerseys, theirs to keep
- A written evaluation from their coach within two days of camp, naming what to practice next
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Winter Camp 2 · 3-day camp
Attacking & Finishing
Dec 14 to 16, 2026
Create & score. Strike it clean, combine to create, read and finish. Winter Camp 1 is not required.
5:00 to 7:00 PM daily
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
$145Camp tuition
Three camp days · per player
Three camp days · per player
What’s inside this camp
Most of every evening is spent shooting, combining and playing to goal. Short lines and lots of balls, with goalkeepers rotated so every player gets finishing reps.
The three days
- Day 1Strike It Clean
Shooting technique: placement first, then power, with the inside-foot finish and the laces strike.
- Day 2Combine to Create
Wall passes, overlaps and third-player runs that break a defense open.
- Day 3Read and Finish
When to shoot, pass or dribble, in 2v1s, 3v2s and live games.
A typical evening · 5:00 to 7:00 PM
- Arrival & ball mastery routine10 min
- Warm-up game15 min
- Technical block20 min
- Snack & water break10 min
- Numbers-up attacks to goal25 min
- Small-sided games to goal30 min
- Wrap-up10 min
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- Two 1st Class jerseys, theirs to keep
- A written evaluation from their coach within two days of camp, naming what to practice next
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Winter break · 3-day camp
Winter Break Camp
Dec 21, 2026 to Jan 1, 2027
Keep the game moving. Ball mastery and first touch, passing and movement, and small-sided games over the holidays.
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
Dates follow your local school calendar.
$195Camp tuition
Three camp days · per player
REGISTER · St. George, UTDec 21 to 23 · Mon to Wed, 9:00 AM to noonThree camp days · per player
Other locations: registration opens Nov 15
GET UPDATESWhat’s inside this camp
The holidays are when soccer goes quiet. Three days that keep the ball at their feet, so they return to their team sharper, not rusty.
The three days
- Day 1Ball Mastery & First Touch
Hundreds of touches and a first touch that sets up the next action.
- Day 2Passing & Movement
Moving the ball, and moving to receive it, in small-sided play.
- Day 3Small-Sided Games
Everything from the first two days, in game after game.
Every session
Arrival & ball mastery · Warm-up game · Technical block · Small-sided games · Theme challenge · Match play · Wrap-up
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- Two 1st Class jerseys, theirs to keep
- A written evaluation from their coach within two days of camp, naming what to practice next
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Hours and exact dates are confirmed for each location when registration opens Nov 15.
MLK Day · 1-day camp
MLK Day Camp
Monday, Jan 18, 2027
One holiday, purposeful practice. Ball work, game situations and competitive play, all in one day.
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
$95Camp tuition
One camp day · per player
One camp day · per player
Registration opens Nov 15
GET UPDATESWhat’s inside this camp
A school day off, spent on the ball. One focused session plan takes players from ball work to competitive games in a single day.
The day
- 01Ball Work
Ball mastery and the day’s core skill, taught short and repeated fast.
- 02Game Situations
2v1s and numbers-up attacks that force quick decisions.
- 03Competitive Play
Small-sided matches by age group to close the day.
Every session
Arrival & ball mastery · Warm-up game · Technical block · Small-sided games · Theme challenge · Match play · Wrap-up
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- A 1st Class jersey, theirs to keep
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Hours and exact dates are confirmed for each location when registration opens Nov 15.
Presidents Day · 1-day camp
Presidents Day Camp
Monday, Feb 15, 2027
A day off, a day on the ball. A clear learning theme, plenty of time on the ball and learning through games.
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
$95Camp tuition
One camp day · per player
One camp day · per player
Registration opens Nov 15
GET UPDATESWhat’s inside this camp
One clear learning theme, taught, practiced and played. Players leave knowing exactly what they worked on.
The day
- 01A Clear Learning Theme
One skill for the day, shown once and repeated fast.
- 02Time on the Ball
High-repetition practice with a ball at every player’s feet.
- 03Learning Through Games
The theme put to work in small-sided games.
Every session
Arrival & ball mastery · Warm-up game · Technical block · Small-sided games · Theme challenge · Match play · Wrap-up
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- A 1st Class jersey, theirs to keep
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Hours and exact dates are confirmed for each location when registration opens Nov 15.
Ski week · 3-day camp
Multi-Skill Camp
Mid-winter break, February 2027
Build a broader toolkit. Ball skills, passing and movement, and game situations across three days.
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
Dates follow your local school calendar.
$195Camp tuition
Three camp days · per player
Three camp days · per player
Registration opens Nov 15
GET UPDATESWhat’s inside this camp
A broader toolkit for the second half of the season. Three days that connect control, passing and game understanding rather than a single theme.
The three days
- Day 1Ball Skills
Control, dribbling and moves to beat a player.
- Day 2Passing & Movement
Combining with teammates and finding space to receive.
- Day 3Game Situations
Attacking and defending decisions in small-sided games.
Every session
Arrival & ball mastery · Warm-up game · Technical block · Small-sided games · Theme challenge · Match play · Wrap-up
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- Two 1st Class jerseys, theirs to keep
- A written evaluation from their coach within two days of camp, naming what to practice next
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Hours and exact dates are confirmed for each location when registration opens Nov 15.
Spring break · 3-day camp
Spring Break Camp
Spring break, March 2027
A break built around soccer. Technical practice, small-sided games and team play across three days.
U6–U15 · Boys and girls
Dates follow your local school calendar.
$195Camp tuition
Three camp days · per player
Three camp days · per player
Registration opens Nov 15
GET UPDATESWhat’s inside this camp
The spring season is close. Three days of focused practice and real games so players walk into it ready.
The three days
- Day 1Technical Practice
First touch, dribbling and passing, taught short and repeated fast.
- Day 2Small-Sided Games
The skills under pressure, with scoring rules that reward them.
- Day 3Team Play
Moving together in attack and defense, finishing with match play.
Every session
Arrival & ball mastery · Warm-up game · Technical block · Small-sided games · Theme challenge · Match play · Wrap-up
Every session follows a written plan: play, practice, then play again. Coaches adjust to the group.
Every player gets
- Two 1st Class jerseys, theirs to keep
- A written evaluation from their coach within two days of camp, naming what to practice next
The coaching standard
- One coach for every 15 players, with a second coach from the 16th
- Groups split by age as numbers grow, so players are matched on readiness
- All abilities welcome, U6 to U15, boys and girls
- Two adults on site the whole time; pickup only by an adult on the roster
Wear and bring
- Black shorts and black socks. Need a pair? Find them in the 1st Class store.
- Shin guards and the right shoes for the field. Each location page lists footwear and check-in.
- Water and a snack.
Hours and exact dates are confirmed for each location when registration opens Nov 15.
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