Why Upper 90?

This is the fifth summer for Upper 90, yet for many of our soccer players it is their first camp experience. Our staff of nationally licensed coaches was selected because of their passion for the game and their ability to teach. Our coaches ensure that players of every age and ability level will learn and love the game of soccer. We provide continuous attention, individual skills training, various group exercises, frequent small-sided games, and full field matches. In addition to this first class training every player receives an official Upper 90 shirt, ball, and personal evaluation and recommendations from the coaching staff. The Upper 90 Soccer Academy will be held at the Olney Boys and Girls Club Community Park at Freeman's field; we will play and train on new full size fields. Each day will end with Upper 90 challenges!! Upper 90 soccer Academy is an exciting, fun camp for players of all levels!!!

In addition to this first class training every player receives:

• An official Upper 90 shirt

• A new soccer ball

• A personal evaluation and recommendations completed by the coaching staff.

The Upper 90 Soccer Academy will be held at the Olney Boys and Girls Club Community Park at Freeman's field. Upper 90 will be adding a second site this year at Farquhar Middle School!!!

Each day will end with Upper 90 challenges!! Upper 90 Soccer Academy is an exciting, fun camp for players of all levels!!!

Sessions

• June 18-22 - Striker Week

• July 16-20 at Farquhar. Half Day 9:00-12:00

• July 23-27 - Team "World" Cup Week

Striker Week- will consist of training for attacking players that will increase opportunities to score goals. Players will learn basic techniques of striking the ball include using both feet, accuracy in shooting, changing pace and direction, plus receiving and turning. Each player will score more goals during the week then they thought possible. Upper 90 will help develop your presence on the field as a goal scoring threat.

Team 'World' Cup Week- teams will work on team tactics, team building, restarts, small group work and offensive and defensive shapes. Each team will play at least two competitive games per day and have a chance to transfer their newly acquired skills and knowledge from practice to the game field.