Church Soccer – powered by Oasys Sports
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Dates: June 12th – 15th, 2023 (5:00 PM – 7:00 PM)
Ages: 9 – 14 years old girls
Tuition: $190 Early Bird: $180 – register by May 15th
(an online convenience fee will be added upon registration)
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Our Junior Elite Summer Camp is designed for girls that are rising 5th-8th graders. The camp curriculum is designed to develop the tactical awareness and technical skills needed for promising young players to advance in their soccer careers. Training sessions and games are designed to challenge all levels of ability.
Additional Information
Health and Safety
Certified athletics trainers will also be at all field sessions. Water, Gatorade, and ice are available at all training sessions but it is recommended that players bring a small water bottle for use during games.
Additional information about medications, injuries, or emergencies can be found here: Duke Soccer School Safety Information
Other recommendations:
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| Training Facilities |
| We have access to both grass and turf fields at Duke University as needed. As the start of camp approaches, we will email which facility will be in use for camp along with an address and parking information. |
| Registration |
Once you have successfully completed the online registration process, you’ll receive a confirmation email to the email address associated with your account (please make sure the email address is accurate and up-to-date). If you believe your registration was successful, but you have not received a confirmation email, please check your junk or spam filter. |
| Cancellation Policy | |
| There is a $75 non-refundable processing fee for all cancellations. A cancellation and refund request must be made in writing (email [email protected]) prior to the start of camp. Cancellations submitted after the start of camp are not eligible for a refund.
Questions? Email us at [email protected] |
Church Soccer – powered by Oasys Sports
Robbie Church, Head Coach
Since being named the head coach of the Duke women’s soccer program on July 9, 2001, Robbie Church has built the Blue Devils into a national powerhouse, making three NCAA College Cup appearances and capturing a pair of ACC regular season championships over his 21 seasons at the helm.
Over his 36-year career, which covers both the men’s and women’s game, Church has amassed a 455-249-74 (.632) record, while going 346-180-69 (.638) in 27 years as a women’s head coach.
The 2011 and 2017 ACC Coach of the Year concluded his 21st season in Durham in 2021 with a 272-135-60 (.647) record and has won 105 matches over the last seven seasons, guiding the Blue Devils to NCAA College Cup appearances in two of the seven years. Church’s unparalleled success at Duke over the last 21 years has included 19 NCAA Championship appearances, advancing 13 times to the Round of 16 and 10 times to the Quarterfinals, while reaching the College Cup on three occasions — 2011, 2015, and 2017.
Kieran Hall, Associate Head Coach
One of the top young minds in the game, Kieran Hall is the Associate Head Coach of Duke Women’s Soccer. Hall joined the Duke women’s soccer program in January 2019 after spending 3 seasons with the Duke men’s team. Prior to Duke, he was a member of the technical staff at La Liga club Levante UD where he held roles as the U13-U16 Assistant Coordinator and scout for Atlético Levante UD.
He has also been on the coaching staff at Indy Eleven (USL) and the University of Denver Men’s Soccer. A former youth player at Liverpool FC and Bolton Wanderers FC academies, Hall was a member of the Fort Lewis College team that won the 2005 NCAA DII National Championship and finished runner-up in 2006. He also represented Great Britain at the 2007 and 2009 World University Games and was drafted by Houston Dynamo in 2008. He went on to spend time at other MLS clubs, including LA Galaxy and San Jose Earthquakes. He holds UEFA A and US Soccer A coaching licenses.
Carla Overbeck, Assistant Coach
One of the defensive mainstays of the U.S. national women’s team, Carla Overbeck helped Team USA to World Cup titles in 1991 and 1999 as well as Olympic gold in 1996 and silver in 2000. A member of the Duke coaching staff since 1992, Overbeck has worked with the Blue Devils for almost 30 years as Duke has advanced to 25 NCAA Tournaments including NCAA College Cup appearances in 2011, 2015, and 2017.
Overbeck’s playing accomplishments include competing for the United States National Team. Overbeck was an instrumental player for the U.S. in winning the 1991 Women’s World Cup in China. She captained the 1995 U.S. World Cup squad that advanced to the semifinals and also served as captain of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team that won the gold medal.
Lane Davis, Goalkeeper Coach
Lane Davis has over 20 years of coaching experience at the youth and Division I level. Davis oversaw one of the best defensive seasons in Duke women’s soccer history in 2017, as the Blue Devils orchestrated one of the greatest seasons in school history, highlighted by 13 broken school records and the program’s fourth NCAA College Cup appearance. The Blue Devils amassed a program-record 23 victories in 2017 and went 10-0-0 in conference play en route to claiming the ACC regular season championship for the third time in history. For their success, Davis and the rest of the DWS staff were named the United Soccer Coaches National Staff of the Year, the first time in program history a DWS staff has received the honor.
He holds the UEFA B and the National A and National Goalkeeping License from US Soccer. In the Summer of 2022, he obtained his Talent License from US Soccer. Davis also serves as a Talent ID scout for U.S. Soccer, helping identify the best soccer talent in the United States with the potential to play for the country’s Youth National Teams.
Additional Coaches,
In addition to the Duke women’s soccer coaching staff, our camp staff come from a variety of sources including:
- Current Duke women’s soccer players
- Former Duke women’s soccer players
- Current and former collegiate players
- Other college coaches
- Top level youth coaches from across the country
Children’s football camp
Football summer camp is an unforgettable experience, classes with professional coaches and
a lot of emotions.
At the Championika summer camp, children will completely immerse themselves in the atmosphere of their favorite game and benefit
spend their summer holidays.
Daily workouts under the guidance of the best Champion coaches
significantly improve game skills and improve health. But no less useful is the psychological
component of the trip, because many young footballers for the first time find themselves children away from their parents.
Children become more responsible and independent, learn to live and work in a team,
make true friends.
Boys and girls from 4 to 14 years old can become guests of the Championika summer camp.
What awaits the guests of the football camp Championika
- an exciting race program
- active training
- improved ball handling skills, coordination,
running speed - fun friendly competitions
- communication with peers
- comfortable schedule of rest and training for each
age group - arrivals from 7 to 14 days
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Summer camp at the best football clubs in the world is a dream that can come true.
Championika presents a unique opportunity for children aged 6 to 19
immerse yourself in professional football and the language environment of your favorite sports club. Under the direction of
experienced coaches, the guys demonstrate the improvement of technique and playing skills, learn teamwork,
improve their knowledge of a foreign language and gain invaluable experience of living in a multicultural environment.
Football without borders: discover the world of international football for your child
- Development of playing skills
- Language immersion
- Communication in English and the language of the country of travel
- Equal opportunity for boys and girls
- Camp period: June, July, August
- Safety, comfort and nutrition
Football schools
Spain
- real madrid foundation campus
experience - real madrid foundation campus
experience with languages - barcelona – high performance
- fcb escola – barcelona
- fcb escola girls – barcelona
- atlético de madrid
- camp rialp – andorra
UK
- manchester city
- tottenham
- arsenal
- liverpool
- real madrid UK
- chelsea fc foundation
Italy
- juventus
- ac milan ac
US
- img florida
Other destinations
- milan dublin
- paris saint german
Submit an application and the manager of the Champion will tell you about the conditions for participation, as well as help
choose the direction that is right for your child.
This camp is intended to provide a high-quality training environment from an elite program, teach campers about the demands of elite soccer, and give an on-campus view of the Duke University women’s soccer program.
There will be plenty of water breaks for these young players to remain hydrated in the North Carolina heat.
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