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"Pewaukee" Soccer Camp 2008

Boys Pre-Season Conditioning Camp

  Pirate Soccer Kristin Brown working hard at "Pirate Soccer Camp"

 Pirate Soccer Campers working hard at the beginning of the day at the"Pirate Soccer Camp"

Pirate Soccer Coach Sullivan teaching team defense at "Pirate Soccer Camp"

Pirate Soccer at "Pirate Soccer Camp"

2003 "Pirate Camp" Directors 145 campers

2003 "Pirate Camp" Campers 145 campers

2002 "Pirate Camp" Campers (picture not available) 133 campers

2001 "Pirate Camp" Campers

2000 "Pirate Camp" Campers

1999 "Pirate Camp" Campers

2008 “PIRATE” SOCCER CAMPS

July 21st - 24th
@ Wagner Soccer Park in Pewaukee

August 11th  - August 14th
@ Arrowhead High School

The Pewaukee Boys and Girls Soccer programs are pleased to announce its 10th annual summer soccer camps for boys and girls of all ages. The “Pirate” Soccer Camps are under the direction of the Varsity Boys and Girls Coach, Randy Staus. This year we are hosting three camps. We are featuring a “Specialty” Camp for players of all ages focusing on finishing and defending. We also have the popular “Pirate” team camp where players work on individual technique and team tactics while competing in World Cup and MLS leagues. The Pre-Season conditioning camp (done by Jeff Staus) is designed for high school level players in preparation for the 2008 season. Remember, “Great soccer teams are made during the season and great soccer players are made in the off-season!” See you on the soccer field this summer. A bit more about each of the three camps offered in Pewaukee this summer:

2008 “PEWAUKEE” SOCCER CAMP

Date: 7/21 - 7/24
Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: Boys and Girls
Grades:   1-10 (Fall ‘08)

Camp Description: The “Pewaukee Soccer Camp” day starts with group instruction working on individual technique. Daily topics for the week are shooting, passing, trapping, dribbling, and defending. Technique training is followed by the daily camp contest of the day. Campers end the camp day by competing in MLS and World Cup round robin play capped off with a tournament on Thursday. Special awards are given out to campers on Thursday such as GOLDEN BOOT, PLAYMAKER, DEFENSIVE, and HUSTLE. Are you one to get a “PIRATE” Award?

What Players Receive: Fun and Challenging week of Soccer, Soccer Ball, “PIRATE” Camp T-shirt, and quality instruction from College and High School Coaches.

Camp Description: For the eighth straight season, Pewaukee is pleased to welcome back Coach Jeff Staus, from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, to do the High School Pre Season Conditioning Camp. Staus,  has taken the Warhawks to the WIAA state tournament two out of the past three years. Through four training sessions Coach Jeff Staus will get players technically, tactically, and physically ready for the demands of the 2008 Boys High School soccer season and 2009 girls soccer season.

What Players Receive: Four nights of fun and challenging coaching from college coaches. This camp will give an edge to any player attending.

2008 HIGH SCHOOL PRE-SEASON CONDITIONING CAMP

Date: 8/11 - 8/14
Time: 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Ages: High School BOYS

Camp Staff

Camp Directors

Coach Randy Staus, Pewaukee Varsity Boys and Girls Coach

Coach Sean Sullivan, Pewaukee JV Boys and Girls Coach

Coach Don Michaelson, Pewaukee  Boys and Girls Coach

Coach Rick Kocchi, Pewaukee Varsity Assistant

Coach Mark Leoni, Arrowhead Varsity Assistant

Coach Jeff Staus, Arrowhead Varsity Boys and Girls Coach

Coach Joe Paul, Arrowhead JV Boys and Girls Coach

Coach Kevin Martin, Arrowhead Freshman Boys Coach, Hartford Varsity Girls Assistant Coach

Coach Kevin Eppler, Arizona High School Coach

Area High School and College Soccer Players

Registration Form

I would like to enroll in the 2008“Pirate” Soccer Camp. I hereby waive, release, and forever discharge all staff members of any liability or claims arising out of any loss, personal injury, or property damage that may occur during participation in this camp. In case of an emergency I grant permission for my son/daughter to be given emergency treatment at a local hospital.

Address: ___________________________    City: _____    Zip: __________ Email Address ________________

Home Phone: ______________      Work Phone: _______________ Cell Phone ________________________

School Attending (Fall ‘08): ______________     Grade (Fall ’08): _______