Attend Sasho Cirovski's Boys Soccer Summer Camp!
2/13/2001 7:00:00 AM | Men's Soccer
Feb. 13, 2001
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For More Information: Call (301) 314-8513 or (301) 314-7005 (Please leave a message in a clear voice)
SASHO CIROVSKI- CAMP DIRECTOR
The camp has been designed to meet the special needs of each individual player based on age and ability. Sasho Cirovski's MARYLAND SOCCER CAMP for Boys is based on a simple coaching principle: young people learn and develop skills most quickly and effectively when they are having fun. Our main objective is to teach each player how to fully reach his potential as a soccer player. We have designed our learning exercises and functional training games to teach individual techniques, skills and tactics through creative and motivating sessions. All of this will be achieved in an environment of positive reinforcement and communication designed to enrich each individuals total soccer experience. All work at the camp will be conducted in relationship to the ball. Each player will develop a better appreciation of how to run, play and think as a total soccer player. The Maryland men's soccer program has not only come of age in the last decade, but has developed into one of the most dominant forces in college soccer today. Overall, Maryland has a 111-53-7 record over the past eight seasons, while consistently playing one of the toughest schedules in the country. In 2000, the Terps were bitten by the injury bug and narrowly missed out on their seventh consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. Despite having seven players miss the entire season, the Terrapins compiled a 10-9 record, which included three heart breaking overtime losses. Maryland senior forward Jason Sardis finished his career at 4th on the career assists list. Abe Thompson led the Terps in scoring as a freshman with 13 goals and 5 assists. Junior captain Nick Downing was on the final ballot for both the Missouri Athletic Club's Collegiate Player of the Year and the Herman Trophy. Downing was also named to Soccer America's Team
of the Week as well as being named to the All-Tournament Team at both the Virginia Classic and the FILA/Maryland Classics Soccer tournaments. Midfielder Rob Birch earned 2nd-team All-ACC after a tremendous senior year that also included being named to the FILA/Maryland Classic All-Tournament
Team and an invitation to play in the Collegiate Senior All-State game. The Terps had three players named to the NSCAA All-South Atlantic teams for their efforts this past season - Nick
Downing (1st team), Abe Thompson (2nd team), and Rob Birch (3rd team).
The success of the Maryland Terrapins is a direct reflection of the philosophy and principles of Head Coach Sasho Cirovski. As a regional and national staff coach, Sasho has been instrumental in helping players of all calibers become better soccer players and better people. It is this expertise and passion for the game that has driven Coach Cirovski throughout his career. Director the morning skill sessions and the afternoon small group tactics into the competitive full field evening games. You will play on the same fields that the University of Maryland Men's soccer team utilizes.
* Head Coach, University of Maryland
* USSF National Staff Coach
* USSF National Coaching Course Instructor
* Regional Staff Coach
* Former Asst. Coach, U.S. U-17 National Team
* USSF A License / NSCAA Advanced National Diploma
* Former Professional Player - CSL / NPSL
* Masters in Business Administration
JEFF ROHRMAN - Assistant Director
* Asst Coach, University of Maryland
* USSF A License
* Former ODP Staff Member
* Former Professional Player - NPSL
* Masters in Sports Administration
STEVE POWERS - Goalkeeping Director
* Former Goalkeeper - University of Maryland
* Former Professional Player - Baltimore Bays (APSL) / Baltimore Blast (MISL)
* MVP - Championship Series (Balt. Bays, 1990)
* Maryland Staff - 5 years
* Head Coach, DeMatha High School
Dates, Location & Fees
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (COLLEGE PARK, MD.)
Residential and Entended-Day Camp: June 27-July 1 and July 11-15 (Wednesday and Sunday)
Ages: 10-17
Costs: Resident $450, Group $410 (8 or more)
Extended-Day* $350, Group $310 (8 or more)
Deposit: $100
* includes lunch and dinner
An all encompassing program specifically designed for the more serious soccer player. The focus here will be to challenge each individual to transfer what they have learned in the morning skill sessions and the afternoon small group tactics into the competitive full field evening games. You will play on the same fields that the University of Maryland Men's soccer team utilizes.
Half-Day Mini-Kickers Camp: July 23-27 (Monday- Friday)
Time: 1-4 p.m.
Ages: 7-10
Costs: $135 (Must pay in full with registration)
$125 (Team discount for 8 or more)
This special program for the younger kids is specially designed to assist the players in all areas of their technical (skill) development. Through fun, innovative games and individual skill work, the players will come away with a better knowledge of correct technique. In addition, there will be a great emphasis on small-sided games to ensure quantity and quality of touches on the ball. The same staff as the residential and extended-day camp will oversee this day camp.
COLUMBIA, MD.
Day Camp July 23-27 (Monday to Friday)
Ages: 7-14
Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Costs: $200 (Must pay in full with registration)
$185 (Team discount 8 or more)
This unique camp is designed for the younger player as well as the older more advanced player. The focus for the younger players will be on individual technical development and small-sided games. For the older players, in addition to technical development, tactical concepts will be introduced as the week progresses.
The Camp Program/Objective
The camp has been designed to meet the special needs of each individual player based on age and ability. Sasho Cirovski's MARYLAND SOCCER CAMP for Boys is based on a simple coaching principle: young people learn and develop skills most quickly and effectively when they are having fun. Our main objective is to teach each player how to fully reach his potential as a soccer player. We have designed our learning exercises and functional training games to teach individual techniques, skills and tactics through creative and motivating sessions. All of this will be achieved in an environment of positive reinforcement and communication designed to enrich each individuals total soccer experience. All work at the camp will be conducted in relationship to the ball. Each player will develop a better appreciation of how to run, play and think as a total soccer player.
Soccer Camp Highlights
* Top level College Head Coaches & Assistants as Instructors
* University of Maryland & other top collegiate players as counselors
* All participants will receive a t-shirt and a ball
* Players are grouped by age and ability
* Staff skill demonstrations
* Specialized goalkeeper training
* Motivational lectures
* College recruiting seminar for high school players
* Soccer movies
* Swimming pool
* Fun!
Lodging & Meals
All residential campers and camp staff will be housed in campus dormitories. Roommates will be assigned at random unless requested in advance. Please make any requests for a roommate on the application. 24 hour supervision of the dorms will be provided by camp staff. All meals are provided by Marriott Dining Services and are conveniently located near the dorms and fields.
Medical Attention
For the residential camp, a full-time trainer will be on duty to administer attention to minor injuries and ailments. For more serious problems the University of Maryland Health Center will be utilized. Upon receipt of the campers application and deposit, a medical release form will be forwarded for completion. All campers must return this form prior to participating in camp. In addition, all campers must
have proof of personal medical insurance.
Equipment
For the day campers, every day each player needs to bring 2 t-shirts, indoor and outdoor soccer shoes, shin guards, and 2 pairs of socks that fit over the shin guards. Also, each participant should bring a water container filled with water so they remain properly hydrated. We will have additional water coolers avaliable for the campers. The residental camper will be sent a checklist of additional equipment needs for the overnight camp.
For More Information: Call (301) 314-8513 or (301) 314-7005 (Please leave a message in a clear voice)
