Camp Features
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LIABILITY DISCLAIMER: The Undersigned understands that there are certain dangers, hazards, and risks inherent to this activity, which could include serious or even mortal injuries and property damage, and that neither The Board of Trustees of Western Illinois University (the “Institution”) nor the WIU Foundation assume responsibility for any such personal injuries or property damage. Knowing the dangers, hazards, and risks of this activity, and in consideration of being permitted to participate in the activity, the Undersigned agrees to assume all risks and responsibilities surrounding participation in the activity, and in advance release, and forever discharge, waive, and covenant not to sue the Institution, the Foundation, its governing board, officers, agents, employees, and/or any students acting as employees in their official and individual capacities, from and against any and all liability for any harm, injury, damage, claims, demands, actions, causes of action, costs, and expenses of any nature whatsoever which Participants may have or which may hereafter accrue to the Undersigned, arising out of or related to any loss, damage, or injury, including but not limited to suffering and death, that may be sustained by Participant or by any property belonging to Participant, whether caused by the negligence or carelessness of the Participant or otherwise, while in, on, or upon the location where the activity occurs or is being conducted.
• Meals The major objective of the school is to provide a setting for player development. Instructions to impact • On-Site Athletic Trainer technical play will be the goal of the morning sessions. Players will spend time developing individual skills in • Air-Conditioned Residence Halls the following areas: • Passing • Shooting • Receiving • Dribbling • Heading • Tackling Plenty of soccer training gear (shorts, T-shirts, socks, Afternoon and evening sessions will focus more on tactical decisions and team play. Players will spend shin guards, flats, cleated shoes)... everyday clothing time developing knowledge and understanding of team and swim wear... toiletries... extra towels... bedding, pillowcase and towel will be provided. play in the following areas: • Defensive positioning • Attacking positioning • Creating space • The session will run from Monday, June 16 • Transition play and Tuesday, June 17. • Styles of play • Combination play • Check-in time will be at 1:30 p.m. on Monday.
What To Bring
School Dates/Details
• A Youth Day Camp will be held from 9 a.m. - noon from Monday, June 16 through Thursday, June 19 for boys and girls grades K-8. The cost is $60 and also includes a ball. Western Illinois University’s athletic camps & clinics are open to any and all entrants limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender.
• The camp includes four sessions, two on each day.
• The school is for boys who will be entering grades 9 through 12. Western Illinois University has four full-size soccer fields and large open areas for training grids. Two large gymnasiums and training room will be made available as well. Campers will be housed in air-conditioned rooms in one of our residence halls.
• Insurance and t-shirt included with all packages
Parent’s or Guardian’s Signature:___________________________________________________ Date:_____________________ Last Name:_____________________________ First Name:__________________________Age:________M_____ F______ E-Mail____________________________________ Birthday:_________________________________________________________ Address:______________________________________City:___________________________ State:______ Zip:______________ Home Phone:__________________________ Work Phone:_________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian:___________________________________________Coach’s 2013-14 School Grade:________________ School Name:_________________________________________________________ Roommate Preference:_________________________ Please send me _____ additional brochures. Please use a separate application for each camper. This form may be duplicated. _________________________ Insurance Company: YL YM S M Circle t-shirt size: XL L Camper Type: ___ Residential ___ Day Camper ___ Daily Rate ___ Youth Clinic ___
Instructors will strive to provide an atmosphere that • Check-out time will be 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday. is challenging, competitive and positive in order for maximal technical/tactical acquisition to occur. Playing • Resident rate is $150 total (includes three meals, one to have fun is an important concept of our soccer night room) or $75 per day. school! • Commuter rate is $125 (includes two meals)
Facilities
Camp Features Soccer Academy Philosophy
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CAMP DIRECTOR Dr. Eric Johnson
Men’s Soccer Head Coach • 18th Season
In 17 seasons at the helm of the Fighting Leatherneck men’s soccer program, Dr. Eric Johnson has led six teams to Summit League Tournament Championships and has seen his team receive a berth in the NCAA College Cup in six of the past 10 seasons.
Kosuke Kimura played for Western Illinois from 2003-06 before leading the Colorado Rapids to their first ever MLS Cup Title during the 2010 season.
A four-time Summit League ‘Coach of the Year,’ Johnson has guided his players to 67 all-conference selections, two ‘Player of the Year’ awards, two ‘Defensive Player of the Year’ awards, two ‘Newcomer of the Year’ awards and six ‘Summit League Tournament MVPs.’ Johnson is the Summit League’s all-time winningest coach, totaling 142 wins during his tenure at Western Illinois. After a seven-game losing streak last year, the Leathernecks rebounded to go above .500 the rest of the way, advancing to the Summit League Tournament title game for the seventh time in the last 10 years.
Husref Jupic wrapped up his Western career in 2013 and was named First Team All-Summit League after leading the team with 16 points. Please make checks payable to:
“WIU Elite Soccer Academy” Mail completed Registration/Consent Form and Camp Fees to:
Dr. Eric Johnson, Head Men’s Soccer Coach Western Illinois University 203 Western Hall Macomb, IL 61455 Registration confirmation will be sent out.
2014 ELITE SOCCER ACADEMY June 16-17
After a shaky 2-7-2 start to the 2012 season, Johnson guided the Leathernecks to a 5-2-3 record the rest of the way en route to the team’s second straight Summit League crown. The team battled from seventh in the conference standings up to third, and upset both of the top-seeded teams in the Summit League Tournament to clinch a spot in the College Cup, where Western suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Northwestern. Johnson’s Leatherneck squads have also captured the Summit League Tournament titles in 2011, 2009, 2006, 2005 and 2004, with Nathan Bruinsma being named the most recent Summit League Tournament MVP, as well as AllMidwest Region.
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LIABILITY DISCLAIMER: The Undersigned understands that there are certain dangers, hazards, and risks inherent to this activity, which could include serious or even mortal injuries and property damage, and that neither The Board of Trustees of Western Illinois University (the “Institution”) nor the WIU Foundation assume responsibility for any such personal injuries or property damage. Knowing the dangers, hazards, and risks of this activity, and in consideration of being permitted to participate in the activity, the Undersigned agrees to assume all risks and responsibilities surrounding participation in the activity, and in advance release, and forever discharge, waive, and covenant not to sue the Institution, the Foundation, its governing board, officers, agents, employees, and/or any students acting as employees in their official and individual capacities, from and against any and all liability for any harm, injury, damage, claims, demands, actions, causes of action, costs, and expenses of any nature whatsoever which Participants may have or which may hereafter accrue to the Undersigned, arising out of or related to any loss, damage, or injury, including but not limited to suffering and death, that may be sustained by Participant or by any property belonging to Participant, whether caused by the negligence or carelessness of the Participant or otherwise, while in, on, or upon the location where the activity occurs or is being conducted.
• Meals The major objective of the school is to provide a setting for player development. Instructions to impact • On-Site Athletic Trainer technical play will be the goal of the morning sessions. Players will spend time developing individual skills in • Air-Conditioned Residence Halls the following areas: • Passing • Shooting • Receiving • Dribbling • Heading • Tackling Plenty of soccer training gear (shorts, T-shirts, socks, Afternoon and evening sessions will focus more on tactical decisions and team play. Players will spend shin guards, flats, cleated shoes)... everyday clothing time developing knowledge and understanding of team and swim wear... toiletries... extra towels... bedding, pillowcase and towel will be provided. play in the following areas: • Defensive positioning • Attacking positioning • Creating space • The session will run from Monday, June 16 • Transition play and Tuesday, June 17. • Styles of play • Combination play • Check-in time will be at 1:30 p.m. on Monday.
What To Bring
School Dates/Details
• A Youth Day Camp will be held from 9 a.m. - noon from Monday, June 16 through Thursday, June 19 for boys and girls grades K-8. The cost is $60 and also includes a ball. Western Illinois University’s athletic camps & clinics are open to any and all entrants limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender.
• The camp includes four sessions, two on each day.
• The school is for boys who will be entering grades 9 through 12. Western Illinois University has four full-size soccer fields and large open areas for training grids. Two large gymnasiums and training room will be made available as well. Campers will be housed in air-conditioned rooms in one of our residence halls.
• Insurance and t-shirt included with all packages
Parent’s or Guardian’s Signature:___________________________________________________ Date:_____________________ Last Name:_____________________________ First Name:__________________________Age:________M_____ F______ E-Mail____________________________________ Birthday:_________________________________________________________ Address:______________________________________City:___________________________ State:______ Zip:______________ Home Phone:__________________________ Work Phone:_________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian:___________________________________________Coach’s 2013-14 School Grade:________________ School Name:_________________________________________________________ Roommate Preference:_________________________ Please send me _____ additional brochures. Please use a separate application for each camper. This form may be duplicated. _________________________ Insurance Company: YL YM S M Circle t-shirt size: XL L Camper Type: ___ Residential ___ Day Camper ___ Daily Rate ___ Youth Clinic ___
Instructors will strive to provide an atmosphere that • Check-out time will be 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday. is challenging, competitive and positive in order for maximal technical/tactical acquisition to occur. Playing • Resident rate is $150 total (includes three meals, one to have fun is an important concept of our soccer night room) or $75 per day. school! • Commuter rate is $125 (includes two meals)
Facilities
Camp Features Soccer Academy Philosophy
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CAMP DIRECTOR Dr. Eric Johnson
Men’s Soccer Head Coach • 18th Season
In 17 seasons at the helm of the Fighting Leatherneck men’s soccer program, Dr. Eric Johnson has led six teams to Summit League Tournament Championships and has seen his team receive a berth in the NCAA College Cup in six of the past 10 seasons.
Kosuke Kimura played for Western Illinois from 2003-06 before leading the Colorado Rapids to their first ever MLS Cup Title during the 2010 season.
A four-time Summit League ‘Coach of the Year,’ Johnson has guided his players to 67 all-conference selections, two ‘Player of the Year’ awards, two ‘Defensive Player of the Year’ awards, two ‘Newcomer of the Year’ awards and six ‘Summit League Tournament MVPs.’ Johnson is the Summit League’s all-time winningest coach, totaling 142 wins during his tenure at Western Illinois. After a seven-game losing streak last year, the Leathernecks rebounded to go above .500 the rest of the way, advancing to the Summit League Tournament title game for the seventh time in the last 10 years.
Husref Jupic wrapped up his Western career in 2013 and was named First Team All-Summit League after leading the team with 16 points. Please make checks payable to:
“WIU Elite Soccer Academy” Mail completed Registration/Consent Form and Camp Fees to:
Dr. Eric Johnson, Head Men’s Soccer Coach Western Illinois University 203 Western Hall Macomb, IL 61455 Registration confirmation will be sent out.
2014 ELITE SOCCER ACADEMY June 16-17
After a shaky 2-7-2 start to the 2012 season, Johnson guided the Leathernecks to a 5-2-3 record the rest of the way en route to the team’s second straight Summit League crown. The team battled from seventh in the conference standings up to third, and upset both of the top-seeded teams in the Summit League Tournament to clinch a spot in the College Cup, where Western suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Northwestern. Johnson’s Leatherneck squads have also captured the Summit League Tournament titles in 2011, 2009, 2006, 2005 and 2004, with Nathan Bruinsma being named the most recent Summit League Tournament MVP, as well as AllMidwest Region.
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