Matz Soccer Academy AWS
Matz Soccer Academy
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Fall 2010 Monday 4:45-6:15 pm -- Weds 5-6:15 pm Sept 8 – Oct 25 @ U.Mass, Amherst, MA 14 Sessions for $145 About Matz Soccer Academy: Matz Soccer Academy, a premier development program for Girls and Boys U5 through U10, offers advanced soccer training for players in the western Massachusetts area. Matz Soccer Academy is for players who show interest and aptitude in playing soccer at a premier level and complements the players' town travel and recreational programs. Matz Soccer Academy provides the finest soccer skills development environment for young soccer players in a competitive and fun environment. Players focus on developing soccer skills and understanding functional aspects of the game, while increasing their speed and ball control. The activities are age appropriate and are presented in a progressively challenging but fun environment. You will see a huge growth in your child’s soccer ability! The Junior Academy: ages 5-7 will help improve the player’s skill level and confidence with the ball. Players will be introduced to a wide variety of technique improving drills as well as small sided games every fun filled session.
FC Massachusetts New England Premiership Teams: U-10
Girls
Boys
U-11
Girls
Boys
The Senior Academy: ages 8-10 is designed for the advanced player who wishes to advance his/her skills and continue playing the sport of soccer in the NEP or MAPLE League. Players will work on improving their individual technique as well as develop an understanding of tactical situations.
U-12
Girls
Boys
U -13
Girls
Boys
U-14
Girls
Boys
For more information about our coaching staff and our programs, visit our website at www.matzsocceracdemy.com or contact the Academy Director, Ed Matz at
U-15
Girls
Boys
U-16
Girls
Boys
U-17
Girls
Boys
U-18
Girls
Boys
[email protected]
The Matz Soccer Academy is directed by Ed Matz, Head Coach of the NCAA Division I Massachusetts Women’s Soccer Team. His staff will include current UMASS men’s and women’s staff and players. Members of the Boston Breakers and New England Mutiny will also round out the staff.
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Fall 2010 Monday 4:45-6:15 pm -- Weds 5-6:15 pm Sept 8 – Oct 25 @ U.Mass, Amherst, MA 14 Sessions for $145 About Matz Soccer Academy: Matz Soccer Academy, a premier development program for Girls and Boys U5 through U10, offers advanced soccer training for players in the western Massachusetts area. Matz Soccer Academy is for players who show interest and aptitude in playing soccer at a premier level and complements the players' town travel and recreational programs. Matz Soccer Academy provides the finest soccer skills development environment for young soccer players in a competitive and fun environment. Players focus on developing soccer skills and understanding functional aspects of the game, while increasing their speed and ball control. The activities are age appropriate and are presented in a progressively challenging but fun environment. You will see a huge growth in your child’s soccer ability! The Junior Academy: ages 5-7 will help improve the player’s skill level and confidence with the ball. Players will be introduced to a wide variety of technique improving drills as well as small sided games every fun filled session.
FC Massachusetts New England Premiership Teams: U-10
Girls
Boys
U-11
Girls
Boys
The Senior Academy: ages 8-10 is designed for the advanced player who wishes to advance his/her skills and continue playing the sport of soccer in the NEP or MAPLE League. Players will work on improving their individual technique as well as develop an understanding of tactical situations.
U-12
Girls
Boys
U -13
Girls
Boys
U-14
Girls
Boys
For more information about our coaching staff and our programs, visit our website at www.matzsocceracdemy.com or contact the Academy Director, Ed Matz at
U-15
Girls
Boys
U-16
Girls
Boys
U-17
Girls
Boys
U-18
Girls
Boys
[email protected]
The Matz Soccer Academy is directed by Ed Matz, Head Coach of the NCAA Division I Massachusetts Women’s Soccer Team. His staff will include current UMASS men’s and women’s staff and players. Members of the Boston Breakers and New England Mutiny will also round out the staff.
