Page 1 SOCCER 2018 Dutch High School Women Central College
Camp
Dutch SOCCER
DIRECTIONS
The Central College campus is located in Pella, Iowa, just 40 miles southeast of Des Moines on Highway 163 and 22 miles south of I-80. P.H. Kuyper Gym is on the corner of West 5th Street and Independence in the southwest section of Pella.
Camp
SCHEDULE
Camp training and games will be played on Central’s state-of-the-art practice fields, opened in 2006. When possible, night matches will take place on the new Fieldturf playing surface and lighted field in Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium.
“
Coach Kobylinski has done an incredible job building a championship culture. His success comes from being an honest and passionate leader. I’m most impressed with his dedication to his craft and impeccable commitment to his core values of leadership and development”
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– Nick Carlin-Voigt, head coach, Univ. of Portland (Ore.) West Coast Conference Coach of the Year (2016) NCAA Division I Championships qualifier (2016) Former associate head coach at UCLA (2011-16)
CAMP 2018
Thursday, June 28 11:30 a.m.-noon Check-in at M. Joan Kuyper Farver Atrium 2-4 p.m. Session one (lower practice field) 5 p.m. Dinner 7-9 p.m. Session two/games (turf field) 10:30 p.m. Lights out Friday, June 29 7:30 a.m. 9-11 a.m. Noon 2-4 p.m. 5 p.m. 7-9 p.m. 10:30 p.m.
Breakfast Session one (lower practice field) Lunch Session two (lower practice field) Dinner Session three/games (turf field) Lights out
Saturday, June 30 7:30 a.m. 9-11 a.m. 11 a.m.-noon
Breakfast Session one (lower practice field) Checkout
“Confidence. Consistency. Commitment.” Qualified for Iowa Conference tournament seven consecutive years
High School Women
For more information contact Central College women’s head coach Mike Kobylinski at: [email protected] or 641-628-5224
Central College Pella, Iowa A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex
June 28-30
Outstanding
INSTRUCTORS
MIKE KOBYLINSKI, CAMP DIRECTOR
• Head women’s soccer coach at Central • All-time Central wins leader (83-35-15 record) in seven seasons • Three-time Iowa Conference coach/coaching staff of the year (2012, 2014, 2017) • Former LISC (Illinois FC) Executive Director/DOC (2005-11) • USSF National “D” License • USC Premier Diploma, Director of Coaching Diploma, National Youth Diploma • USC all-West Region, two-time team captain and MVP at Central • Four-time all-Iowa Conference
KELSEY ROXWORTHY
• Assistant women’s coach, Central College • Entering second season on staff • Four-year letterwinner at Central (2013-16) • Second team all-Iowa Conference defender in 2016 • Youth and high school coaching experience in Pella and Chicagoland area
GREG WALTER
• Men’s goalkeepers coach, Central College • Entering fourth year at Central • Four-year letterwinner, three-time all-conference goalkeeper at Division III MacMurray College (Ill.) • Former head women’s coach at MacMurray and William Penn University
JOSH ALFORD
• Assistant women’s soccer coach, South Carolina-Aiken (Division II) • Former head coach at Parkland College (Ill.) • 2012-2015 MWAC Champions • MWAC Coach of the Year (2013-15) • Region 24 Coach of the Year (2011, 2014) • USSF ‘C’ License • Former assistant DOC-Illinois FC • Worked with Kobylinski running Illinois FC for five years
P.H. KUYPER GYMNASIUM RENOVATIONS
About the
CAMP
The goals of the Dutch Soccer Camp are to prepare studentathletes for the demands of the college game and the framework for which they can develop those skills. The camp will focus on technical and tactical skills while offering competitive exercises and matches. Participants can expect small-group activities for coaches to properly offer instruction and give written critique. Goalkeepers will receive significant individual coaching along with written critique. The camp is structured for advanced players wishing to compete at a high-level collegiate program. -Coach Mike Kobylinski Dates - June 28-30 Cost - $275 (Full camp); $200 (Two days); $100 (One day); $50 (Half day) Participants - High school women Registration deadline - June 21, 2017 The camp is open to the first 50 participants. Each participant will receive a Central College Under Armour Dri Fit shirt (sizes are not guaranteed). Central College camp advantages - All training is done by collegiate/club coaches, training uses the same methods and facilities as the Dutch women’s soccer team. This is a residential camp so we ask that all campers stay in Central College residence halls. What to bring - Soccer cleats, indoor soccer shoes, water bottle, soccer ball, extra-long twin linens, towels and toiletries Weather - In case of bad weather, alternative activities will be conducted, with the possibility of using indoor facilities at certain times. There will be no refunds or days made up. Acceptance notification - Participants will be contacted via email to ensure camp placement once registration is complete after June 21. Refund policy - If injured before/during camp or withdraw from camp for any reason, a refund of full amount less a $50 administrative fee will be given, regardless of amount paid. /centraldutchsoccer
@CentralWSOC
Online registration and credit card payment now available! For details, visit athletics.central.edu/camps CENTRAL COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER
• School record .816 winning percentage in 2017 (14-2-3) • Received votes in 2017 D3soccer.com national poll • Three all-Iowa Conference first team performers in 2017 • Two-year unbeaten streak at home (16-0-3 from 2016-17) • No. 8 in NCAA North Region (last two weeks of 2017 season) • Ranked as high as No. 5 in 2017 USC North Region poll • Eight USC all-North Region players since 2013 • USC all-North Region scholar player in 2014, 2016, 2017 • IIAC runner-up in regular season (2014, 2017) • 2014 IIAC Tournament finalist • 2012, 2014, 2016 IIAC Tournament semi-finalist
/CentralCollegeWomensSoccer
• USC Team Academic Award, 3.40 GPA (2011-2016)
Dutch SOCCER
DIRECTIONS
The Central College campus is located in Pella, Iowa, just 40 miles southeast of Des Moines on Highway 163 and 22 miles south of I-80. P.H. Kuyper Gym is on the corner of West 5th Street and Independence in the southwest section of Pella.
Camp
SCHEDULE
Camp training and games will be played on Central’s state-of-the-art practice fields, opened in 2006. When possible, night matches will take place on the new Fieldturf playing surface and lighted field in Ron and Joyce Schipper Stadium.
“
Coach Kobylinski has done an incredible job building a championship culture. His success comes from being an honest and passionate leader. I’m most impressed with his dedication to his craft and impeccable commitment to his core values of leadership and development”
“
– Nick Carlin-Voigt, head coach, Univ. of Portland (Ore.) West Coast Conference Coach of the Year (2016) NCAA Division I Championships qualifier (2016) Former associate head coach at UCLA (2011-16)
CAMP 2018
Thursday, June 28 11:30 a.m.-noon Check-in at M. Joan Kuyper Farver Atrium 2-4 p.m. Session one (lower practice field) 5 p.m. Dinner 7-9 p.m. Session two/games (turf field) 10:30 p.m. Lights out Friday, June 29 7:30 a.m. 9-11 a.m. Noon 2-4 p.m. 5 p.m. 7-9 p.m. 10:30 p.m.
Breakfast Session one (lower practice field) Lunch Session two (lower practice field) Dinner Session three/games (turf field) Lights out
Saturday, June 30 7:30 a.m. 9-11 a.m. 11 a.m.-noon
Breakfast Session one (lower practice field) Checkout
“Confidence. Consistency. Commitment.” Qualified for Iowa Conference tournament seven consecutive years
High School Women
For more information contact Central College women’s head coach Mike Kobylinski at: [email protected] or 641-628-5224
Central College Pella, Iowa A.N. Kuyper Athletics Complex
June 28-30
Outstanding
INSTRUCTORS
MIKE KOBYLINSKI, CAMP DIRECTOR
• Head women’s soccer coach at Central • All-time Central wins leader (83-35-15 record) in seven seasons • Three-time Iowa Conference coach/coaching staff of the year (2012, 2014, 2017) • Former LISC (Illinois FC) Executive Director/DOC (2005-11) • USSF National “D” License • USC Premier Diploma, Director of Coaching Diploma, National Youth Diploma • USC all-West Region, two-time team captain and MVP at Central • Four-time all-Iowa Conference
KELSEY ROXWORTHY
• Assistant women’s coach, Central College • Entering second season on staff • Four-year letterwinner at Central (2013-16) • Second team all-Iowa Conference defender in 2016 • Youth and high school coaching experience in Pella and Chicagoland area
GREG WALTER
• Men’s goalkeepers coach, Central College • Entering fourth year at Central • Four-year letterwinner, three-time all-conference goalkeeper at Division III MacMurray College (Ill.) • Former head women’s coach at MacMurray and William Penn University
JOSH ALFORD
• Assistant women’s soccer coach, South Carolina-Aiken (Division II) • Former head coach at Parkland College (Ill.) • 2012-2015 MWAC Champions • MWAC Coach of the Year (2013-15) • Region 24 Coach of the Year (2011, 2014) • USSF ‘C’ License • Former assistant DOC-Illinois FC • Worked with Kobylinski running Illinois FC for five years
P.H. KUYPER GYMNASIUM RENOVATIONS
About the
CAMP
The goals of the Dutch Soccer Camp are to prepare studentathletes for the demands of the college game and the framework for which they can develop those skills. The camp will focus on technical and tactical skills while offering competitive exercises and matches. Participants can expect small-group activities for coaches to properly offer instruction and give written critique. Goalkeepers will receive significant individual coaching along with written critique. The camp is structured for advanced players wishing to compete at a high-level collegiate program. -Coach Mike Kobylinski Dates - June 28-30 Cost - $275 (Full camp); $200 (Two days); $100 (One day); $50 (Half day) Participants - High school women Registration deadline - June 21, 2017 The camp is open to the first 50 participants. Each participant will receive a Central College Under Armour Dri Fit shirt (sizes are not guaranteed). Central College camp advantages - All training is done by collegiate/club coaches, training uses the same methods and facilities as the Dutch women’s soccer team. This is a residential camp so we ask that all campers stay in Central College residence halls. What to bring - Soccer cleats, indoor soccer shoes, water bottle, soccer ball, extra-long twin linens, towels and toiletries Weather - In case of bad weather, alternative activities will be conducted, with the possibility of using indoor facilities at certain times. There will be no refunds or days made up. Acceptance notification - Participants will be contacted via email to ensure camp placement once registration is complete after June 21. Refund policy - If injured before/during camp or withdraw from camp for any reason, a refund of full amount less a $50 administrative fee will be given, regardless of amount paid. /centraldutchsoccer
@CentralWSOC
Online registration and credit card payment now available! For details, visit athletics.central.edu/camps CENTRAL COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER
• School record .816 winning percentage in 2017 (14-2-3) • Received votes in 2017 D3soccer.com national poll • Three all-Iowa Conference first team performers in 2017 • Two-year unbeaten streak at home (16-0-3 from 2016-17) • No. 8 in NCAA North Region (last two weeks of 2017 season) • Ranked as high as No. 5 in 2017 USC North Region poll • Eight USC all-North Region players since 2013 • USC all-North Region scholar player in 2014, 2016, 2017 • IIAC runner-up in regular season (2014, 2017) • 2014 IIAC Tournament finalist • 2012, 2014, 2016 IIAC Tournament semi-finalist
/CentralCollegeWomensSoccer
• USC Team Academic Award, 3.40 GPA (2011-2016)
