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Ithaca Men's Soccer Clinic Information
REGISTRATION | WAIVER
The Ithaca men's soccer team will be holding a one-day prospect clinic on Sunday, September 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The clinic will be run by Head CoachÂ
Kyle Dezotell, Assistant CoachÂ
Garret Eldridge and Goalkeeper CoachÂ
Austin Mansell as well as current players. Space is limited to the first 40 field players and six goalkeepers that register.Â
Check-in will be from 10 to 10:30 a.m. at the Upper Terrace Fields.
The clinic will include a dynamic warmup, technical work, training session and full-field play. Lunch and sports drinks will be provided mid-day.
Attendees are invited and encouraged to attend the Bombers' game on Saturday, September 28 against Bard at 2 p.m.
The cost to attend is $100 and the clinic is open to athletes in grades 9 to 12. Those with questions or who plan on attending should contact Coach Eldridge at geldridge@ithaca.edu.
Attendees can mail the registration form, payment and waiver by Thursday, September 26 to the following address:
Garret Eldridge,
Men's Soccer Coach
Hill Center - Ithaca College
953 Danby Road
Ithaca, N.Y. 14850
(All checks should be made payable to Ithaca College Men's Soccer)
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The Ithaca men's soccer program will be hosting a camp, along with Cortland, July 7-9. Camp highlights include over 30 college coaches, four 11-a-side matches, training sessions with college coaches and much more! For more information on NYid Summer Camp or to register, visit
www.nyidcamps.com.
BOMBER SOCCER ACADEMY: RAISE THE BAR, LLC
The Bomber Soccer Academy Team Camp will be held July 28-31. For more information or to register, please visit
www.totalcamps.com/raisethebarsoccer.
About
The Bomber Soccer Academy is operated by Kyle Dezotell, Owner/Operator of Raise the Bar Soccer, LLC. The idea behind Raise the Bar Soccer is to do just that; raise the bar. We will aim to raise the bar in everything that we do as we pursue not perfection, but excellence in all that we do. We are looking to provide a camp opportunity for prospective college soccer players who aim to individually and collectively become the best that they can become.
Camp will be very competitive. We are looking for players who thrive on competition and we believe that the pursuit of constant improvement should be a priority. This is what is expected within our own Ithaca Soccer program as we aim to become the best NCAA DIII team in the country.
We will use the game to teach and train both individual and team concepts. Our time will feature a combination of small-sided and full-sided games as well as individual and team training concepts.
Along with this, we intend to put our campers in a college-like environment during the duration of their time with us. We will provide information and lectures on all things involved in being part of an elite college soccer program including nutrition, strength training, sports psychology, sports science, and much more.
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