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All Reviews about Nike Boys Soccer Camp at University of San Diego

78 Reviews

  • He especially enjoyed the shooting drills

    Carson said he had a great time and enjoyed everything about the camp! He especially enjoyed the shooting drills.
  • Lots of fun

    Lots of fun, grate time!
  • They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before

    Robert loved meeting and practicing with kids from others teams. His overall take-away was that the coaches taught them great skills and made the entire experience really fun. They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before.
  • He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner

    Jackson had a blast at camp. He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner and all of the skills he learned!
  • meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques

    Being able to learn and improve on his skills, meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques
  • By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go

    Donovan was not looking forward to such a long camp in the sun. By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go. He told me all about the camp, the coaches, and the kids. He had a blast!
  • By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go

    Donovan was not looking forward to such a long camp in the sun. By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go. He told me all about the camp, the coaches, and the kids. He had a blast!
  • meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques

    Being able to learn and improve on his skills, meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques
  • He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner

    Jackson had a blast at camp. He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner and all of the skills he learned!
  • They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before

    Robert loved meeting and practicing with kids from others teams. His overall take-away was that the coaches taught them great skills and made the entire experience really fun. They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before.
  • Lots of fun

    Lots of fun, grate time!
  • He especially enjoyed the shooting drills

    Carson said he had a great time and enjoyed everything about the camp! He especially enjoyed the shooting drills.
  • The coach giving the kids great feedback.
  • This camp is great compared to some other soccer camps because it has good soccer players that attend so my son feels challenged and can improve. The coaches were great!
  • Wonderful weather in a great setting.
  • Playing with and against the coaches.
  • Bringing my 4 kids to the same camp!
  • Great sessions and had a lot of fun.
  • My son improved on ball handling.
  • Playing with other great players.
  • Son was named top soccer player.
  • High level of play and training.
  • Team feeling for all the boys.
  • My son had fun and improved.
  • My children learned a lot!
  • The practice of the skills.
  • Friends and skill building.
  • The skills my kids learned.
  • My kid came out very happy.
  • Being on a college campus.
  • I learned many new skills.
  • The fun that my son had.
  • Being with family there.
  • Learning experience.
  • Location and skill.
  • The skills learned.
  • Meeting people and coaches that have a different teaching style than our club coach.
  • Making friends, fun, learning new stuff, friendly awesome coaches.
  • Every practice day was a highlight for my son. He simply loved it!
  • Every practice day was actually a highlight in my son's experience.
  • Soccer! But they also loved attending the Loyals game and the food.
  • Provided confidence. Meeting players with didn't skill set and levels.
  • The way the coaches fostered a team attitude while keeping it competitive.
  • Seeing my son engaged and having fun while working on on his soccer skills.
  • The ability to have fun and improve soccer skills. Making friends at the camp.
  • My child loved all the new skills he learned.
  • Great coaches and fun ways of learning new skills. Loved touring the other field too.
  • Opportunity to meet kids interested in soccer and getting coaching from professional staff.
  • All of it was great. Great coaches that seemed invested in the boys. It made the experience very fun.
  • My son absolutely loved it. Although I do wish he did more 1v1 and other drills, the overall experience for him was great and a memorable one.
  • We were impressed with the level of playing given other camps in the area. Appreciate the coaching staff and the exposure the boy had to them.
  • My son enjoyed the camp and liked that there were other campers that were experienced in soccer as opposed to some rec type soccer camps he'd done in the past.
  • Sleeping in the dorms and meeting new friends. He loves the soccer but the highlight is always getting to be independent for a few days and meeting new people.
  • My son recently started playing soccer. We selected this camp for him to learn and meet people in the soccer world. He definitely walked away a better player with even more excitement
  • From camper: learning skills such as dribbling and the maradona.
  • He loves it all. The Gatorade was a hit!
  • That the camp was at University of San Diego.
  • Quality of the instructors and the field at USD.
  • My son loved it, and he will go back next year.
  • Number of touches on the ball and friendly coaches.
  • Playing with and learning from higher level players.
  • Kids vs adult end of week game and afternoon scrimmages.
  • Great overall experience and improved soccer confidence.
  • My son having a good time with other kids who love soccer.
  • Connecting with important coaches and experienced players.
  • The coaches encouragement and the skills my daughter learned.
  • Playing soccer in a college environment and staying in dorms.
  • Scrimmage against others with different levels of experience.
  • Lots of small games and time on the ball. Good shooting drills.
  • Our son gained valuable new skills, as well as made new friends.
  • Making friends, appreciate coaches taking kids inside for lunch.
  • The boys enjoyed the camp over all

  • Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players

    Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players. It seemed to have changed daily and was a bit confusing. Other than that no complaints.
  • He was just having fun to play soccer.

    He was just having fun to play soccer.
  • He had a good time

    He had a good time. It was too hot and they had few shadow
  • He had a good time

    He had a good time. It was too hot and they had few shadow
  • He was just having fun to play soccer.

    He was just having fun to play soccer.
  • Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players

    Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players. It seemed to have changed daily and was a bit confusing. Other than that no complaints.

Camp Overview

Improve your game and have serious fun
at Nike Soccer Camps

Come join the Nike Boys Soccer Camp in San Diego, California and train with the USD Men's Soccer Staff. The USD Men's Soccer Staff aims to prioritize player development in a fun and competitive environment. Players will enhance their skill sets through fun, soccer-related drills under the instruction of an experienced collegiate coaching staff.

Highlights Include

  • Unique & structured curriculum
  • Low camper to coach ratio
  • Nike Soccer Camp T-shirt
  • Elite technical training & game knowledge development
  • Position specific training
  • Team Discounts for groups of four or more! Request your team discount code through our team discount form below

Camp Coaches

  • Brian Quinn

    Brian Quinn

    Head Men's Soccer Coach at University of San Diego

    Brian Quinn begins his second season as head coach of the San Diego men’s soccer team in 2019, and few men have impacted the sport in the city more than Quinn.

    Brian Quinn

    Brian Quinn

    Head Men's Soccer Coach at University of San Diego

    Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Quinn moved to the United States in 1981 to play for the outdoor Los Angeles Aztecs, but it was in San Diego where he would soon make a significant mark. Quinn played on eight straight San Diego Sockers indoor championship teams when that collection of international personalities regularly filled the old San Diego Sports Arena.

    Quinn earned his U.S. citizenship, shifted his playing focus to the outdoors and earned 48 caps for the United States national team. In all, Quinn played 16 professional seasons.

    His playing days done, Quinn coached professionally in the Major Soccer League and locally at the highest youth levels. As the girls varsity coach at The Bishop’s Academy, Quinn led the Knights to San Diego Section high school titles.

    Quinn spent 11 seasons as Seamus McFadden’s assistant at San Diego before being named the Toreros’ head coach. The two men switched roles with McFadden, San Diego’s head coach the previous 39 years, becoming Quinn’s assistant.

    “He’s going to be fantastic,” said McFadden.

    Across the past 12 seasons, the USD men’s soccer team has compiled an overall record of 109-92-33, including a 64-39-16 West Coast Conference mark. Over the past 10 seasons, the Toreros have won four WCC titles (2009, 2012, 2014, 2015), advancing to the Elite Eight in 2012.

    Having coached at San Diego now for 12 seasons, Quinn feels a special connection to the university.

    “I have an appreciation of what this university provides in respect to student-athletes,” he said.

    He carries a deep belief in the university’s mission to develop students who serve in the community. When he was telling the team about a volunteer program working with students at nearby Montgomery Junior High, Quinn grabbed his USD shirt and told his players, “It’s all about the shirt and how we wear the shirt!”

    “It’s a place where I feel like being a coach it’s more like a vocation,” Quinn said. “I want to leave USD a better place than when I started. You want to be influential with kids. Sometimes it’s with conversation. Sometimes it’s through action.”

    Quinn doesn’t just tell his players how to play the game. He steps in and shows them. When the Toreros might be down a man during drills, the 59-year-old Quinn jumps in and fills the void.

    "That's the love of the game," said Toreros striker Miguel Berry. "Where you just have to play."

    "He's got the energy of a 5-year-old," said McFadden, who quickly corrected himself. "He's got the energy of a class of 5-year-olds. Not just one."

    In 1997, Quinn became the youngest coach in Major Soccer League history. In 2013, he was inducted into the Indoor Soccer Hall of Fame and the Breitbard Hall of Fame, which honors San Diego sports.

    Quinn is married to Sharon and the couple has six children – Nicola, Damien, Danielle, Cailin, Sinead and Aodhan. They have 12 grandchildren.

  • Mike Nico

    Mike "Nico" Nicholson

    Assistant Men's Soccer Coach at University of San Diego

    Michael "Nico" Nicholson came to Alcalá Park after serving as an assistant coach to the University of California, San Diego women's soccer program from 1994-2005. During his stint with UCSD, the Tritons captured three NCAA Division II and three NCAA Division III national championships.

    Mike Nico

    Mike "Nico" Nicholson

    Assistant Men's Soccer Coach at University of San Diego

    From 2003-05, Nicholson was also the director of the Temecula/Murrieta Soccer Club and from 1998 to 2003, he acted as the Head Boy's Coach for the San Diego Surf. Many of the club teams at the Surf achieved Regional and State success and many of his players were placed on national teams. In 1994, he coached the Nomads Boy's Under 16 club that won a national championship. In addition to his tremendous wealth of coaching experience, Nicholson also spent time with the United Systems of Independent Soccer League, a men's semi-professional league. He played three seasons for the San Diego Top Guns from 1993-95 and guided his team to the Regional Finalists in 1994 and 1995.

    Nicholson graduated from the University of Leeds in England, where he earned a degree in Sports Science in 1989. He captained his soccer team to the national finals in 1989 and his team won the national championship in 1986.

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    Frankie Sanfilippo

    Assistant Coach

    A soccer veteran with a wealth of experience in the professional, collegiate and club game, Frankie Sanfilippo enters his third season with San Diego men’s soccer in 2023 as an assistant coach.

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    Frankie Sanfilippo

    Assistant Coach

    Sanfilippo helped orchestrated one of the best seasons in program history in 2023. After the Toreros were selected to finish seventh in the WCC Preseason Poll, USD went a perfect 6-0-1 in conference play to secure the WCC Championship and advance to its first NCAA appearance since 2014. San Diego lost just twice in its last 15 matches (8-2-5), and finished undefeated in WCC play for just the second time in program history (first since 2000). The Toreros outscored opponents 17-4 in WCC play. Sanfilippo helped guide the team to two All-Region selections, the WCC Defender of the Year, the WCC Co-Goalkeeper of the Year, the WCC Freshman of the Year, and 13 total All-WCC selections. Not surprisingly, USD earned United Soccer Coaches West Region Coaching Staff of the Year.

    Sanfilippo joins the Toreros from Albion FC, where he coached from 2018 to early 2021. In his tenure with the club, he served as its General Manager/Director of Operations in addition to instructing the U-19 Developmental Academy teams. In 2019, he led the ’04 squad to the Fall NPSL 2019 Championship. While with Albion FC, Sanfilippo was the head coach for both the ’04 and ’06 MLS next teams.

    Sanfilippo, a native of San Diego, California, attended San Jose State University, playing four seasons for the Spartans from 1999-2003 while earning a degree in Criminology. After his time at SJSU concluded, Sanfilippo put together a decorated professional career, playing for six different clubs from 2004-2016. A 2006 USL All-Star with the Rochester Rhinos, he won the 2012 NASL Championship with the Tampa Bay Rowdies, with whom he was named a team captain and made over 100 appearances.

Camp Details

SECURE YOUR SPOT!

You can expect high demand on these first-come-first-serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

DAY CAMP INFO:

  • Camp Dates: (Mon-Thur)
    • June 15-18, 2026
    • June 29 - July 2, 2025
    • July 13-16, 2026
  • Ages: 8-14
  • Gender: Boys
  • Hours: 9am - 3pm*
  • Check-in location: Manchester Field
  • Meals: Lunch is NOT provided for day campers. Please bring a packed lunch

*Check-in starts 15 minutes before camp start time

SKILL LEVELS

Nike Soccer Camps provide a fun and challenging environment where players are grouped by age and ability to maximize development. Under the guidance of experienced coaches, campers sharpen their technical skills through focused training, small-sided games, and dynamic drills—building confidence and a passion for the game along the way.

TEAM DISCOUNT

Bring your teammates and save!

  • Groups of 4 or more: Each camper gets a $30 discount.
  • Groups of 8 or more: Each camper enjoys a $35 discount.

To claim your discount, simply fill out the Team Discount - Soccer with your group’s name and the names of all campers registering. We’ll create a unique discount code just for your team!

PREPARE FOR CAMP: COMPLETE YOUR PRE-CAMP CHECKLIST

To view your customer account, complete your mandatory forms, pay balance dues, and review important camp information, visit Pre-Camp Checklist.

All necessary camp information is on this page. If there are any imperative changes prior to camp start, registered campers will be notified via email and this webpage will be updated!

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?

  • Instruction: Training from the University of San Diego coaching staff

  • Day campers: Lunch is not provided. Please bring a packed lunch.

  • Supervision: Staff members are strategically placed throughout the camp to provide optimal supervision and participate in all activities

  • Camp T-shirt: All campers receive a Nike Soccer Camps t-shirt

INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, & FACILITY

  • Ratio: Low camper to coach ratio

  • Groupings: Campers are grouped by age, ability, and experience

  • Equipment Needed: All campers must bring soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic shoes, and a water bottle.

  • Medical Protocol: Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING:

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment, and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

DAY CAMPERS

  • Athletic clothing
  • Soccer Cleats (no metal studs)
  • Shin guards
  • Water bottle
  • Sunblock
  • Packed lunch and snacks
  • Small gym bag/backpack

SOCCER BALLS

Nike Soccer Camp Balls can be purchased during registration. Players can choose between a size 3, 4 or 5 ball, which will be shipped out once the order has processed. Shipping is included in the listed price. Please note that it is not required to bring a soccer ball to camp as they are provided by the staff for camp instruction. All sales are final.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is not provided. Campers are responsible for getting to and from camp on their own. There is no supervision before or after camp hours so please make arrangements to pick up your child on time.

MEDICAL PROTOCOL

Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

COMPANY POLICIES

For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

NIKE SOCCER CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our soccer camps please see our FAQ page.

***Camps are open to any and all entrants. Enrollment in our camps is limited only by age, gender, and capacity restrictions as specified by each camp

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Overnight Camp Schedule: Day #1

2:30pm Check-in

3:30-5:30pm First Training Session

5:30-6:30pm Dinner

6:30-8:00pm Games

8:00-8:30 Extended Day Camper Depart. Rest, Social Time & Snacks

10:00pm Lights Out

Overnight Camp Schedule: Day #2-3

8:00am Breakfast

9:00-11:30am Technical session/ small sided games

11:30am-1:00pm Lunch & rest

1:00-3:00pm Tactical session/ positon specific exercises

3:00-5:00pm USD Campus Tour/ Rest

5:00-6:00pm Dinner

6:30-8:00pm Games

8:00-8:30pm Extended Day campers depart. Snack, Social & Rest.

10:00pm Lights Out

Overnight Camp Schedule: Day #4

8:00am Dinner

9:00-10:30am Final Session

10:45am Closing Ceremony

11:00-12:00 Campers Depart

Youth Day Camp Daily Schedule

9-9:30am Camp Warm Up

9:30-10:30am Skills of the Day Training: Proper and focused technique for specific skills

10:30-10:45am Snack

10:45-12:00pm Skill of the Day Training Stations: Competitive scenarios to train skills

12:00-12:45pm Lunch

1:00-2:00pm Game Stations: Competitive and Fun games to train skills of the day

2:00-2:45pm Scrimmages

3:00pm Campers Depart

Usd Nike Soccer Facility Torero Stadium

Torero Stadium, first built in 1961, is the home of the University of San Diego football and soccer programs. The stadium, which underwent two phases of renovation, is perfect for an exciting athletic atmosphere inside its cozy confines.

These recent renovations were completed to host the WUSA San Diego Spirit, with over $3.5 million dollars spent to enlarge the seating areas and add spectator comforts. Torero stadium capacity is now 6,000 for Pioneer Football League action, as well as West Coast Conference Soccer play.

WHAT FAMILIES SAY ABOUT Nike Boys Soccer Camp at University of San Diego

78 Reviews

  • He especially enjoyed the shooting drills

    Carson said he had a great time and enjoyed everything about the camp! He especially enjoyed the shooting drills.
  • Lots of fun

    Lots of fun, grate time!
  • They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before

    Robert loved meeting and practicing with kids from others teams. His overall take-away was that the coaches taught them great skills and made the entire experience really fun. They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before.
  • He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner

    Jackson had a blast at camp. He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner and all of the skills he learned!
  • meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques

    Being able to learn and improve on his skills, meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques
  • By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go

    Donovan was not looking forward to such a long camp in the sun. By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go. He told me all about the camp, the coaches, and the kids. He had a blast!
  • By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go

    Donovan was not looking forward to such a long camp in the sun. By the second day, he woke up early and was ready to go. He told me all about the camp, the coaches, and the kids. He had a blast!
  • meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques

    Being able to learn and improve on his skills, meeting new fellow soccer players and understanding different techniques
  • He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner

    Jackson had a blast at camp. He couldn’t say enough good things about Coach Conner and all of the skills he learned!
  • They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before

    Robert loved meeting and practicing with kids from others teams. His overall take-away was that the coaches taught them great skills and made the entire experience really fun. They had unique and challenging drills that he had never seen before.
  • Lots of fun

    Lots of fun, grate time!
  • He especially enjoyed the shooting drills

    Carson said he had a great time and enjoyed everything about the camp! He especially enjoyed the shooting drills.
  • The coach giving the kids great feedback.
  • This camp is great compared to some other soccer camps because it has good soccer players that attend so my son feels challenged and can improve. The coaches were great!
  • Wonderful weather in a great setting.
  • Playing with and against the coaches.
  • Bringing my 4 kids to the same camp!
  • Great sessions and had a lot of fun.
  • My son improved on ball handling.
  • Playing with other great players.
  • Son was named top soccer player.
  • High level of play and training.
  • Team feeling for all the boys.
  • My son had fun and improved.
  • My children learned a lot!
  • The practice of the skills.
  • Friends and skill building.
  • The skills my kids learned.
  • My kid came out very happy.
  • Being on a college campus.
  • I learned many new skills.
  • The fun that my son had.
  • Being with family there.
  • Learning experience.
  • Location and skill.
  • The skills learned.
  • Meeting people and coaches that have a different teaching style than our club coach.
  • Making friends, fun, learning new stuff, friendly awesome coaches.
  • Every practice day was a highlight for my son. He simply loved it!
  • Every practice day was actually a highlight in my son's experience.
  • Soccer! But they also loved attending the Loyals game and the food.
  • Provided confidence. Meeting players with didn't skill set and levels.
  • The way the coaches fostered a team attitude while keeping it competitive.
  • Seeing my son engaged and having fun while working on on his soccer skills.
  • The ability to have fun and improve soccer skills. Making friends at the camp.
  • My child loved all the new skills he learned.
  • Great coaches and fun ways of learning new skills. Loved touring the other field too.
  • Opportunity to meet kids interested in soccer and getting coaching from professional staff.
  • All of it was great. Great coaches that seemed invested in the boys. It made the experience very fun.
  • My son absolutely loved it. Although I do wish he did more 1v1 and other drills, the overall experience for him was great and a memorable one.
  • We were impressed with the level of playing given other camps in the area. Appreciate the coaching staff and the exposure the boy had to them.
  • My son enjoyed the camp and liked that there were other campers that were experienced in soccer as opposed to some rec type soccer camps he'd done in the past.
  • Sleeping in the dorms and meeting new friends. He loves the soccer but the highlight is always getting to be independent for a few days and meeting new people.
  • My son recently started playing soccer. We selected this camp for him to learn and meet people in the soccer world. He definitely walked away a better player with even more excitement
  • From camper: learning skills such as dribbling and the maradona.
  • He loves it all. The Gatorade was a hit!
  • That the camp was at University of San Diego.
  • Quality of the instructors and the field at USD.
  • My son loved it, and he will go back next year.
  • Number of touches on the ball and friendly coaches.
  • Playing with and learning from higher level players.
  • Kids vs adult end of week game and afternoon scrimmages.
  • Great overall experience and improved soccer confidence.
  • My son having a good time with other kids who love soccer.
  • Connecting with important coaches and experienced players.
  • The coaches encouragement and the skills my daughter learned.
  • Playing soccer in a college environment and staying in dorms.
  • Scrimmage against others with different levels of experience.
  • Lots of small games and time on the ball. Good shooting drills.
  • Our son gained valuable new skills, as well as made new friends.
  • Making friends, appreciate coaches taking kids inside for lunch.
  • The boys enjoyed the camp over all

  • Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players

    Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players. It seemed to have changed daily and was a bit confusing. Other than that no complaints.
  • He was just having fun to play soccer.

    He was just having fun to play soccer.
  • He had a good time

    He had a good time. It was too hot and they had few shadow
  • He had a good time

    He had a good time. It was too hot and they had few shadow
  • He was just having fun to play soccer.

    He was just having fun to play soccer.
  • Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players

    Everything was wonderful except for the organization of where to drop off and pick up the soccer players. It seemed to have changed daily and was a bit confusing. Other than that no complaints.

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