Nike Girls Soccer Camp at University of San Diego

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

• My daughter from watching her at camp was a lot more confidant, even playing with girls almost twice her age. She was not afraid of getting in the mix. She loved meeting girls from Mexico, our family is from Mexico and she has had a difficult trying to keep the Spanish language, but at camp she was able to use her language skills and be excited about it. She also loved spending time with the USD ladies and especially the games at the end of the day.
• Brooklyn really liked learning new games such as lightning and getting to interact with all the girls in her group and the staff. She enjoyed the juggling competition between coaches and players. She told me she is going to work on that from here on out. Her favorite part of the camp was the scrimmages at the end of the day. Brooklyn is very competitive and is always up for a good scrimmage game. Brooklyn will definitely be back next summer!!
• Avery made friends and enjoyed the games/drills the coaches had them do. She has attended many different camps and this was one of the few times when she talked about all of the fun things they did every day when she was picked up. I need to also point out that she was exhausted too - fun and sweat! We have not been able to assess if her skills have improved since it was last week, but her mentality has!
• The camp was incredibly well organized and communication was precise and clear prior to and during camp. Coach Lou and her entire staff were welcoming, upbeat, motivational, and inspirational to both parents and campers. The exposure to a college environment through sports was priceless. More than anything - the skills, the drills, the technique - that my child branched out into a new environment, amidst a University setting, independently is amazing!
• My daughter from watching her at camp was a lot more confidant, even playing with girls almost twice her age. She was not afraid of getting in the mix. She loved meeting girls from Mexico, our family is from Mexico and she has had a difficult trying to keep the Spanish language, but at camp she was able to use her language skills and be excited about it. She also loved spending time with the USD ladies and especially the games at the end of the day.
• Brooklyn really liked learning new games such as lightning and getting to interact with all the girls in her group and the staff. She enjoyed the juggling competition between coaches and players. She told me she is going to work on that from here on out. Her favorite part of the camp was the scrimmages at the end of the day. Brooklyn is very competitive and is always up for a good scrimmage game. Brooklyn will definitely be back next summer!!
• Winning MVP for trying her hardest, always smiling and using her body against the bigger girls. Kira also enjoyed the trip to the student store.
• Avery made friends and enjoyed the games/drills the coaches had them do. She has attended many different camps and this was one of the few times when she talked about all of the fun things they did every day when she was picked up. I need to also point out that she was exhausted too - fun and sweat! We have not been able to assess if her skills have improved since it was last week, but her mentality has!
• The camp was incredibly well organized and communication was precise and clear prior to and during camp. Coach Lou and her entire staff were welcoming, upbeat, motivational, and inspirational to both parents and campers. The exposure to a college environment through sports was priceless. More than anything - the skills, the drills, the technique - that my child branched out into a new environment, amidst a University setting, independently is amazing!
• She enjoyed the coaches, especially Sarah. She enjoyed meeting girls from other states.
• I found the combination of skill building AND fun, in a friendly welcoming atmosphere to be very valuable
• My daughter was able to meet new friends who also love soccer
• The ability for players from different areas/teams to come together
• I recognize that the camp was well run and organized-- made it fun and easy for parents and kids both
• Riley came to camp not knowing anyone, and because we come from a small rural, mountain town she was not as experienced as many of the other players. Riley learned a ton of skills, met new friends, and the coaches made her feel comfortable and at ease.
• My daughter had fun and looked forward to going every day! It was all around AWESOME! She was cared for, pushed in her soccer skills and allowed to be a silly kid, as well! All in all great!
• My daughter not only learned skills she could apply, but she worked with college level players and learned about how scholarships work - now she has a goal for herself!
• The USD coaching staff and their current players are the key to the camps success. My 9 year daughter had a great time and wants to go back for two weeks next year.
• Coach Leigh was so organized and had constant communication with parents. All the coaches were so lovely my daughter loved it. We will be back!
• My Daughter would always comeback tired and I liked that. When I saw the camp for 30 minutes the first day I knew she would like it.
• new friends, on Wed Claire said it has been the best soccer camp she has ever attended, she loved it
• My daughter being inspired to continue developing as a soccer player thanks to the awesome staff.
• My daughter enjoyed meeting a very diverse group of people and learning how to work as a team
• My daughter came home very excited that she had greatly improved her juggling
• My daughter loved being able to travel from Lake Tahoe to go to camp with four of her friends.
• I appreciated camp directors presence along with Head Coach involvement in the camp.
• Aza enjoyed the daily drills. She loved making new friends and the professional soccer coaches. Having actual college players do the instruction is a great way for kids to have someone to look up to and aspire to be. My daughter enjoyed the college setting and is very motivated to some day reach that point. She is looking forward to next year already. Great job all around.
• My daughter enjoyed the camp profoundly. She learned a variety of new skills (such as shooting, passing, controlling the ball) and improved her technique.
• My daughter enjoyed the camp profoundly. She learned a variety of new skills (such as shooting, passing, controlling the ball) and improved her technique.
• She had fun and met new friends
• Aza enjoyed the daily drills. She loved making new friends and the professional soccer coaches. Having actual college players do the instruction is a great way for kids to have someone to look up to and aspire to be. My daughter enjoyed the college setting and is very motivated to some day reach that point. She is looking forward to next year already. Great job all around.