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Super 60 Camps and The Cornell Super 60 Camps are intensive, three-day competition-based camps for boys ages 16-18. Sixty players will be divided into four teams. Each day teams will have training sessions with our Division I staff before concluding with 60-minute full-sided matches. All sessions will take place at Cornell’s lush McGovern Field training complex. This camp is designed to closely replicate the training environment and competition that the advanced player can expect to find at the collegiate level. The full-sided matches are also an outstanding opportunity for players to showcase their abilities within the team framework. All campers receive a FREE Cornell reversible jersey, Nike soccer ball and camp T-shirt. Team Discount: Teams of ten or more sending applications in together will receive a $10/camper discount.
To avoid a $30
late fee, all required forms and full payment must be postmarked by
June
12.
The Cornell Soccer Academy is based on the “total” camp experience. This camp allows young soccer players ages 8-15 to develop their skills in a fun environment. With training in the morning, games in the afternoon and team-based competition in the evening, the Academy covers all aspects of the game. Coaches strive to create a fun, inclusive environment where individual skills and teamwork are developed. Individual attention and interaction with the coaching staff makes the Cornell Soccer Academy one of the best camps around. Our coaches are residents in the dorms and are trained to assist in all aspects of the camp experience. All campers receive a FREE Cornell soccer ball and camp T-shirt.
To avoid a $30 late
fee, all required forms and full payment must be postmarked by July
3.
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FEATURING ONE OF THE FINEST
Jaro Zawislan, a native of Poland who has spent the past seven seasons as an assistant coach at Syracuse University, has been named the new head men’s soccer coach at Cornell University, announced Monday by Andy Noel, the Meakem-Smith Director of Athletics. Zawislan replaces Bryan Scales, who resigned in January after an 11-year tenure directing the program. At Syracuse, Zawislan worked with all phases of the Orange program, including practice planning, scouting opponents, game preparation, player training and recruiting. Zawislan’s tenure at Syracuse was marked by bringing in one of the top 40 recruiting classes in the nation in 2003, according to collegesoccernews.com. As a former goalkeeper himself, he also helped coach the Orange goalkeepers, who have posted some of the program’s all-time best numbers. Prior to coaching at Syracuse, Zawislan coached at Stanford, serving as an assistant coach and a goalkeeper coach for the Cardinal program. He helped the Stanford men’s team to the national semifinals in 2001 along with its first Pacific-10 championship and best record in program history at 19-2-1. His coaching career also includes a stop at Creighton for two seasons, helping the Blue Jays to a national runner-up finish in 2000. Zawislan helped the Creighton goalkeepers to a school-record 22 victories. He coached at Creighton for three seasons, posting the nation’s best goals-against average in 1999. Zawislan attended Clemson University, starting every game over his four-year career before graduating in 1993. He was a three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference and four-time All-South region selection, in addition to being named the most valuable player of the 1993 ACC tournament. He holds school records for career saves (446), single-season saves (134), career wins by a goalkeeper (58) and career starts (88). He was also a two-time national All-Academic honoree. Following graduation, Zawislan played professional
both in the United States and Poland. He began his collegiate
coaching career in 1999 at Creighton, while also coaching the
Nebraska Olympic Development Program’s Open U-23 team and
the Nebraska state ODP goalkeepers. His career also includes a
stop at the Canadian Soccer Academy and as a player-coach with
the Columbia Heat of the USISL.  Joe
SchneckCornell Assistant Coach Joe Schneck has just completed his third season with the Big Red men's soccer program after being named the interim assistant coach in August 2006. The Mt. Laurel, NJ native is a 2004 graduate of The College of New Jersey. Schneck spent the 2005 season as a graduate assistant coach at his alma mater while he pursued his master's degree in athletic administration at the institution. A four-year letter winner with the Lions, Schneck earned several honors as a member of the men's soccer team at TCNJ. As a senior, he earned a spot on the 2003 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) - Adidas Metro Regional All-America honorable mention team. Also a CoSIDA Academic All-District II College Division second team honoree, Schneck was the Lions' co-captain during his senior season and collected 49 points in 74 games played at TCNJ on 17 goals and 15 assists. A Dean's List Student at TCNJ, he was also a four-time TCNJ scholar-athlete and the 2004 recipient of the Dr. Harold Eickhoff Outstanding Senior Scholar-Athlete Award as the top senior male scholar-athlete, given annually.
or by phone at: 607-254-4956 Camp Information Schedule Facilities Counselors What to Bring Transportation
You can request more information from the Cornell Summer Sports School by phone at: 607.255.1200
by email: camps@cornell.edu or by writing to: To learn
more about the Cornell University men's
soccer team click HERE.
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