The Cornell Super 60 Camp is an intensive, three-day competition-based camp. Sixty players will be divided into four teams. Each day teams will have training sessions with our Division 1 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.

Team Discount
Teams of ten or more sending applications in together will receive a $10 discount per camper.

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2008 Soccer Academy
June 29-July 2
Ages 8-15

The Cornell Soccer Academy is based on the “total” camp experience. This camp allows young soccer players to develop technically and tactically, in a fun, playing-based environment. With training in the morning, small-sided 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.

The early enrollment postmark deadline is June 6
click HERE for more information.

Camp brochure

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2008 Preseason Training
Day Camp
August 11-15
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Ages 13-18

The purpose of this soccer training camp is to prepare high school soccer players for their upcoming high school preseason. It will incorporate all of the aspects of the Cornell soccer team's preseason training: technical and tactical instruction, small-sided games, full-sided matches, goalkeeper training and fitness. This is an advanced training camp and is recommended for potential high school varsity and junior varsity players.

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The Cornell Sports School also offers a

Coed Soccer Day Camp
August 4-8
Ages 7-13

Early enrollment postmark deadline is July 11
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This camp is run by the Cornell women's soccer coaching staff.

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FEATURING ONE OF THE FINEST
COACHING STAFFS IN THE COUNTRY

Bryan Scales
Cornell Men's Head Soccer Coach

As he begins his tenth season at the helm of the Cornell men's soccer program, Bryan Scales continues to build the Big Red into one of the most respected in the region and in the Ivy League. He has compiled a 56-77-13 record over his first nine years and has had his teams ranked in the NSCAA/adidas Top 25 in four different seasons.

The 2005 campaign was highlighted by a pair of memorable Ivy League victories. First, Cornell topped No. 18 Penn 2-1 in Philadelphia, Pa., before returning to Ithaca to take a dramatic last-second victory over Harvard.

The 2001 team finished the year ranked No. 22 nationally with a record of 9-4-3 and Scales was selected by the NSCAA as the 2001 New York-Division I Coach of the Year and was named a finalist for the 2001 NSCAA/adidas Division I National Coach of the Year award. The team ended the 2001 season with a six-game unbeaten streak and was 7-2-2 over the final 11 games of the campaign. The Big Red knocked off NCAA quarterfinalist Penn State 3-1 during the regular season and beat perennial New York challengers Hartwick, Columbia and Syracuse to finish the season ranked second in the New York region. Scales' 2001 team allowed only 15 goals all season.In 2002, the squad opened with a tie at Notre Dame and put together a three-game win streak in the early stages of the season before finishing with a 4-8-4 record.

Scales has traveled extensively to observe the training methods of some of Europe's top clubs. He spent time with the English Premier League champions, Arsenal Football Club, observing training and speaking with both coaches and players about training techniques and methods. In the past, Scales has also visited Glasgow Celtic of the Scottish Premier League and Middlesbrough FC, another English Premier League club. He was fortunate to attend the 2001 Scottish League Cup Final, as well as the UEFA Technical Symposium, as a guest of the Scottish Football Association. In 2003, Scales spent time at training sessions for the Chicago Fire of MLS.

e-mail coach Scales  at bs38@cornell.edu

contact coach Scales by phone at 607-255-1312

Joe Schneck Cornell Assistant Coach Joe Schneck has just completed his second season with the Big Red men's soccer program after being named the interim assistant coach in August 2006. The Mt. Laurel, N.J., 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.

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Camp Information

Schedule
Registration will be held on the ground floor of Robert Purcell Community Center on the first day of camp. A camper orientation will be held following check in, after which camp counselors will take campers to the first instructional session. Refer to the appropriate camp itineraries (above) for exact times.

Facilities
Our facilities include: Jesup and Alumni practice fields, Berman Field (manicured natural turf soccer  facility), Schoellkopf Stadium (artifical turf stadium), Ramin Room (indoor turf practice facility),world class dining halls, swimming pool, and modern athletic training facilities. Cornell also boasts the Friedman Center, a state-of-the art strength and conditioning facility.

Counselors
Our counselors are current college soccer players from Cornell and other Universities.  They will spend time with campers on and off the fields.

What to Bring
Campers should bring their own workout gear, shin guards, cleates, turf shoes and a water bottle. All resident campers need an alarm clock, towels, a swimsuit, and beddings including a pillow .

Transportation
We will pick up campers at the Ithaca Airport or bus station. You MUST contact us in writing, with arrival mode, date and time, THREE WEEKS before camp starts. There is a $20 round trip fee for this service. Sorry, we do not offer pick up from the Syracuse or Binghamton airports.

You can request more information from the Cornell Summer Sports School by phone at:  

607.255.1200

by e-mail at: camps@cornell.edu