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Summer Camp 2021
First Touch Soccer will conduct its 14th annual summer camp program. We welcome boys and girls with all abilities. The typical age range is six to thirteen but younger and older players are also welcome.
Camps will be conducted in NW DC the weeks of:
June 21, 28;
July 12, 19, 26;
August 2, 9, 16, 23
Half-day (9:00-12:00pm) and All-day (9:00-3:00pm) options are available.
Player Registration Available.
Registration On or Before May 16 following fees apply:
Registration May 17 and after, following fees apply:
We suggest you bring the following items to the summer sessions:
We allow for players to choose who they prefer to play with if that's the case.
The training is a combination of skill work and small-side games.
The player/coach ratio is about 8:1.
We are flexible in the amount of time they want to play and don't push it. For summer, it's a time to get out of a routine but obviously we would prefer they play and not sit around.
The afternoons are less rigorous only because they've been playing for 3 hours in the morning under hot summer conditions though some have non-stop engines.
Camps will be conducted in NW DC the weeks of:
June 21, 28;
July 12, 19, 26;
August 2, 9, 16, 23
Half-day (9:00-12:00pm) and All-day (9:00-3:00pm) options are available.
Player Registration Available.
Registration On or Before May 16 following fees apply:
- $300/player -- Full Day, All Week
- $200/player -- Half Day, All Week
- $50/player --- Half Day Drop-in
- $75/player --- Full Day Drop-in
Registration May 17 and after, following fees apply:
- $350/player -- Full Day, All Week
- $250/player -- Half Day, All Week
- $65/player --- Half Day Drop-in
- $95/player --- Full Day Drop-in
We suggest you bring the following items to the summer sessions:
- Cleats or Outdoor turf shoes
- Shin guards
- Water Bottle
- Extra shoes for walk to get lunch if staying full day
- $$ for lunch/drinks
- Bathing suit to cool off in water spray park
- Extra t-shirt/towel
We allow for players to choose who they prefer to play with if that's the case.
The training is a combination of skill work and small-side games.
The player/coach ratio is about 8:1.
We are flexible in the amount of time they want to play and don't push it. For summer, it's a time to get out of a routine but obviously we would prefer they play and not sit around.
The afternoons are less rigorous only because they've been playing for 3 hours in the morning under hot summer conditions though some have non-stop engines.