2007 UC Soccer Camp Information
UC SOCCER ACADEMY 2007
BOYS
July 16-20
GIRLS
July 23-27
Schoenbaum Stadium
Charleston, WV
For a UC SOCCER ACADEMY 2007 brochure (PDF file), click here
CAMP DIRECTORS
Todd Diuguid, a native of New York, will begin his seventh season this fall as the Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer program at the University of Charleston. Prior to UC, Coach Diuguid was the head coach of the Nitro High School boys team for two years and the Head Coach of the Hurricane High School girls team for three years. Winning sectional titles and earning top 10 rankings in the state at both high schools during his tenures. While at Nitro High School, Coach Diuguid was also named Regional Coach of the Year. Besides coaching at the high school and collegiate level, Coach Diuguid has continued to coach club teams, leading 10 teams to WV titles and Regional appearances. In 2006, Diuguid’s U13 girls became the first girls team in state history to advance to the Regional semi-finals. A former player, and graduate of Marshall University, Diuguid holds a USSF license and a career of working with children and families in the great state of West Virginia.
Marty Martinez, a native of New York, will begin his eighth season this fall with the UNiversity of Charleston Men's Soccer team. Martinez won his first WVIAC Championship in the 2004 season. The team also earned a ranking of 12th in the nation in his 2000 season. Coach Martinez presently coaches the U16, U18 boys, and U14 girls for the WV Chaos. Also, Martinez coached the WV Rowdies and University Soccer Club teams. Coach Martinez was previously an assistant coach for two years with the Marshall University Men's Soccer Team. Martinez played during his college days at James Madison and Maryland. His resume includes invitational tryouts with MLS's Miami Fusion. Martinez also holds both USSF 'A' and National Youth licenses. He will begin his fourth year as head coach of the local West Virginia Chaos PDL team.
DAILY SKILLS
ATTACK
Support •Runs • Penetration • Crosses • Shooting • One vs. One
MIDFIELD
Mobility • Depth • Width • Combinations Improvisation • Finishing • Positioning • Runs Counter Attack • Transition
DEFENSE
Positioning • Tactics • One vs. One • Two vs. One • Two vs. Two • Marking
GOALKEEPING
Catching • Distribution • Positioning • Control Psychological
INFORMATION
REGISTRATION: A parent or legal guardian must check-in campers 30 min. prior to opening session. A copy of the campers insurance must be provided.
ENROLLMENT: Enrollment is limited and applications are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Late applicants will be placed on a waiting list.
PLAYERS NEED TO BRING: Soccer shoes, shin guards, filled water bottle, #4 soccer ball for Youth Academy or #5 soccer ball for Senior Academy, dressed for the weather and ready to participate.
MEDICAL ATTENTION: A trainer will be on duty to administer to minor injuries or illness. For more serious problems, local hospital facilities are available. A signed medical waiver is required.
Make arrangements to have your child picked up promptly at the end of the session, either 12 noon or 5pm.
YOUTH ACADEMY Ages 7-11
8:00AM – 12:00Noon
8:00 - 8:45 • Warm-up/ Skill and Fitness Training
8:45 – 9:15 • Attacking Principles
9:15 – 9:45 • Midfield Principles
9:45 - 10:15 • Defending Principles
10:15-11:00 • Small Sided Games with Tactical Restrictions
11:00-12:00 • Full Sided Games
SENIOR ACADEMY Ages 12-17
1:00PM – 5:00PM
1:00 - 1:45 • Warm-up/ Skill and Fitness Training
1:45 – 2:15 • Attacking Principles
2:15 – 2:45 • Midfield Principles
2:45 – 3:15 • Defending Principles
3:15 - 4:00 • Small Sided Games with Tactical Restrictions
4:00 – 5:00 • Full Sided Games
Contact
304-357-4827
todddiuguid@ucwv.edu