Bowdoin College Polar Bears Women's Soccer ID Camp

The Bowdoin College Polar Bears Women's Soccer ID Camp is open for 9th grade to college female soccer players. It is a 4-day training event from July 14 to July 17, . It is ideal for players who have ambitions to play in the competitive collegiate level. The Bowdoin College women's soccer coaching staff will provide all the technical and tactical training sessions. Goalkeepers will also receive their skills specific instructions. Coaches from Bates College, Colby College, and U. Maine-Farmington will also participate and oversee the training program. Furthermore, the coaches will provide their assessments and evaluations to each participant individually. The camp will also include discussions regarding college recruiting procedures. The camp will take place at the Bowdoin College campus.

Bowdoin College is a private coeducational college in Brunswick, Maine. It is a member of the Annapolis Group as well as the Oberlin Group. The college is 6th in the National Liberal Arts Colleges, rankings. It is also 13th in the Best Value Schools rankings. Currently, it accommodates around 1,700 undergraduate students. The student to faculty ratio is 9 is to 1. Moreover, the college has 30 intercollegiate sports teams. They are competing in the New England Small College Athletic Conference of NCAA Division 3. They call themselves the Polar Bears. Black and white are their identity colors. The women's soccer team has already 5 NIAC Championships. In addition, the team has also 2 ECAC Championships.

Bowdoin College Polar Bears Women's Soccer ID Camp Organizers

Brianne Weaver is the Bowdoin College women's soccer team head coach since April 2012. She is the 2012 Conference Co-Coach of the Year awardee. Also, Coach Weaver is the 2008 CAC Coach of the Year and at the same time the 2008 National Soccer Coaches Association of America Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. These 2008 awards are during her head coaching stint with St. Mary Seahawks. Then, the team's assistant coach is Ellery Gould. She is the 2015 "Rising Star" of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.