Miner Women's Soccer Advanced ID Camp

Miner Women's Soccer Advanced ID Camp is for 9-12 grade girls with Club and Varsity level experience. This high level camp is designed for the Advanced player that wants to progress to the next level and be seen by college coaches.

The camp will provide specific instruction that will focus on the technical and tactical development of each player so that they develop a stronger understanding of the game. All campers will receive a Lady Miner Soccer camp T-shirt for participation in camp.
All Miner Girls Soccer camps will be held at the Miner Soccer field on the beautiful campus of Missouri S&T. Athletic training facilities are available during the camp and an athletic trainer will be on site at all times during sessions.

We are Missouri University of Science and Technology - Missouri S&T for short -  and we’ve been at the top of the research and innovation game for a long time. Founded in 1870 as one of the first technological institutions west of the Mississippi, we’ve been building on our heritage of discovery, creativity and innovation to equip and inspire today’s students to meet tomorrow’s great global challenges.
Our College of Engineering and Computing features 18 engineering and computing undergraduate degree programs, while our College of Arts, Sciences, and Business offers a vibrant mix of liberal arts and humanities, biological and physical sciences, education, business, behavioral sciences, and military science disciplines.
Missouri S&T intercollegiate athletic teams compete against other NCAA Division II universities across the country. From touchdowns to chemical equations and home runs to genetic research - our athletes take the game on and off the field seriously. Whether you’re a Division II athlete or just into intramural sports, you'll have plenty to choose from at S&T.

Gabe Hall
Head Coach

A 2004 graduate of San Francisco State University, Hall earned his bachelor of science in business administration. He was a two-year captain and starting goalkeeper with the Gators after spending two seasons as a starting goalkeeper at Indianapolis. After his playing days at San Francisco State, he played for two years with the West Michigan Edge of the Premier Development League before moving on to the Salinas Valley Samba in the National Premier Soccer League.
Hall also brings ties to a number of soccer clubs and Olympic Development Program’s. His most recent coaching experience is with the Oregon ’96 Olympic Development Team. Prior to his stint in Oregon, he also worked with the New Mexico and Indiana Olympic Development Programs as a coach. Hall has also coached the Rio Vista Football club as well as the Carmel United Soccer Club and the Evansville Elite.
Gabe Hall, an assistant coach at the University of Dayton for the past two seasons and a former assistant at two schools in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, has been selected as the new head coach for Missouri S&T’s men’s soccer program.
He has his United States Soccer Federation National “B” and National “Y” coaching licenses and a director of coaching diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.