The Birmingham-Southern College Excellence Through Fundamentals Soccer Camp is a 5-day camp from June 25 to June 29, . Full day clinic is open for 7 to 18 years old male and female soccer players. While the Residential clinic is open for 10 to 18 years old male and female soccer players. The camps target is to develop the participant’s technical capabilities and tactical understanding. It will employ advanced training sessions and competitive games. It will cover individual sessions, team sessions, and goalkeeper sessions. Overall, the camp will be a motivating and enjoyable training experience. The camp facilitators are the Birmingham-Southern College soccer coaches as well as its current varsity players. It will take place on the Birmingham-Southern College campus.
Birmingham-Southern College is a private coeducational college. It is an affiliation of the United Methodist Church. It also has a Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation. The college is 132nd in the National Liberal Arts Colleges, edition of Best Colleges rankings. In addition, it is also 127th in the High School Counselor Rankings. Currently, it accommodates around 1,300 undergraduate students. The student to faculty ratio is 13 is to 1. The school has 22 intercollegiate sports teams. They are competing in the Southern Athletic Association of NCAA Division 3. Their nickname is Panthers. And, their identity colors are black and gold.
Birmingham-Southern College Excellence Through Fundamentals Soccer Camp Organizers
The head coach of Birmingham-Southern College men’s soccer team is Greg Vinson. He is a recent addition to lead the team in 2016. He is the team’s former assistant coach for 20 years. Additionally, he is a Birmingham-Southern College of Fame inductee. The head coach of Birmingham-Southern College women’s soccer team is David DiPiazza. He is at the helm of the women’s coaching staff since 2016. He is a 4-time National Federation of State High School Associations Coach of the Year. Coach DiPiazza is also a 4-time National Soccer Coaches Association of America State Coach of the Year. Then, another 4-time Birmingham News Metro City Coach of the Year.
