The College of Wooster Women’s Soccer Prospect Camp is inviting all high school age girls who love the game of soccer. It is ideal for those who intends to play at the collegiate level. This high-level training program will be on June 30. The College of Wooster women’s soccer coaching staff will provide the sessions and afterward the assessment and evaluation. This training event gears towards improving the participants technical and tactical capabilities. It is also an opportunity to play and compete against other excellent soccer players. Check-in will be at the Scot Center of the College of Wooster. Furthermore, the program will start at 9:00 AM and end at 5:00 PM.
College of Wooster is a private coeducational college in Wooster, Ohio. It is an affiliation of the Great Lakes Colleges Association as well as the Five Colleges of Ohio. College of Wooster is 62nd in the National Liberal Arts Colleges, edition of Best Colleges rankings. It is 22nd in the Best Undergraduate Teaching rankings and 69th in the High School Counselor rankings. Currently, the institution accommodates around 2,100 undergraduate students. It has also 171 full-time faculty members. Correspondingly, the student to faculty ratio is 11:1. College of Wooster has 23 intercollegiate sports teams. They are playing in the North Coast Atlantic Conference of NCAA Division 3. Their nickname is Fighting Scots. Old gold and black are their identity colors. The college women’s soccer team has already 5 North Coast Atlantic Conference Championships.
College of Wooster Women’s Soccer Prospect Camp Organizers
The Wooster Fighting Scots women’s soccer head coach is David Brown. He is the team’s head coach since 1990. Coach David Brown is a 4-time North Coast Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year. He is also the 1991 and 1992 Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year. Moreover, Coach David Brown is the 2005 Ohio College Soccer Officials Sportsmanship Awardee. Then, the Wooster Fighting Scots women’s soccer assistant coach is Wes Davis. Coach Wes Davis is a former soccer player standout. He is a 4-year letterwinner at NCAA Div. III Central College.
