Rhodes College Lynx Women’s Soccer Summer College ID Clinic

Come and join the Rhodes College Lynx Women’s Soccer Summer College ID Clinic. It is a full-day event that will run from 9 o’clock in the morning until 4 o’clock in afternoon on the 9th of July. It is going to take place at the scenic  Rhodes College campus in Memphis, Tennessee. This summer identification camp is especially for prospective college female soccer players. Moreover, it is especially for those who have a club or high school varsity playing experience. The program aims at fine-tuning the player’s technical abilities and tactical understanding. It also includes a campus tour and a college recruitment talk. In addition, the attendees are going to be immersed in a real collegiate level training atmosphere. It is also an opportunity to train and learn from the Rhodes College Lynx women’s soccer coaching staff and current players. Furthermore, the participants are requested to bring their own soccer ball, gears, and equipment. It is going to be a physically demanding but enjoyable experience.

 

Rhodes College is a private institution with a former affiliation with the Presbyterian Church. It is now a liberal arts college in Memphis, Tennessee. Its campus is 100 acres in size and notable for the Gothic architecture of their buildings. Thirteen of these buildings are in the National Register of Historic Places. Additionally, Rhodes College is a member of the Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges, the Associated Colleges of the South, the Annapolis Group, and the Oberlin Group. The college’s rank in the 2018 edition of the US News and World Reports Best Colleges for National Liberal Arts Colleges is 51. Currently, it has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,999. The gender distribution is 44% male students to 56% percent female students. The student to faculty ratio is 10:1. In fact, 71.1% of the school’s classes have less than 20 students. Academically, Rhodes emphasizes in student research and writing and encourages students to participate in “service learning” off campus. The Rhodes College mascot is the Lynx. Their athletic teams are competing in the Southern Athletic Association in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III. Their identity colors are cardinal and black.