The University of West Florida Argonauts Women’s Soccer ID Camp is both an overnight and commuter that will run from the 21st of July until the 22nd of July. It is inviting all girls in grade through grade 12 who desire to become a college soccer student-athlete. This soccer identification camp is going to take place at the University of West Florida Varsity Soccer Field. In addition, this program aims at fine-tuning the player’s technical and tactical skills. It is going to replicate a real college training environment. Running the event is the University of West Florida Argonauts women’s soccer coaching staff. Overall, it will be a motivational and fun experience.
About the University of West Florida
University of West Florida Argonauts Women’s Soccer ID Camp Organizers
The head coach of the University of West Florida Argonauts women’s soccer team is Joe Bartlinski. He is now entering his 18th year at the helm of the University of West Florida Argonauts women’s soccer program. Coach Joe Bartlinski is a bachelor’s degree in history graduate from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. Ultimately, Coach Bartlinski is a seven-time National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) South Region Coach of the Year. He is also a two-time NSCAA National Coach of the Year and a six-time GSC Coach of the Year. He is among the country’s most winningest soccer coach. In fact, he is now holding an astounding coaching win-loss record of 479-79-25. Coach Bartlinski also leads the Argonauts to four NCAA Championships appearances. Then, the University of West Florida Argonauts women’s soccer assistant coach is Dr. Daniel Correa. He is now entering his third season in the assistant coaching position for the Argonauts. Dr. Daniel Correa earned his master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of West Florida. It also where he earned his bachelor’s degree and the doctorate degree in Curriculum and Diversity Studies.
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