2006 Dan Tobias Soccer Evening Camp Information

University of Arizona Athletics

Girls Ages: 14-18
When: June 12-15, 2006
Where: Murphey Soccer Stadium (Tucson, Ariz.)
Time: 5:30-8 PM
Price: $160

Contact Lisa Oyen at
Phone: 520-621-6879
E-mail: loyen@u.arizona.edu

Camp Objective

DAN TOBIAS SOCCER CAMPS are designed to teach basic to advanced soccer skills and tactics to players in developing the complete soccer player. The daily training sessions are both challenging and fun creating a perfect environment for individual development and a continued love of the game!

Camp Description

All Sessions are held at Murphey Stadium

Sessions for this age group are open to both male and female soccer players. The sessions will consist of training geared toward individual development of basic skills and fundamentals. Topics to be covered include:

* Ball skills

* Passing and receiving

* Dribbling

* Finishing

* 1 v 1 defending and attacking tactics

All sessions will be conducted over a two hour and 15 minute period with small to full-sided game at the end of every session.

These training sessions have LIMITED SPACE and enrollment will be based on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Daily Schedule

5:30-6:15 PM Warm-up and Skill Work

6:15-6:30 PM Skill Work

6:30-7:30 PM Topic Specific Training Session

7:30-8:00 PM Games

Special Features

All participants will receive soccer specific training for speed, agility and strength conditioning by professional strength and conditioning coaches. All participants will receive a camp T-shirt, ball and an individual evaluation at the conclusion of the camp.

Registration

Payment is due in full at the time of registration. All cancellations prior to the start date are subject to a $25 administration fee.

The quickest and easiest way to register is online.

Camp Directors

Dan Tobias
Head Coach, The University of Arizona (3 seasons)

* U17 Women’s National Team Assistant Coach (2006)

* Soccer America National Coach of the Year (2004)

* NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year (2004)

* Soccer Buzz Regional Coach of the Year (2004)

* Two-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year (2002, 2004)

* Led the U of A to the program’s first ever NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in 2005

* Led the U of A to the program’s first ever NCAA appearance and 16th place national ranking in 2004

* Head Coach, Washington State University (5 years)

* Previous Assistant Coach, Cal Poly SLO (4 years)

* Previous Head Coach, Central Coast Roadrunners (2 years)

* US Soccer League National Coach of the Year

* Lead Roadrunners to 2 consecutive National Championships

* USSF A Licensed Coach

* Arizona State ODP Coach and Region IV ODP Staff Coach

* Previous Head Coach

* Youth Soccer Coach and Trainer (20 years)

Harold Warren

Assistant Coach, The University of Arizona (3 seasons)

* USSF Licensed Coach

* Arizona State ODP and California South ODP Coach

* Previous Assistant Coach, UC Irvine (2001-2002)

* Previous Head Coach, West Coast Soccer Club (2 years)

* NCAA Collegiate Player, Cal State Fullerton & Cal Poly Pomona

* Youth Soccer Coach and Trainer (17 years)

Lisa Oyen

Assistant Coach, The University of Arizona (3 seasons)

* USSF Licensed Coach

* Washington State University Camp Director (2 years)

* Arizona State ODP Coach

* Assistant Coach, Washington State University (2 years)

* Previous Manchester United and Bobby Charleton Soccer School instructor

* NCAA Collegiate Player, The University of Montana

* Youth Soccer Coach and Trainer (11 years)

Coaching Staff

The coaches at our camp are some of the finest and most experienced available, all of whom have a vast knowledge of the game and experience working with youth players. Our coaches include staff and team members of the University of Arizona’s 2004 Pac-10 Women’s Soccer Championship team and 2005 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 team along with other college coaches, Olympic Development coaches, and former University of Arizona players. All of our coaches are excellent teachers and role models for young soccer players.

For more information, contact Lisa Oyen at:

Phone: 520-621-6879

E-mail: loyen@u.arizona.edu