Team Pre-Season Clinics
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Join Head Coach, Kia McNeill, and the Brown Women's Soccer Staff at our High School Pre-Season Clinic geared for high school students who are looking to get in shape physically, technically, and mentally for their respective high school seasons. The clinic will involve individualized and small-group training in all fundamental soccer areas of the game - 1 vs 1 attacking and defending, passing, shooting, heading, juggling, etc. There will also be goalkeeper specific training for the keepers. In addition to small-sided games and 11 vs. 11 scrimmages, we will be implementing ideas and facets to the game much like we do here at the college level including - video break down/analysis, speed, strength, and agility training, and an overview about the importance of nutrition and fueling your body. The idea behind this clinic is to get you prepared for your high school season. You are welcome to sign up as an individual or as a team (a team is considered 15 players or more).
*Free Agent pool is for players looking to register individually or groups smaller than 15. We will put you on a scramble team with other players who registered under the same circumstances.
Location: Brown University-Erickson Athletic Complex, 235 Lloyd Avenue, Providence, RI 02906
This is NOT an overnight clinic. We do this with the intention of having you take advantage of the other things Brown University and Rhode Island have to offer. Here is a link with some of hotels in the area that would be willing to accommodate: Providence Hotels
Who: Ages 13-18 years old (girls only)
Refunds: No refunds, however, your clinic credit can be applied to a future clinic held during the school year (September - May). Unfortunately summer clinics (June-August) operate separately here at Brown and any existing credit cannot be used for these specific clinics.
Questions: Please contact the Women’s Soccer Staff at brownwsoccer@gmail.com
Bears Elite Soccer Clinics are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).