Spring ID Prospect Camp
The Spring ID Prospect Camp is a camp for female prospects that are Current 8th–12th grade girls, Junior College and Transfer College Players (Girls only). Prospects will be divided into age appropriate groups to make sure prospects receive instruction beneficial to their tactical and technical growth as a player. Throughout the day, prospects will train in all aspects of the game including tactical knowledge like game situations, small sided games, and competitive environments. The camp will allow prospects to experience many aspects of college soccer both on and off the field. Prospects will train with Mercer women’s soccer staff, current Mercer players, and other university coaching staff. Our goal is to provide an enjoyable training experience similar to a college soccer session.
- Lunch will be provided.
- Campers NEED to bring their own soccer ball
| May 4th |
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Grades: 8th–12th, Junior College and Transfer College Players (Girls only) |
Location: Mercer University - Macon, GA
Refunds:
A $100 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit is due at the time of registration to reserve your spot at camp. If you have paid in full at registration, a full refund will be given (minus the $100 non-refundable deposit) if cancellation request is received in writing 14 days or more before camp begins. NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS WILL BE ISSUED WITHIN THE 14 DAYS BEFORE CAMP BEGINS FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING COVID, SICKNESS, AND INJURY RELATED REASONS. All cancellations must be requested in writing and be emailed to mercerwsoccer@gmail.com and include the name of the player as well as the reason for cancelling.
Purchase Protection: Our event offers Allianz Registration Protection insurance. For an additional fee, this insurance refunds your full registration fee if camp is held but you cannot attend or must leave early due to a covered injury or illness.
Cancellation/Force Majeure Policy:
T.E.E.S ID Camp shall not be liable or responsible for failure, cancellation, suspension, postponement, delay, or shortening in services resulting from a Force Majeure Event, inclusive of causes beyond it’s reasonable control, including, but not limited to: acts of God; field closures; equipment failure; war; terrorism; riot; acts of civil or military authorities; epidemics; floods; fires; unusual severe weather conditions (including excessive rain and lightning); accidents; or other contingencies the non-occurrence of which was a basic assumption on which the registration was made.
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