Columbus Crew soccer camp Feb. 16 at BFR Sports and Fitness
A Columbus Crew SC Camp will take place Monday, Feb. 16, at BFR Sports & Fitness, Bluffton, according to Jeremy Parkins, Bluffton native and senior director, soccer business development for the Crew.
The camp is from 2 to 5 p.m., for youth ages 6 to 14. The cost is $75 per player.
:Crew SC winter camps series focus on player development through a core foundation of soccer skills in a challenging and fun learning environment. Each camper is sure to walk away with a positive experience and high quality training from the only professional soccer club in the region," said Parkins.
Benefits include:
· Instruction from the Crew SC Player Development Staff
· Age specific curriculum focused on player development
· Ticket voucher to the 2015 Crew SC home opener
· Camper group recognition night at Crew Stadium
· Purchase additional tickets at discounted rates
The camp is limited to 35 participants.
CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION.
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