Junior Elite Girl’s Soccer Camp

“We place young camper’s in training environments that have won the University of North Carolina Women’s Soccer team 22 of 39 NCAA National Championships and the US National Team a world championship! By putting campers through the same proven system, we hope to elevate their game in the same way we have taken the UNC and National Teams to new heights.” – ANSON DORRANCE

2024 > Carolina Junior Elite Soccer Camp

2024 June 14-16, June 21-23, June 28-30, July 19-21 

JOIN US!
Come join us at our most popular The Junior Elite Academy. This camp is for the highly motivated and determined young female soccer player ages 10 – 13. Coach Dorrance and his staff have worked to design a camp that will prepare the rising stars of our soccer world for the tactical demands and the specific ball skills necessary for you become the player of your dreams. Apply Today!

CURRICULUM
Our objective is to create a training highly competitive environment, to get the most out of each camper. This is the very same approach used with the North Carolina women’s soccer training system. We do allow each camper to go at her own pace.

Campers are trained in the proper techniques for shooting, heading, serving, dribbling, defending and passing. They are then put into highly competitive scenarios like 11v11 games, 4v4, 1v1 and more to develop these techniques under pressure.

COLLEGE BOUND AND JR ELITE DAILY SCHEDULE

Check-in Day:

4:00 – 6:00 pm  check-in
6:00 – 8:00 pm  evening session at check in location

Day 2:

9:00 – 10:30 am  morning session
1:30 – 3:00 pm   afternoon session
6:00 – 7:30 pm    evening session

Check-out day:

9:00 – 10:30 am   morning session
1:30 – 3:00 pm   afternoon session
3:00 – 3:30 pm   closing ceremonies

LOCATION – UNC/Chapel Hill, NC – MAP

FIELDS USED AT CAMP
A variety of fields are utilized for the weeks of camp in Chapel Hill. The main site is Finley Fields located by the University’s golf course. Only minutes from campus, this complex has two Bermuda and two Field Turf fields where a majority of the camp will train. There are also several field-turf complexes that can also be used on campus.

HOUSING AT CHAPEL HILL
All housing will be arranged by camper’s guardian/parent via hotel accommodations. See HOTEL link below.

FOOD SERVICE AT CHAPEL HILL
There will be no food service this summer. Campers will be responsible for their own meals and snacks.

CAMPER LETTERS
“Being around your campus, facilities, staff, and players I now understand why your teams are so successful. I learned how to become a more complete player while learning shooting, defending, heading and various other skills. Even though it was lots of hard work, I really enjoyed the experience.” – Courtney Lillvis – Orange City, FL

“Hi! I want you to know how influential and motivating it was for me to be a camper at the Carolina Soccer Camp. I had a wonderful time and learned a lot at the same time! You truly have made a huge difference! I look forward to seeing you next year at camp.”
Ariel Gerber – Richmond, VA

“I live in California so it was really fun going to UNC where one day I want to accomplish my dream and play as a Tar Heel. The camp was the best experience of my life, and one that I will never forget. It was a real thrill to make it to the semi-finals of competition at the end of camp as well! I am looking forward to a return visit to UNC next summer for your residential camp.”
Robyn Shelby – Davis, CA