2013 CAMP REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!

Elite, Day and Half-Day Camp: June 17th-21st, Boys Age 5-15.  Elite $250, Day $235, Half-Day $100

     *Elite: Sold-Out, Day Camp Sold-Out, Half-Day Sold-Out

Residential Camp: June 23rd-26th, Boys Age 10-18. Residential $450, Commuter $350 

     *Residential - 18 Spots Left, Commuter - 7

College Training Center: July 19th & 20th - High School Boys, $150

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2012 NC State Highlight Video

10% Discount off residential camp if you register for both day camp and residential camp !!

 LATE FEE OF $15 WILL BE ASSESSED TO REGISTRATIONS WITHIN TWO WEEKS OF CAMP START DATE FOR DAY CAMPS ONLY.   

All Camps are open to any and all participants and are only limited by number, age, grade and gender in compliance with NCAA rules.

Refunds are only granted in the case of an injury prior to the camp, a written doctor’s note must accompany the request.  A full refund less a $15 administration fee will be refunded. (Day Camp and CTC only)  

 NC State Soccer Camp

I am now saving for next year so he can do the day camp AND the overnight camp 

Thank you to you and your coaches.  They made camp a phenomenal experience for our boys!”

      CARY FC MOM 

“My son had an awesome experience this first year at your Wolfpack Boys Soccer Camp. It was well-run, well-organized and you ordered great weather for last week’s camp.   He was thrilled to receive "camper of the week" on the last day-- he’s a humble guy, but he had a huge smile on his face. “

“I must tell you that the camp was very impressive. This was our first year, and our son really enjoyed it. Everything was very well run and organized. And I appreciate how great the players were in coaching the kids. Our 7-yr-old son doesn’t often interact with young men in their late teens/early 20s, so it was great for him to see some positive role models.  It seemed to be a good balance between the actual athletics and life skills about winning/losing.”

      CASL MOM 

"My son has talent in soccer, but has always been fickle and unpredictable about whether he truly likes it.  When I signed him up for Wolfpack Boys Soccer camp months in advance, I made him sign a piece of paper confirming that he, in fact, wanted to do the camp and would ’stick to it’.  It only took one day of being there to make him a convert.  He thoroughly enjoyed the camp, and we even set up a flood light in the back yard so we could practice some of the drills at 10pm the night before the final competition.  As an NC State alum, and fan of my son’s soccer potential, I was really excited that he benefited from and had fun in the program.  Now he’s asking about additional soccer camps this summer!"

      TFC DAD 

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Raleigh, N.C. - The NC State men's and women's soccer programs held a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the brand-new Wolfpack Training Complex (WTC) Friday afternoon. NC State Director of Athletics Debbie Yow presided over the ceremony, after which the NC State soccer programs conducted a youth clinic.

"The addition of the WTC facility will make a huge impact in many areas of our program," said NC State women's coach Steve Springthorpe. "To have a on-campus training facility within a short walking distance from our locker room, game field and our offices will give our players and staff the ability to train at the highest level and give us more time to prepare and provide a better student athlete experience.

"I am confident in saying that our practice facility is one of, if not the best in the ACC, and will rival any within the NCAA membership schools."

"The WTC is one of the best facilities in the country," said NC State men's coach Kelly Findley. "We create a professional environment in training, and expect our players to be excellent. The training facility has helped us create this environment, and will help our players to develop as individuals and as a collective group. The details that we were able to include set the facility apart."

Those details include: an electronic gate so players can have access to train individually anytime, a storage area with equipment for them to use, top of the line Kwik Goal goals and training equipment, 50 foot nets behind the goals, artificial surface that is FIFA approved world class level, and a bermuda grass surface that is the same dimensions as the game field to aid the teams in training.

Both head coaches made it a point to not only thank Yow, but also, Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director Chris Kingston, Associate AD Barry Joyce, Assistant AD Ray Brincefield and Associate AD Sherard Clinkscales for their numerous hours in planning and designing and overseeing the WTC project.

The NC State athletics administration has demonstrated the commitment to Wolfpack Soccer and both squads look forward to achieving their goals. Their support of the soccer programs and desire to see Wolfpack athletics succeed is unmatched.

Tyler Lassiter