Player Experience Camp
2019 College Player Experience Camp
This camp is designed for players and prospects to gain a better understanding of the demands of division 1 college soccer. Our entire Badger Coaching staff will be directly involved in the oversight of the training. The College Player Experience will included sessions about nutrition, including eating a pregame meal, as well as strength and conditioning sessions that will be directed by our current Strength and Conditioning Coach. The day will also include a classroom session devoted to "a day in the life" of a college soccer player as well as two on-field practice/match sessions. This camp is open to any and all male entrants in grades 9-Jr. College.
“This camp gives players a chance to not only showcase their playing abilities for myself and my coaching staff, it also allows them to gain a real understanding of what the life of an elite student-athlete is like.”
John Trask
UW Head Men’s Soccer Coach
The 5th annual
2019 College Player Experience Camp
March 9th 2019
Cost: $165
Camp Schedule (Tentative)
Saturday
8:00-9:00am: Check-In (McClain Indoor Facility)
9:00-10:30AM: Training Group #1 - McClain Turf ; Training Group #2 - Weight Room
10:30-12PM: Training Group #1 - Weight Room ; Training Group #2 - McClain Turf
12:00PM: Lunch in the Student Athlete Dining Hall & Brief Presentation by Nutritionist
12:45-2:15PM: UW vs UW-Green Bay
2:30-5:00PM: 11 vs. 11 Matches
5-6:30PM: College Life Talk/Closing
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dates of camp?
March 9th, 2019
Where is the camp?
McClain Indoor Facility
Who should I contact about camp?
For any additional questions, additional applications, or further information, please contact our office:
Phone: (608) 263-1799
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
What is the cost of camp?
The fee for the College Player Experience camp is $165.00
Who can attend?
The camp is open to any and all entrants, boys grades 9 through Junior College. Field players and Goal Keepers are welcome, however, Goal Keepers positions fill up very quickly. This includes two year college players in both their 1st and 2nd year eligibility.
Are meals provided?
Yes, lunch and a post-game meal will be provided.
Do you provide transportation to and from the airport?
The camp does not provide ground transportation to and from the airport.
Resident Accomodation?
No resident accomodations will be provided. There are plenty of hotel options in and around the Madison area.
What is the camper to staff ratio?
The camper to staff ratio is roughly 8:1
Will campers have access to athletic trainers?
Yes. Athletic trainers will be present throughout the entire camp.
If camp is full do we have a waiting list?
Yes. Please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 608-263-1799 to be placed on the waiting list.
When do we need to sign up?
Campers are taken on a first come first serve basis and enrollment is extremely limited.
Is there a discount for children in the same family or team discounts?
NCAA rules prohibit any type of discount for HS aged campers.
What should my son bring to camp?
Players should bring all of the equipment necessary to play soccer. This includes both flats and soccer shoes, shin guards and a soccer ball. Goalkeepers should bring all the equipment they need to play inside on artificial turf. Additional training gear is recommended. A checklist will be sent to you by email immediately following online registration.
When will I receieve confirmation of registration?
An e-mail will be sent to confirm acceptance after registration and payment have been completed.
Will I be refunded if I need to cancel?
Cancellations made 48 hours prior to the session will pay an administrative fee of $25 that will be deducted from your refund. After that point, refunds will only be given for medical reasons when accompanied by a signed letter from a licensed physician. All refunds must be requested via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Will the facilities at Wisconsin be available for other weight training, conditioning, or individual soccer work?
The boys will be trained hard and require rest and rehydration. We will not allow campers to train more than what is scheduled.
