The Ball State soccer program will be hosting a skills training camp for boys and girls ages 4 to 13 beginning on Jan. 25. The camp will be on every Sunday for eight weeks.
"The camp enables them to train from college coaches and build skills in order to compete all throughout the country," head coach Craig Roberts said.
The training sessions offer a mini-kickers camp for ages 4-7, a juniors camp for ages 8-10, and a seniors camp for ages 11-13.
Roberts, as well many players, will be volunteering at the camp. He said the camp can help the players improve their craft as well as fulfill the desire to help the local community
The camp will be on the turf field at the Jo Ann Gora Student Recreation and Wellness Center. The cost for the eight week skills academy is $85 per player.
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