PLYMOUTH, N.H. – The Plymouth State University men's and women's soccer programs have released the details of their summer Panther Soccer ID camps.
 
The programs will host their sixth annual Panther Soccer ID Camps in mid-July. The full-day sessions run from 9:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. Campers will run technical and tactical training sessions, compete in games, participate in a collegiate soccer presentation, and tour the campus with lunch in Prospect Dining Hall also included. Campers will receive a PSU soccer t-shirt and post-camp access to video footage to create their own highlight videos. The boys' ID camp is set for Thursday, July 16, with the girls' ID camps on Friday, July 17. Camp fees are $145, with discounted rates for siblings.
 
The Panther Soccer ID Camps offer high school players aged 16 and up the opportunity to train and play games in the Plymouth State environment while gaining insight into the college recruitment process. Participants will also learn what it takes to succeed physically, emotionally, technically, and tactically at the collegiate level.
 
Both events are run by head coaches Rob Wright and Sammy Blizzard Bogardus and their coaching staffs and are limited to 28 participants.
 
Registration links, waiver forms, detailed information, and camp brochures can also be found on the department website at athletics.plymouth.edu/camps.