North Carolina Girls' Soccer Day Camp Faqs



Is this THE North Carolina Girls' Soccer Camp? Yes, we are are part of the same North Carolina Girls' Soccer Camp that has overnight camps in Chapel Hill, NC. We just bring the experience to you in the form of a day camp! The camp is staffed by Tar Heels past and present and uses a curriculum based on that used in our overnight camps. Does it matter what size ball I bring? We prefer that the ball be a size 4 or 5 for the drills we will be doing. May I stay and watch my child at camp? Of course. You may stay for as long as you like as long as you remain on the edge of the field. May I drop off my child early or pick her up late? Our staff will be at the fields approximately fifteen minutes before each session. We will also remain at the field until every camper has been picked up after each session. We cannot be responsible for a camper when we are not on the premises. What kind of staff do you use? For the most part our staff is made up of former and present Tar Heels. Because their summers are very busy, we may supplement our staff with other collegiate players, but we try and use as many Tar Heels as possible! May my child attend both the morning and afternoon sessions? Your child may attend as many sessions as he or she likes. We offer the same curriculum in both the morning and afternoon, with slight modifications for age, so he or she may find it to be repetitive. In addition, arrangements will have to be made regarding supervision over the lunch break from 12:00 - 2:00 pm between sessions. Please contact the camp office by phone or email to make arrangements. Can I send in the application without a doctor's signature and send a signed copy later? Absolutely. Go ahead and sign your daughter up to make sure you get a space and then send us your doctor's ok when you get it taken care of. Can my 5 year old attend? We like to keep the camp fun and hope the kids learn something while they're here. We feel that five years of age is too young to attempt some of the skills we will be teaching. We also feel we would be doing more babysitting than instructing. Exceptions may be made for exceptional children, but for the most part, we do not allow five year olds. How are medical emergencies handled? The camps will have a full-time qualified First Aid Care Providers on hand to handle minor injuries and medical situations. If an emergency situation arises, the camper's parents will be notified and the camper will be taken to the nearest medical facility at the parent's discretion. In the case that a parent cannot be reached, the Provider on hand will make a decision about additional treatment. Is there a discount for groups who attend? Depending on the size of the group attending, discounts are available. Please contact the camp office by phone or by email to inquire about this. Can I transfer my registration to another person if my child cannot attend camp? Yes you can. Your registration is fully transferable. Just contact the office in writing, by email or by phone to let us know the details. Can I send in the application without the doctor's signature and send that in later? Yes, this is perfectly fine to do. We understand that you can't always get a doctor's signature right away, so you can either mail it in separately or bring it to camp on the first day. Can I just bring the application to camp if it's only a few days away? Yes. If camp is less than a week away, we advise campers to just bring the application and payment to camp on the first day. Payments made on the day of camp should be in cash or money order only. Also, please call us at 336-376-1946 and notify us though that you will be coming so we can expect you! How do I cancel my registration? Please let us know in writing or by email or phone of your cancellation. Please see the guidelines under IMPORTANT INFO regarding our cancellation policy.