JUNIOR RESIDENTIAL & JUNIOR DAY CAMPS AT KISKI
For Boys Ages 12-15
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Junior Residential Camp at KISKI
Thursday, August 12th, 2021 -
FRIDAY, August 20th, 2021
$1,500.00 USD
- Registration will be done from 1-4PM at the Kiski Student Center.
- For all outdoor activities, campers are able to be mask-free. Masks will only need to be worn in common areas such as the dorms, gyms, and cafeterias.
- Soccer training in the morning with your coaches
- Nightly soccer games
- Afternoon swimming
- FIFA tournaments
- Soccer Tennis, Soccer Volleyball, Futsal, Soccer golf (course on compus.)
- Watching live games of the older campers
- Art and technology classes
Junior Day Camp at KISKI
Monday, August 16th, 2021 -
FRIDAY, August 20th, 2021
$450.00 USD
- Camp is from 9AM to 5PM daily.
- For all outdoor activities, campers are able to be mask-free. Masks will only need to be worn in common areas such as the dorms, gyms, and cafeterias.
- Soccer twice per day, in the morning and afternoon
- Lunch in the dining hall included.
- Swimming everyday for 1 hour
- Afternoon activities can include soccer tennis, soccer golf, futsal, and other fun games.
- Friday, August 20th, is a half day, soccer last game is 9AM – 12PM.
For general camp questions please contact
Camp Director Darle Kokozka - dkokoszka@futbolgoals.us
+1 (203) 379 8386
For any billing, or technical questions, email:admin@futbolgoals.us
List of Colleges that Futbol Goals USA Players have been admitted to:
Hobart and William Smith College
Union College
Rochester Institute of Technology
Colby Sawyer College
Connecticut College
Brandeis University
Suffolk University
St. Olaf College
UMass Amherst
Providence College
University of Arizona
Syracuse University
Lynn University
Springfield College
St. Louis University
Flagler College
Boston College
Colby
Colgate
Middlebury
Seton Hall
University of Hartford
Skidmore College
Babson College
Lehigh University
Claremont McKenna College
University of Chicago
Haverford College
Wesleyan College
Amherst College
Army West Point
Denison University
Hamilton College
High Point University
Missouri State University
University of Delaware
Gardner-Webb University
Swarthmore
Frequently Asked Questions
Please review these FAQs to find the answers to your questions. If your question is not below, please contact Darla Kokoszka at DKokoszka@futbolgoals.us. Thank you for considering our camp for your son!
Families must pay for camp via the credit card or PayPal payment process on our website.
There are no discounts for camp. We cap the number of campers in order to ensure a high-quality experience for everyone who attends. Your son is guaranteed plenty of quality playing time to showcase their skills in front of the college coaches in attendance. College coaches will be able to thoroughly assess your son’s ability to play for their program during camp. We have had college coaches offer roster spots to campers after watching them play over our five-day camp alone!
Standard Refund Policy
Payments for camp and preseason are fully refundable until June 15th. Families who cancel their registration after June 15th will not receive a refund. All cancellation requests must be sent in writing to: jchiavaroli@futbolgoals.us
Covid-19 Refund Policy
We continue to organize our camps despite the threat of the Covid-19 coronavirus, and we are fully aware that the virus may affect our ability to run our camp this summer. If we cancel camp due to Pennsylvania restrictions pertaining to Covid-19, then Futbol Goals will either fully refund families who have paid for camp or apply a portion of their payment to cover the Futbol Goals’ clinics we plan on running on the same dates as our camp. We expect to have the same clinicians and colleges coaches in attendance if we are forced to run clinics. Please understand that families will be responsible for their own meals and accommodations if we need to switch to clinics. We strongly suggest that families organizing air travel to our camp purchase ticket insurance so they may receive reimbursement from the airline in case of cancellation due to covid. Pennsylvania state guidelines will be the most significant factor in determining whether we will be able to run our camp this summer. We are confident that we will be able to run a great camp this August!
Please see camp schedules on the Schedule section of this page.
Campers should bring everything they need for the 5-day camp. Laundry machines are accessible in the dorms for campers free of charge. Campers’ packing list should include all of their soccer gear; all of the athletic clothing that you plan on wearing during training; comfortable clothing for free time and recruiting seminars; sandals to keep your feet from blistering; a personal water bottle; toiletries; bed sheets; a towel; and only necessary electronics. Do not bring expensive items that you do not need. Please review the camp schedule for planning purposes.
Campers should bring everything they need for this 19-day experience. Laundry machines are accessible in the dorms for campers free of charge. Your packing list should include all of your soccer gear; all of the athletic clothing that you plan on wearing during training; comfortable clothing for free time and recruiting seminars; sandals to keep your feet from blistering; a personal water bottle; toiletries; bed sheets; a towel; and only necessary electronics. Campers should also consider bringing their assigned summer work, a laptop, and other devices to keep them engaged during free time.
Campers do not need to bring a soccer ball for training. Soccer balls will be provided for them.
Yes, our chef will provide the campers with multiple options for meals. Campers should choose the foods that they can eat safely. If campers have a severe food allergy, or medical condition, they should notify Coach Chiavaroli via email prior to the start of camp so he can make accommodations.
Yes, the Futbol Goals staff has excellent goalkeeper trainers on staff.
Our staff includes a licensed trainer who will be with us throughout the entire camp. Any injury or illness will be communicated immediately to parents. If a severe injury or illness (other can Covid) occurs, then we will contact the camper’s family and transport them to the nearest hospital or emergency clinic.
The directors at Futbol Goals are committed to the safety of each camper. ID games are competitive; however, dangerous play of any kind, including unsportsmanlike behavior, will not be tolerated. Campers who engage in dangerous play, or unsportsmanlike behavior, will be required to sit on the bench and forfeit valuable playing time to showcase their skills in front of college coaches.
Campers are able to request roommates prior to camp. Our staff will do everything possible to accommodate roommate requests, but we cannot guarantee all requests. Our staff will prioritize health and safety above all else when assigning roommates.
Futbol Goals does not provide transport to and from our camps. Campers have used Uber, taxis, and other limousine services to get to camp and return to the airport. Here is a company that Kiski students use for transportation services from Pittsburg International Airport:
Elite Coach Transportation: +1 (800) 488-7775, (724) 325-2626, (412) 281-1111
Please check with your local U.S. embassy for visa information. Obtaining a visa, if required, is the responsibility of the family who registers for camp. Futbol Goals will provide an invitation letter to camp if that is necessary for the visa.
Please check with your airline regarding details about their policy for unaccompanied minors. Futbol Goals does not provide assistance with this matter, but we will provide the family an invitation letter to camp if that is necessary.
Campers are responsible for the cost of replacing lost room keys.
Parents cannot stay on campus after dropping the campers off. They cannot watch training and ID games from the stands. We ask that parents do not approach the college coaches during camp. The coaches must be free from distractions so they can assess the players’ level without interruptions. Parents are not allowed to eat in the dining hall, nor are they allowed to spend their free time in the dorms during camp.
Yes, we are videotaping goalkeeper training and ID games so players may create highlight tapes for their recruiting process. Game footage and goalkeeper training video will be available the week after camp concludes.
There are numerous hotels and B&Bs in the area. We suggest looking for hotels in the Delmont/ Blairsville, Pennsylvania, area. All hotels are roughly 20 minutes from campus.
Campers cannot arrive to campus early or leave late. Kiski camp participants should arrive at the designated registration time on August 7th and leave no later than 2 pm on August 11th.
Yes. Release of liability forms are necessary for participation in this camp. Kiski School and Futbol Goals USA each have their own release forms that must be signed and returned before the start of camp. All forms can be found on our website and are part of the registration process for camp.
Campers should bring spending money with them if they wish to purchase snacks, drinks, and pizza at the camp store in the evening.
Fubol Goals directors will review important camp rules on the first day of camp to ensure a safe environment for everyone. Campers must follow these rules, or they risk being dismissed from camp by a Futbol Goals director. The camper’s parents will be notified by a Futbol Goals director immediately upon learning about a rule violation.
If a camper is dismissed, they must collect their belongings and leave campus on the day of their dismissal. They may not stay at camp for any reason, and their family will not receive a refund. Dismissed campers are responsible for their own expenses once they are dismissed.
3:00pm – 5:00pm: Registration, and Camp Gear Pick-Up
5:00pm: Dinner
6:30pm – 8:00pm: Training Session #1
8:45pm: Camp meeting & camp store
10:30pm: Room check and lights out
8:00am: Breakfast
9:00am – 11:30am: Training Session #2
12:00pm: Lunch
1:00pm – 2:00pm: College recruiting seminar with team coach
2:00pm – 3:00pm: Recovery time
3:30pm – 5:00pm: GAME – Teams 1 vs 2
5:00pm: Dinner for teams 3 and 4
5:30pm: Dinner for teams 1 and 2
6:30pm – 8:00pm: GAME – Teams 3 vs 4
9:00pm – 10:30pm: Camp store open and Room Check
8:00am: Breakfast
9:00am – 11:30am: Training Session #3
12:00pm: Lunch
1:00pm – 2:00pm: Feedback session from game #1 from team coach
2:00pm – 3:00pm: Recovery time
3:30pm – 5:00pm: GAME – Teams 1 vs 3
5:00pm: Dinner for teams 2 and 4
5:30pm: Dinner for teams 1 and 3
6:30pm – 8:00pm: GAME – Teams 2 vs 4
9:00pm – 10:30pm: Camp store open and Room Check
10:30pm: Lights out
8:00am: Breakfast
9:00am – 11:30am: Training Session #4
12:00pm: Lunch
1:00pm – 2:00pm: Feedback and college identification session with team coach
2:00pm – 3:00pm: Recovery time
3:30pm – 5:00pm: GAME – Teams 1 vs 4
5:00pm: Dinner for teams 2 and 3
5:30pm: Dinner for teams 1 and 4
6:30pm – 8:00pm: GAME – Teams 2 vs 3
9:00pm – 10:30pm: Camp store open and Room Check
10:30pm: Lights Out
8:00am: Breakfast
9:00am – 10:00am: 3rd Place Game
10:30am – 11:30am: Final
11:45am: Closing meeting to distribute evaluations.
12:00pm – 2:00pm: Clean up and check-out.
Director Darle KOkoszka
Camp Director, Futbol Goals USAUpper/Middle School Teacher, Williston Northampton
Darle has taught Spanish for 12 years including stints at The Kiski School in Pennsylvania, and for the last three years at The Indian Mountain School. She is a native Spanish speaker and graduated from St. Lawrence University with a degree in Spanish and Sociology.
Coach Matt Kokoszka
Founder, Futbol goals USAFormer Coach, The Kiski School
As a player, coach, teacher, and parent, founder, Matt Kokoszka molded his career perfectly to develop this organization. As a young player, he first set foot on the field as a natural and remained a premier performer at every level of play all the way forward – from travel leagues to Olympic Development through college, where he finished with an NCAA championship title and a Bachelors of Science from St. Lawrence University. After college, Coach Kokoszka coached varsity soccer at The Kiski School and has been recruiting internationally for over a decade.
Health and Safety Plan
Camp Director Darle Kokoszka will be the Safety and Health Coordinator for camp. She will be the point person for all concerns health related. She will answer questions for campers and their families, and she will contact families if any health issues arise during camp.
All campers, staff, coaches, and directors must wear their masks over their nose and mouth when indoors during camp. Only cloth or fabric masks that cover the nose and mouth are acceptable. Campers will be able to remove their masks during indoor meals and when campers are in their own dorm rooms with their roommate. Campers should bring many masks so they can wash or dispose of them after use. Campers are not required to wear masks when outdoors.
Campers, staff, coaches, and directors must social distance as much as possible throughout the camp. Staff members will assist campers with social distancing while they are on the sidelines, during transition times between events, in the dining areas, and in dormitory entrances/exits and hallways.