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Date(s)	Jun 24-29 , Jul 22-28
Location(s)	https://www.campindianmeadows.com/Negoesco_Soccer_Camp.html
Description	Steve Negoesco's Soccer Camp 2012 Northern California Soccer Camp https://www.campindianmeadows.com/Negoesco_Soccer_Camp.html Legendary University of San Francisco coach Stephen Negoesco will be conducting this year's Northern California Soccer Camp. Open to boys and girls ages 9- 15, each of the two sessions run for one week at the beautiful Camp Indian Meadows facility. There will be three daily sessions. Skills practiced: conditioning, footwork, set plays, offensive and defensive skills and teamwork. Also included will be review and enhanced study of the game rules and strategies. Coach Negoesco will be providing individual evaluations for each participant. Camp Dates: Sunday, June 24 - Saturday, June 30, or Sunday, July 22 - Saturday, July 28. Camp Tuition Includes: Camp T-Shirt Camp Picture Soccer Ball --autographed by Stephen Negoesco Tuition for each session: $675 for registrations before May 15, 2012, $750 after May 15th. Parents and coaches are also welcome. About Coach Negoescu (Source: Wikipedia )Stephen Negoesco is a Romanian-American former soccer player and award-winning coach. Born in New Jersey, Negoesco returned with his father to Romania after his mother's death. While living with relatives, he discovered and took up soccer. His skills would help Negoesco survive and escape imprisonment by the Nazis during their occupation of Romania in World War II, and after the war, he played briefly in the Romanian Football League before returning to the United States. Settling in California, Negoesco enrolled at the University of San Francisco in 1947 where he studied biology. He also resumed playing soccer, coached by Gus Donoghue. Negoesco led the Dons to the 1949 California collegiate title and the 1950 NCAA co-championship with Penn State, and he also earned two All-American honors during this period. After graduating in 1951, Negoesco taught in the San Francisco Unified School District for a decade. He then was hired as USF's men's soccer coach in 1962, a post he would hold until his retirement in 2000. During that period, Negoesco would coach the Dons to 544 victories, 22 conference titles, and four NCAA titles (1966, 1975, 1976, and 1980). Among the players he mentored were former All-Americans John Doyle and Andy Atuegbu, as well as former Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo. After his retirement from coaching men's soccer, Negoesco was inducted to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America hall of fame in 2003, joining his former coach, Gus Donoghue. Negoesco Stadium on the USF campus was named in his honor.