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Here is all that you need to get yourself perfectly prepared for NOGA camp.

If you are attending a NOGA Academy Camp at Portledge School, Hofstra University, St. Andrew's School, kick this link to download your camp "NOGA Academy Vital Information" This provides answers to all the questions you may have regarding camp.

If you are attending one of these Academy Camps You will also need to have a confidential medical form completed that must be returned by the first day of camp. Kick this link to download your Medical Form.

If you are attending any one of the hundreds of local NOGA Community Camps please kick this link to download your NOGA Community Camp Vital Information

You can find complete information on all of NOGA's rules and condition for camp registration here

If you have any questions whatsoever about your NOGA Community Camp or a NOGA Academy Camp they are almost certainly answered in our NOGA parents most Frequently Asked Questions page.

This is a list of the of the most often questions asked about NOGA camps and includes all you would need to know about how to register, where to go, what to pack and what to expect and a whole lot more.

Check the list click on your question and quicker than a David Beckham shot you will have your answer.

NOGA Frequently Asked Questions

The Gothia Cup is the world's largest and most international youth soccer tournament and is regarded as the World Cup of Youth Soccer tournaments. Approximately 1500 teams from over 60 nations participate.

Each year NOGA brings individuals and groups of players and forms them into Team NOGA to travel to Gothenburg to participate.

Check back for an update on the Team NOGA's experience.

By popular demand NOGA has added an additional week of camp to the Hofstra Summer schedule with a residential option. There are now three superb weeks available at the ever popular Hofstra camp:

August 9-13, August 16-20, August 23-27

You can find full details of each of these camps here

NOGA Director of Coaching and NSCAA Master Coach Tim Bradbury presented FOUR clinics at the East Hudson Youth Soccer League 8th Annual Coaches Convention at Arlington High School in LaGrangeville.

The presentations were a combination of lectures on Developing a Team Construct and Understanding and Developing Formations for Youth teams. Plus, two practical presentations on Short Passing and Two Player Combinations and Creating a Rhythm For Teaching Possession.

The outlines for each clinic are available for download below:

Team Construct
Short Passing & Two Player Combinations
Understanding Youth Formations
Rhythm For Teaching Possession

Tim also made a presentation to Locust Valley Soccer Club entitled "Understanding Youth Sports" and that presentation is available below:

Understanding Youth Sports

NOGA Coaches Excel Yet Again . . .

NOGA's superb staff both past and present continue to endorse the companies history of outstanding achievement at all levels. As the Fall seson comes to a close for both college and high school teams NOGA staff have again brought success to their programs. . .

Dave Flower, led the Westhill High School Girls Varsity Soccer team to their first ever State Championship with a 2-1 victory over the previously undefeated Glastonbury High School. (see video below)  It capped off a great season for the Vikings who finished with an overall record of 16-2-2. Within that, Flower’s team won their Division title for the first time in 6 years and tied for second place in the FCIAC Conference – their best ever finish. Dave was also voted Coach of the year for FCIAC and CGSCA.

Alistair Lonsdale also had great success in his inaugural season at Greenwich Academy. He led the Girls Varsity Soccer team to the quarter-finals of the New England Prep Girls tournament where they were narrowly defeated on P.K.’s.  The Gators won the F.A.A. division title and tournament and finished the season with an overall record 16-2-3 which earned Lonsdale a nomination for New England Prep Girls coach of the year.

Scott McBride also had a season to remember with the University of Bridgeport Women’s Soccer team. The Purple Knight’s won the East Coast Conference title for the first time in the School’s history with an overall record of 16-2-3. They reached the N.C.A.A. tournament for the third year in succession but, unfortunately, couldn’t better last year’s run to the sweet 16 as they were defeated by Franklin Pearce.

Several other NOGA originals also led their present programs to top-class seasons. Ian Stone led the St. John's University Women's team to an outstanding season in the Big East and made the NCAA tournament. Not to be outdone Marc Reeves took a major role in leading the St. John's University Men's team to a Big East Championship and the NCAA playoffs. Paul McGinley became one of the winningest coaches in college soccer history as he took the Men's program at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas to yet another conference championship and NCAA berth. Greg Ashton guided the Davidson Women's Team to their best ever season and yet another NCAA berth. Meanwhile, Oliver Twelvetrees led Barton Community College to the NJCAA championships.

This level of success does not happen by accident the NOGA methods are tried and true. Great people with outstanding dedicatio and experinnce is always a winning combination . . .

Team NOGA Travels To England, Sweden and Italy in 2010. .

NOGA Soccer has successfully taken teams on International Tours for over 15 years. Our teams have traveled across Europe enjoying wonderful life experiences and participating in some of the biggest and best International Youth Soccer Tournaments. In 2010 we will take teams to England, Sweden, and Italy and we hope you will join us!

Team NOGA will travel to England and Sweden to participate in the 2010 Gothia Cup. After a few days training, playing in and exploring London, we will transfer to Sweden to play in the world's premier International Youth Soccer Tournament - each year the Gothia Cup attracts more than 1600 teams from over 65 nations!!!

Team NOGA will also take a team to England and spend the weekend traning, playng in and exploring London, before heading north to Manchester to compete in the 2010 UMBRO Cup. While in Manchester we will also have the opportunity to visit Manchester United, and train with coaches from the Manchester City Academy

Finally, Team NOGA will take a team to Italy to discover cosmopolitan Milan and beautiful Lake Como, as well as participating in the 2010 Valtellina Cup - an excellent tournament played ni the remarkable Italian Alps. The tournament location allows us to visit Switzerland and maybe even enjoy an afternoon white water rafting

Roster sizes are limited so register early to secure your place. Remember that parents and other family mebers are always welcome to join these superb tours.