Marlboro Warriors Blue u13B !!!Winners MAPS Challenge!!! Now 9th in the the State...congratulations.... 

 Previous News......

• NEW   U10G Summer Tryouts - Click here
• NEW   U7 Tournament Team registration go to programs
• NEW   2012 (July)Summer Goalkeeper Camp run by Competitive Goalkeeping- go to Programs to sign up
• U10B Mavericks trained by Campioni -Director of Coaching named No.1 Team in Age group
• Campioni Training Staff - Fall Schedule starting to be posted!!
• Campioni Soccer is proud to annouce Campionis Own RJ Allen 3rd draft pick (MLS draft 2012) has been picked to play for Professional MLS Team Chivas USA......!!!
• Hunter Gorskie(Current Captain of Stanford Mens Soccer) thanks Campioni soccer!!

  "Growing up in a soccer town and training with Campioni Soccer engrained in me two of the most important aspects to soccer and life:passion and hard work. And with these two things, I have learned that the possibilities are endless."            Hunter Gorskie  

• 2012 Summer Select taking registrations
• Sarra Moller joins campioni soccer staff -Former Loyola College graduate and womens professional players at Sky Blue (NJ) Kvarnsveden IK (Borlange, Sweden)
• 11 Marlboro Lightning U18 players obtain soccer scholarships...congratulations!!!
• U7 Tournament Team has great success- Congrats

Galaxy U12 Boys MAPS WInter league winners!!!!!!

Our main objective at Campioni Soccer is to help each player develop his/her individual skills and make progress towards mastering the game.

WE OFFER Individual and Team Training, Summer Soccer Camps,Goalkeepers Clinics, Coaches Clinics   Call us today (732)607-PLAY "We are excited about the upcoming year and we are looking forward to seeing you out on the field"

Adrian Borrows Training Schedule 2012

Graham Hickson Training Schedule 2012

Teddy Ritter Training Schedule 2012 

Gary McCormick Training Schedule 2012

Sarra Moller Training Schedule 2012

Jorge Piementa Training Schedule 2012

 Hunter Gorskie (Former Marlboro Travel Soccer Player and Current Captain of Stanford Mens Soccer)

"I have been training with Campioni soccer since I was 11 years old, and through the years they have helped develop me into the person I am today both on and off the field. The staff of Campioni soccer enabled me to reach my full potential on the soccer field, and taught me that through hard work and determination personal expectations can be exceeded. I am grateful to have had the oppurtinity to train with this staff and I have made many relationships that I know will always remain strong."

 Nicholas Kyprianou (Rutgers - Newark Mens Soccer Team)

"After training with campioni soccer i learned success from hard work, perseverance and having a love for the game.They taught me that in this sport you have to make sacrificies and strive for the best results tp reach your ultimate goal."

Alex Dejohn (Old Dominon Mens Soccer - Marlboro Soccer former player)

"Growing up in the campioni soccer environemnt has provided me with not only the playing ability, buy the skills necessary to succeed in the highest level of college soccer.!" 

Mike Stone (University of Delaware Mens Soccer)

Once the season has ended it is good to gives the players a small break. This will help the players recoup, re-engerize and look forward the next season. 

Things to think about during the winter off season. 

• Fitness  - It’s hard to work on endurance indoors, so winter gives you a chance to work on SAQ (Speed. Agility.Quickness) for the youth and strength training ( plyometrics) for the older age group. 

• First touch - Playing indoors means boundaries are tighter and closer  this will help the players develop a better first touch on the ball. The low impact surfaces means there is less stress on the feet and legs.

• Creativity - Winter helps you work on soccer specific parts of the game, i.e. 2v1 break away.Creativity in movement off the ball and beating players with skill and tricks.

          Ideas of soccer specific include:

                                              1.  1v1  - Working on beating the full backs

                                              2. 3v2  - Attackers (3) Defenders (2) working on breaking down the defense or defending mutiple attackers

                                              3. 3v3 or 5v5 small sided games - working on movement off the ball

                                              4. Set pieces - Making a wall, throw-in and set peieces etc.

Plan your winter so it links with the spring season. The more you work with technique and Soccer specific parts of the game the more time you will have to work on team tactics in the spring.