Crimson Soccer Camps

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Crimson Soccer at Harvard University

Photo of a group of girls in soccer gear smiling out on the field at Crimson Soccer Camp.

We are a youth soccer camp for girls and boys, focused on fun and development.

Sign-up Information

Ages: 6 to 13.

Our girls camps serve ages 6-13. Our boys camps serve ages 7-13.

Registration required

Sign-up is ongoing

Registration is open now and usually fills up by mid to late April. Follow the links to youth camps on the website and complete the online registration form. Health and waiver forms may be uploaded at a later date. Signup ASAP - we'll continue to have registration until spots are full. Registrations after that point will be added to our waitlist.

Cost

Between $529-$619
Discounts: $50 sibling discount applies at checkout. Multiple program discounts also available.
Notes: For more information please check out our Youth FAQ. All players receive a t-shirt.

位置

In-person only.

Harvard University Athletic Facility

65 N. Harvard Street
Boston, MA 02163
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Neighborhood

Outside Cambridge

Dates and Times

This program runs during the summer.

Monday through Friday.

Session 1: June 30 - July 3, 2025 GIRLS
Session 1: June 30 - July 3, 2025 BOYS
Session 2: July 7 - July 11, 2025 GIRLS

The program runs 8:45 AM - 3 PM. Late pick-up is available.

Additional information

We have been offering girls camps for 13 years, this is our first year offering a soccer camp for boys. The Harvard Men's Soccer staff will run the boys program using the tried and tested formula that has made the girls camp so successful.

Crimson Soccer Camps are a great opportunity for fun and soccer development. Our experienced coaching staff will lead a developmental clinic with an emphasis on skill instruction in a fun environment. Current and former collegiate soccer players will support our coaching staff as counselors and act as great role models for younger players.

The Crimson Soccer School is not owned or operated by Harvard University. Crimson Soccer Youth Camps comply with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and are licensed by the local Board of Health.