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York, PA, 17403
Phone: (717) 848-2858
Fax: (717) 854-8257 Camp Type:
 Day Professional English coaches, the objective of our Recreational soccer camps is to provide the player the opportunity to have fun while learning the fundamental techniques necessary to play the game. The program is focused at individual skill development with a technical curriculum that is specific to age and ability. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: (717) 848-2858
Fax: Camp Type:
Day Comprehensive Program focused with the objective of individual skill development. The Program is designed to advance the level of individual players with a demanding technical curriculum. Directed by Professional English Coaches the tasks covered during the week long camp will be differentiated to challenge specific ages and abilities. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: (717) 848-2858
Fax: (717) 854-8257 Camp Type:
Day The Nippers camp is a non-competitive program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while the UK Soccer professional English coaches are teaching and enhancing their soccer skills. The sessions will not only introduce and develop basic techniques but are devised to nurture a love of the game. The program is specific to age and ability. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: (717) 848-2858
Fax: Camp Type:
Day The Squirts camp is an introductory program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while introducing them to the game of soccer. The program is coached by UK Soccer professional English coaches and is specific to age and ability. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: 717-843-0918
Fax: Camp Type:
Day UK Soccer professional English coaches, the objective of our Youth soccer camp is to provide the player the opportunity to have fun while learning the fundamental techniques necessary to play the game. The program is focused at individual skill development with a technical curriculum that is specific to age and ability. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: 717-843-0918
Fax: Camp Type:
Day The Squirts camp is an introductory program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while introducing them to the game of soccer. The program is coached by UK Soccer professional English coaches and is specific to age and ability ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: 717-843-0918
Fax: Camp Type:
Day The Nippers camp is a non-competitive program designed for kids to have fun with the ball while the UK Soccer professional English coaches are teaching and enhancing their soccer skills. The sessions will not only introduce and develop basic techniques but are devised to nurture a love of the game. The program is specific to age and ability. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: 717-843-0918
Fax: Camp Type:
Day The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
Association and eventually changed its name to the
Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952,
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not
as welcome in public organizations as they are today.
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
became the center for everything Jewish except religious
activity. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: 717-843-0918
Fax: Camp Type:
Day The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
Association and eventually changed its name to the
Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952,
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not
as welcome in public organizations as they are today.
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
became the center for everything Jewish except religious
activity. ...
York, PA, 17403
Phone: 717-843-0918
Fax: Camp Type:
Day The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
Association and eventually changed its name to the
Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952,
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not
as welcome in public organizations as they are today.
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
became the center for everything Jewish except religious
activity. ...
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