Soccer - Spring FUNdamental Soccer

FUNdamental Soccer is Wicomico Recreation & Parks' six-week youth training program designed for children ages 6-10. In a nurturing, fun environment, players will learn soccer using specialized, age-appropriate drills and games designed to develop a player’s individual skills.

Led by our youth soccer coordinator, each practice will consist of 30 minutes of skill development followed by two 15-minute pool-play small-sided games. An individualized scoring system will be used to track players' development.

Want to get more involved?

As opposed to the traditional coaching role, we are in search of parents and/or volunteers to help manage drills and games as volunteer development coaches. A general knowledge of soccer is preferred but not required. Must be able to physically demonstrate soccer skills and coordinate small groups of kids.

Age Group(s): Boys and girls ages 6-10
Date(s): April 27-June 1, 2019
Time(s): Saturdays, 9-10 a.m.
Location(s): Wicomico High School Mt. Hermon Field (located off Mt. Hermon Road across from Goin' Nuts)
Registration Dates: Registration Open March 1-April 5, 2019
Program Fee(s): $25/player; includes soccer ball
Contact: Derek Jarmon: 410-548-4900 x113, djarmon@wicomicocounty.org

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Additional Details: Shin guards are recommended.

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