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Come out to the SFC 1924 Summer Soccer Camp in partnership with Pro Soccer Academy!!!

Done with school? Ready to play soccer for the rebranded growing SFC 1924?

Interested in playing for the club in the fall? This summer camp is a great place to meet new friends and teammates for some fun skill development and team building! Hosted at our very own new grass soccer facility in Rockaway Township.

WHEN

MONDAY JUNE 23 - FRIDAY JUNE 27

TIME

9AM - 1PM (FULL DAY)

9AM - 11AM (HALF DAY FOR 4/5 YR OLDS)

LOCATION

HEROES OF UKRAINE FIELD
ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP, NJ

COACHING STAFF INCLUDES

Pro Soccer Academy Trainers
Current SFC 1924 UPSL Players
Current SFC 1924 Staff with professional playing & academy coaching experience

Fill out the form on the right and checkout with paypal..

Any questions reach out to
Daniel Holowaty
SFC 1924 Director
sitchsoccer@gmail.com

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Attended a SFC 1924 Session Before?

If playing for another soccer club, what club?

Interest in joining SFC 1924 for fall 2025 season?

SFC 1924 Summer Camp Options

Full Day Camp June 23-27$325

Half Day 4/5 Yr Olds June 23-27$175

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I the parent/guardian of the above named, hereby give my approval to his/her participation in all soccer activities during the current season & assume all risks & hazards incidental to the conduct of the activities and transportation to/from activities. I further release, absolve, indemnify and hold harmless the "Chornomorska Sitch", and the organizers & supervisors. In case of injury to my child, I hereby waive all claims to the organizers, sponsors, or any of the supervisors appointed by them.

"Welcome to the official soccer club of UAEA Chornomorska Sitch, established in 1924. Proudly representing one of the most historic Ukrainian American sports clubs in the country."