UMSL Soccer Camps
UMSL Women's Soccer is teaming up with EXACT Sports
Midwest Elite Prospect Camp at UMSL (Girls)
Ages 13-18
June 16 & 17 – St. Louis, MO
CLICK HERE for more information
Midwest Elite Prospect Camp at UMSL (Girls)
Ages 13-18
June 16 & 17 – St. Louis, MO
CLICK HERE for more information
2012 Camp Update
UMSL women's soccer is pleased to join forces with Exact Sports to put on the Exact Sports Midwest Elite Prospect Camp for high school aged girls.
Hosted at Don Dallas Field and the Mark Twain Athletic Center on the UMSL campus, the Midwest Elite Prospect Camp is one of the few soccer camps that brings in top college coaches from across the nation to offer unique insight and one-on-one personal sessions with each camper. Over the two-day camp, coaches will address each of the four pillars of the game – mental, physical, technical, and tactical – and players will have an opportunity to showcase their ability against elite competition in their age group.
No other soccer camps will be hosted by UMSL Women's Soccer in 2012.
Hosted at Don Dallas Field and the Mark Twain Athletic Center on the UMSL campus, the Midwest Elite Prospect Camp is one of the few soccer camps that brings in top college coaches from across the nation to offer unique insight and one-on-one personal sessions with each camper. Over the two-day camp, coaches will address each of the four pillars of the game – mental, physical, technical, and tactical – and players will have an opportunity to showcase their ability against elite competition in their age group.
No other soccer camps will be hosted by UMSL Women's Soccer in 2012.
Camp Director
Bobby Lessentine
Prior to taking over the UMSL Women’s Soccer Program in March of 2009, Bobby Lessentine coached at Rhodes College in Memphis, TN. During his time at Rhodes he was named Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year twice (2005 & 2008) and was named NSCAA/adidas South Region Coach of the Year in 2008. In his four seasons at the helm, he led the Lynx to an overall record of 50-17-8 (.720) and coached the Lynx to the 2008 SCAC Championship – the program’s first conference championship since 1991 – and the program’s 1st ever appearance in the NCAA DIII Championship Tournament. He has coached 22 All-Conference players, 2 Conference Players of the Year, 1 Conference Newcomer of the Year, 6 All-Region players and Rhodes’ first ever All-American. His teams, including the 2009 Tritons, have maintained a gpa of over 3.15 and have won the NSCAA Team Academic Award 5 times. In 2005 he led the Tennessee Women's Amateur Select team to a Region III Championship and a 2nd place finish in the George F. Donnelly Cup, the USASA's National Championship tournament. Lessentine holds the NSCAA's Advanced National Diploma and has run youth soccer camps since becoming a collegiate coach. As a Player, he made three NCAA Championship Tournament appearances, was a three-time All-Conference selection, and an All- Region selection. Bobby and his wife Libby live in Webster Groves with their bullmastiff Annie.
Prior to taking over the UMSL Women’s Soccer Program in March of 2009, Bobby Lessentine coached at Rhodes College in Memphis, TN. During his time at Rhodes he was named Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year twice (2005 & 2008) and was named NSCAA/adidas South Region Coach of the Year in 2008. In his four seasons at the helm, he led the Lynx to an overall record of 50-17-8 (.720) and coached the Lynx to the 2008 SCAC Championship – the program’s first conference championship since 1991 – and the program’s 1st ever appearance in the NCAA DIII Championship Tournament. He has coached 22 All-Conference players, 2 Conference Players of the Year, 1 Conference Newcomer of the Year, 6 All-Region players and Rhodes’ first ever All-American. His teams, including the 2009 Tritons, have maintained a gpa of over 3.15 and have won the NSCAA Team Academic Award 5 times. In 2005 he led the Tennessee Women's Amateur Select team to a Region III Championship and a 2nd place finish in the George F. Donnelly Cup, the USASA's National Championship tournament. Lessentine holds the NSCAA's Advanced National Diploma and has run youth soccer camps since becoming a collegiate coach. As a Player, he made three NCAA Championship Tournament appearances, was a three-time All-Conference selection, and an All- Region selection. Bobby and his wife Libby live in Webster Groves with their bullmastiff Annie.
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