The health and safety of campers is our primary focus. Our summer 2020 camps are currently scheduled to proceed as planned. Like you, we are continually monitoring COVID-19 developments. If it is determined that our camps should be canceled, we will issue campers a refund within a short time of cancelation (minus Ryzer card processing/convenience fees).
As an added safeguard our event offers Allianz Registration Protection insurance. For an additional fee, this insurance refunds your full registration fee if camp is held but you cannot attend or must leave early due to a covered injury or illness which includes COVID-19. Details can be found here. http://azcontent.us/alert/2019-novel-coronavirus?utm_source=booking-path&utm_medium=referral-link&utm_campaign=coverage-alert
If you have questions, we encourage you to contact us.
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As the Mountain West Regular Season Champions, the University of New Mexico Women’s Soccer Team wraps up an exciting season with an overall record of 13-5-2 and a second-place finish in the Mountain West Conference Tournament. UNM scored a total 46 goals, leading the conference and breaking a UNM single season goals scored record. In addition, the Lobos had five players earn All-Mountain West Honors with Senior Jen Munoz, Junior Jessie Hix, and Sophomore Gwen Maly being named to the All-Mountain West First Team while seniors Jessie Nelson and Freshman Alesia Garcia were named to the All-Mountain West Second Team. Alesia was also named to the All-Mountain West Newcomer Team for the Lobos. In addition, UNM had a trio of players named to the All-Mountain West Tournament team in Senior Jessie Nelson, Junior Jessie Hix, and Sophomore Gwen Maly.
In addition to excelling on the field, the UNM Women’s Soccer Team also excels in the classroom. The team finished the Spring 2018 semester with a team grade point average of 3.77, the best GPA in the history of the program. The mark continues the trend of academic success for the program, however. The Lobos have now posted a GPA of 3.4 or better for 12 straight seasons.
The Lobos look forward to the Spring season as they prepare for next Fall with sights set on a return to the Mountain West Championship game and a birth into the NCAA Tournament.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to come and train with the Lobo players and staff!
This camp or clinic is open to any and all entrants, restricted only by age, gender, and/or size,
These have no affiliation with the University of New Mexico Athletic Department.
