- When and where is camp check-in and check-out?
- My child will not be able to register at the normal check-in time on Sunday. Can I check him/her in later than 4:30 p.m.?
- Will my son or daughter get the roommate he/she requested?
- Are the campers playing soccer all day?
- What is the coach/camper ratio?
- Can parents come out and watch the campers play?
- What kind of food will the campers eat?
- Will my child need to bring a water bottle?
- Is a team discount available?
- Is there a discount if my child attends more than one camp session?
- My child is seven and the brochure the age limit starts at eight. Can he/she attend?
- What should my child bring to camp?
- Who should I contact in case of an emergency?
- Can I send my son or daughter a letter/care package?
- How do I request a receipt of payment for my child’s week of camp?
- Will my son or daughter get the roommate he/she requested?
Policies and Disclaimers
In addition to the FAQ’s on this page, you may also want to review the following policies and disclaimers:
When and where is camp check-in and check-out?
A: Check-in will be from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday for both residents and commuters. We will check campers in at the lobby of Duchesne Hall, located directly across from the soccer field. Campers will check-out at 11:00 on Friday, following the awards ceremony, which will begin at approximately 10:30. Once on campus, please follow signs to Duchesne Hall.
My child will not be able to register at the normal check-in time on Sunday. Can I check him/her in later than 4:30 p.m.? top menu
A: We strongly encourage all campers to check in at the normal registration time between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. If you cannot make that time frame, however, there will be counselors available to assist you until 9:00 p.m. in the Duchesne Lobby. If you need special arrangements, please contact summer camp coordinator Todd Wallace at 314.529.9974 or soccercamp@maryville.edu .
Will my son or daughter get the roommate he/she requested?
A: We do our best to accommodate all roommate requests, but are not always able to fulfill them. We ask that you keep in mind your son/daughter may not get the requested roommate, and list an alternate. No roommate changes will be made on the day of registration.
Are the campers playing soccer all day?
A: The campers will have training sessions in the morning, afternoon, and evening that generally last two hours. There is structured downtime, where the campers will be able to play soccer golf, hang out in the campus game room, or just relax. These times are subject to change as we work around the weather.
What is the coach/camper ratio?
A: One coach will be available for every 10-12 campers. This includes overnight supervision, and recreational time.
Can parents come out and watch the campers play?
A: Parents are encouraged to come and watch the evening team matches, which begin at 6:15 p.m.
What kind of food will the campers eat?
A: The cafeteria at Maryville University has a wide variety of meals that should accommodate the pickiest eater. Breakfast includes cereal and pastries, as well as hot entrees, including eggs, breakfast meats, pancakes, and waffles. Hot lunch and dinner entrees range from casseroles, pizza, grilled cheese and hamburgers, to deli sandwiches and peanut butter and jelly. A soup and salad bar as well as fresh fruit is also available, as well as ice cream and cookies for dessert.
Will my child need to bring a water bottle?
A: Water will be provided for every camper during each practice session. A water bottle will also be given to each camper at registration.
Is a team discount available?
A: Yes, the team discount applies to any team that has five or more campers attending the same week of camp. A discount of $15 for each camper will be applied when all the applications are sent in together.
Note: NCAA rules prevent Maryville Saint Sports Camps from offering discounts to 8th – 12th grade players.
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Is there a discount if my child attends more than one camp session?
A: Yes, if your child attends more than one camp session, he/she will receive a $50 discount for each additional week.
Note: NCAA rules prevent Maryville Saint Sports Camps from offering discounts to 8th – 12th grade players.
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My child is seven and the brochure the age limit starts at eight.
A: Many children play “up” a level to match their personal skill. Children under the age of eight will be accepted on a case by case basis. Please contact Todd Wallace, summer camp coordinator, at
soccercamp@maryville.edu or 314.529.9974.
What should my child bring to camp?
A: Upon acceptance into camp, we will send you a checklist of what your child will need for the week. These items include: toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and toothbrush), towel, pillow, pillow case, twin bed sheets, blanket, soccer shoes (indoor and outdoor), shin guards, T-shirts, socks, shorts, sunscreen, bug spray, and spending money for the camp store and campus café.
Who should I contact in case of an emergency?
A: In case of an emergency, please contact Camp Director Eric Delabar (314.529.9653)Maryville University Public Safety (314.529.9500) or Summer Camp Coordinator Todd Wallace (314.529.9974).
Can I send my son or daughter a letter/care package?
A: Please address all letters/ care packages to:
(Camper’s Name)
Maryville Saints Soccer Camp
650 Maryville University Drive
St. Louis, MO. 63141
How do I request a receipt of payment for my child’s week of camp?
A: To request a receipt of payment, please contact Todd Wallace by email soccercamp@maryville.edu with your name, address, your child’s name, your child’s week of camp, and specify resident or commuter.