The Spanish Football Federation and International Football School to Hold Sporting Event in Dominican Republic in June 2013

The Spanish Football Federation and International Football School to Hold Sporting Event in Dominican Republic in June 2013
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 3/22/2013

The Spanish Royal Football Federation, number one in FIFA’s world ranking and current World and Tri-European champions, in conjunction with International FootballSchool of Santo Domingo have announced they are collaborating on an Official Spanish Federation Football Camp to be held for two weeks from June 17 through June 28 at the Carol Morgan School sports department. The camp hours are from 9 am to 4 pm.

Throughout the Camp, the participating players will receive two complete Spanish Football Federation uniforms as well as an Official Certificate of Participation.

The 2-week camp is accepting 100 children, boys and girls, between the ages of 6 and 16 with exceptional football skills, who will participate in the Summer Football Camp. During the camp, four official trainers from Spanish Football Federation will visit, including the School Director,  Eduardo Valcarcel, who is a trainer on the TV program, “Football Crack,” directed by ZinedineZidaneand Carrasco. There will also be other specialized trainers at the camp who specialize in turning lower category players into future great players.

The official Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF in Spanish) camp will consist of a series of professional training and practices that are exactly like those done by Spain’s football teams who form the basis of the RFEF. There will also be football tournaments that will be unforgettable experiences for the players wherein they will learn important techniques and tactics taught by the Federation School to Spain’s minor league teams.

Throughout the Camp, the participating players will receive two complete Spanish Football Federation uniforms as well as an Official Certificate of Participation.

There will be a raffle among the participants for a football shirt autographed by all the players of the selection. Twoscholarships will be raffled off to travel to Madrid to participate at football technique workshops at the stadium where the Spanish team plays. Two groups will be selected from the different categories to play on first line teams in Spain this year.

All the activities of this event can be followed of Facebook at: CAMPAMENTOOFICIAL REAL FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE FÚTBOL SD.

Carol Morgan School sports center has a covered parking lot for up to 200 vehicles, trained security personnel and campus supervisors that will keep an eye on the coming and going of the children. There will also be a fully trained and equipped medical team at the camp available for any eventuality during camp hours.

For more information and to register, call 829-770-8834 or 829-770-8830 orsend an email to:eifutbolsd@gmail.com or campusfundacionfederacione@gmail.com.

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Presidential table with Carmen Espinal, Director of Activities at the Carol Morgan School; Osiris Guzmán, President of the Dominican Federation of Football; Carlos de Castro, from the Spanish Embassy in Santo Domingo and Francisco Javier Cerro, Director of the International Football School of Santo Domingo.

Children from the International Football School with its director Javier Cerros.