Successful football youth camp: 87 kids celebrate big graduation ceremony!

Successful football youth camp: 87 kids celebrate big graduation ceremony!

Hinterberg, Österreich - Last week, the “Wohny” football youth camp of SV Hinterberg in Hinterberg experienced a real rush. A total of 87 enthusiastic children between the ages of 6 and 14 took part in this special event. Camp organizer Michael Brandner put together a committed team of youth coaches to create a varied week with training and playing. Numerous volunteers ensure a smooth process, be it when setting up the stations, in the kitchen or looking after the groups. The parents' participation was consistently positively assessed, which benefited the organization and the care of the camp.

A very special highlight was the closing ceremony, to which Mayor Kurt Wallner, Vice Mayor Birgit Sandler, councilor Margit Keshmiri and chairman Peter Jarosch were also present. Here the young footballers were presented with certificates and medals who provided many unforgettable memories. The positive balance of the week makes the participants optimistic about the next year - a wonderful opportunity for young talents to deepen their passion for football and to close new friendships. So it says in a report by meinzirk.at: The excellent organization was consistently praised, which was also reflected in the bright faces of the children.

commitment to sport

But the commitment in youth football goes beyond the camp. The SC Stuttgart-Stammheim e.V. is still looking for motivated youth coaches for its football department. The association, which is based in the north of Stuttgart and is characterized by non -profit work, offers a warm association and the opportunity to actively work on the expansion of the youth department. In addition to support in coaching courses, a new artificial turf pitch with floodlights from 2025 will also be available to create modern training conditions.

The requirements for potential trainers are extremely uncomplicated: enthusiasm for football, enjoying working with young people and the willingness to work on a voluntary basis. Initial experiences are an advantage, but not absolutely necessary. The tasks include the planning and implementation of training units, the support of the children in games and the promotion of team spirit and fair play.

helping hands for football

In addition, the TV Voerde 1920 e.V. also shows great commitment to the youth football department and is urgently looking for volunteers. There are numerous options for support here: be it the care of teams, active participation in social media or the advancement of projects. The association is open to all ages and genders and offers a lot of time flexibility.

In summary, it can be said: The passion for football not only combines the kids in the “Wohny” camp, but also attracts coaches and helpers who are willing to invest their time and energy for sport. The youngsters are the future of football and all of these opportunities offer excellent opportunities to promote young talents and at the same time to look after them in an organized framework.

For more information about the activities in youth football, you can visit the articles from meinzirk.at, sc-stamheim.de and fussball.tv-voerde.de.