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October 22, 2023


Let's Go South Bay! hosted its very first soccer camp at Southwestern College on June 19th - June 23rd. Designed for girls between the ages of 13 and 15, this event was a testament to the power of community collaboration and a shared passion for empowering the next generation.
In partnership with the Alex Morgan Foundation, SUHSD (Sweetwater Union High School District), Warner Athletics, and Casa Familiar, Let's Go South Bay! crafted a five-day experience that went far beyond the boundaries of a traditional soccer camp. The event wasn't just about honing soccer skills; it was about building strong, confident, and well-rounded young individuals.
The camp participants were not only taught the technical aspects of soccer but also benefited from workshops that covered leadership development, self-esteem, and mental health. This holistic approach emphasized that each participant was not just a player on the field but a multifaceted person with incredible potential.
The collaboration between Let's Go South Bay! and its partners was vital in making this event a reality. The Alex Morgan Foundation, spearheaded by the renowned U.S. Women's National Soccer Team star Alex Morgan, is dedicated to expanding opportunities for young female athletes. This partnership ensured that the camp was guided by top-notch coaching and inspiration.
SUHSD and Warner Athletics played essential roles in providing the infrastructure and resources needed to host the camp successfully, demonstrating their commitment to supporting youth development in the community. Casa Familiar, a well-known nonprofit organization in the South Bay, brought its deep community ties and expertise in serving the region's families, making sure the event reached those who needed it most.
Let's Go South Bay!'s inaugural soccer camp at Southwestern College was a resounding success, marking the beginning of a transformative journey for young girls in the area. This event was not just about soccer; it was about instilling confidence, promoting well-being, and fostering leadership in the next generation of South Bay's strong and empowered women. It's a shining example of what can be achieved when the community comes together to support a shared vision of growth and opportunity.
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