More play.
More progress.
Next up: a three-day Juniors Camp built for young athletes to move, learn, and smile while developing confidence on the ball.
Explore Juniors CampMove. Learn.
Smile.
For ages 6–12, this positive, playful introduction to soccer builds coordination, confidence, and early technical skill without overwhelming young athletes. Small groups are organized by age and skill level for more touches and coaching attention.
Early drop-off opens at 7:45 AM. Camp runs 8:30 AM–12:00 PM, and every athlete should bring a snack. Registration opens when JFA publishes camp dates.
Early Drop-off
Families may arrive as early as 7:45 AM before the structured camp session begins.
Juniors Training
Balance and movement, dribbling, body shape, 1v1 play, touch pods, and age-appropriate technical games with short breaks and free play.
Small-Sided Games
Guided, high-energy games where athletes apply skills, learn teamwork, and build confidence through participation and enjoyment. Bring a snack for the camp morning.
See the energy.
Feel the progress.
A look at the fast-paced, athlete-first environment JFA brings to Summer Camp, Winter Camp, Spring Break Camp, and future school-break programs.
Camps for every school break.
Summer Camp
The flagship camp experience, built around long days of skill work, games, competition, and new friendships.
More camp optionsWinter Camp
Keep skills sharp and players active while school is out for winter break.
More camp optionsSpring Break Camp
A focused week of futsal training before the outdoor spring season gets moving.
More camp options9 AM to 4 PM.
Full-day campers move through a structured schedule that balances technical development, game play, lunch, and targeted skill work.
Technical Training
Athlete development, 1v1 attacking and defending, elite touch, and technical training.
Small-Sided Games
Fast-paced matches that let athletes apply skills in real-game situations.
Lunch & Soccer Education
Lunch break with soccer videos, trivia, and team-building activities.
Ball Striking Focus
Individual attention on ball-striking techniques and finishing.
Game Time & Skills Fun
Small-sided games, skills competitions, and athlete-focused free time.
Lunch & snacks
Full-day campers should bring lunch or arrange for it to be delivered during the 12–1 PM lunch window. Bring a snack and water bottle, too.
Gear checklist
Indoor or non-marking shoes, shin guards, athletic clothing, snack, water bottle, and lunch for full-day campers. JFA provides training equipment.
Optional extras
Athletes may bring money for the vending machine if they want. Please do not bring a soccer ball.
Good to know.
School-Break Camps for Jacksonville & Onslow County Families
Jacksonville Futsal Academy is at 210 Ellis Boulevard in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
Families train with JFA from Jacksonville, Camp Lejeune, New River, Midway Park, Hubert, Richlands, Swansboro, Sneads Ferry, Maysville, and across Onslow County. Our indoor futsal environment gives local youth athletes a practical year-round place to build technical confidence, speed of play, and more quality touches alongside their existing outdoor team, school, recreational, or club soccer schedule.