MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga.- The Georgia College Women's Soccer program and head coach Jack Marchant have announced a Spring ID Camp set for Saturday, March 25. The camp is taking registrations for any female high-school athletes who are interested in showcasing their skills and playing soccer at the next level.

The Bobcat ID Camp is open to all prospective student-athletes, giving them an important opportunity to gain next-level recognition for their talents and skills. While being able to meet and train with coaches in person, the opportunity also allows these athletes to make connections with coaches and players at Georgia College.

The camp will cost $125 for a 10 a.m.-3 p.m. session, which will consist of individual skill challenges, as well as live-game simulations. Also included in this cost are a campus tour and lunch. The number of participants for the camp has been capped at 30 people. 

To register, fill out the online form located here: https://tinyurl.com/v3h7r3vx. Further questions should be directed to Graduate Assistant Coach Lindsey Bolas at lindsey.bolas@bobcats.gcsu.edu. 

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