Frequently Asked Questions

Get your questions answered and be prepared for camp!

Are there any discounts offered?
Can Teams attend?
What is the camp refund policy?
What forms are required in order for my child to participate?
What items should my child bring to camp?
Where and when is check in?
How do I get to camp? (Driving directions)
What meals are provided?
What is a typical day like?
Will there be a medical staff at the camp?

Are there any discounts offered?

UNM Athletic Department Staff- 50%

UNM Employees- 10%

Teams (8 or more) – 10%

Early Bird Special (register at least 2 months prior) – 10%

Multiple Camps- 10%

Sibling- 10%

Contact Kristen Graczyk (505-925-5758 or kristengraczyk@aol.com) in the camp office for coupon code if discount is not automatically applied.

Can Teams attend?

Yes there is a team discount for 8 or more players.
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What is the camp refund policy?

The initial deposit is non refundable. Two weeks prior to the start of camp no refund is awarded for cancellation.
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What forms are required in order for my child to participate?

Registration forms, waiver, copy of primary insurance if not filled out on line.
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What items should my child bring to camp?

Shin Guards, Cleats, Extra T-Shirt, A LOT of water, lunch, snack and sunscreen.

Where and when is check in?

Check-in starts an hour before camp starts on the first day. Residential campers, attending the Top Level College Preparatory Camp, need to check in on July 8^th at 3pm at the dorms (keep posted for exact dorm assignments and directions).

How do I get to camp? (Driving directions)

Directions to Robertson Field- I-25 South, Exit Avenida Caesar Chavez and head east. Go past University and turn right immediately following the football and soccer stadiums into a big parking lot. Follow the parking lot straight ahead and you will literally run into the field.
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What meals are provided?

Meals are ONLY provided for participants attending the Top Level College Preparatory Camp (Commuters- lunch and dinner, Residential- breakfast, lunch and dinner is provided). All other campers are required to bring sack lunches to camp.

What is a typical day like?

A typical day consists of individual skill and tactical training in the morning followed by scrimmages in the afternoon and/or evening.

Mini and Junior Lobos take many breaks through out the course of the day with a longer lunch break in the middle.

Is there a medical staff at camp?

We have certified trainers on hand for all of our camps.
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