Mac's National Soccer School is founded upon the experience and vision of Tom McIntosh. Coach McIntosh was the 2007 & 2008 C-USA Coach of the Year and lead The University of Tulsa to the C-USA Regular Season and Conference Tournament Championships in 2007, 2008 & 2009.  2009 again brought NCAA tournament play making it to the Final 8 for the second time in 5 years. In addition, Coach McIntosh is the winningest coach in school history.  Tom continues toward his goal of building the best youth soccer school in the country by customizing each session to the age and ability level of the individual player. The MNSS motto, "It's all about the player,” ensures that at each Mac's National Soccer School session, our number one priority is the development of each and every player.

The day camps are enjoyable sessions designed to develop the essential skills of the field player and goalkeeper.  Each day, campers will enjoy a technical training circuit, soccer skill games, and small-sided soccer games.

The residential Academies are specialized, highly technical courses specifically designed for the player to develop the necessary tools to master his or her position.

• In the Youth Academy, emphasis will be on developing specific technical skills and an understanding of how those skills are used in order for players to be successful in real match conditions.
• In the High School Academy, emphasis will be placed on position specific technical and tactical match-related situations for field players and goalkeepers. In addition, players will take part in seminars on strength and speed training, academic enhancement, and health and nutrition.  NEW THIS YEAR: 
  • Mac’s National Soccer School has partnered with EXACT Sports (www.exactsports.com) to bring mental training to our High School Elite Camp.  The program is the same mental development tool I use with my own team, and will greatly enhance your preparation for the college game.
  • Mac’s National Soccer School is the only college camp in the country to offer this tremendous mental training opportunity.
  • “At the top level of college soccer, it is the mental game that separates the great player.  Teaching our youth about the components of the mental game put them in the best position to succeed at the college level.”

Tom McIntosh, University of Tulsa
MNSS Creator, Head Men's Coach