Peter Fewing, Camp Director
• 1988-2006 Men's Head Soccer Coach, Seattle University
• 004 & 1997 National Coach of the Year
• 2004 & 1997 National Champions
• 2004, 2003, 2001 GNAC Coach of the Year
• 2004, 2001,1998,1997 & 1990 Regional Coach of the Year
• 2004, 2001, 1998, 1997 Regional Champions
• 1998 Final Four Finalist
• 2001 National Final Eight Finalist
• 2001 & 1997 Nel Dahlquist Sportsmanship Award
• USSF "A" licensed coach
• Former professional player for the Seattle Storm

Camp Philosophy

Peter Fewing Soccer Camps have been teaching kids that the game of soccer can be both educational and fun. Our ability to teach with enthusiasm and a positive attitude, enhanced by our playing backgrounds, means that each participant will leave camp a better soccer player, teammate and individual. We believe camp should be both educational and fun!

Dear Parents:

In addition to our day, advanced camps and coaches clinic it is our great honor to again host our overnight camps. Hosting, especially at camp Waskowitz, a place that has played a significant role in my early years. As a sixth grader I attended Camp Waskowitz environmental camp then returned in high school as a counselor. The camp had a profound impact on steering my attitude in a positive direction. At our camps for the past 25 years and with our Seattle University Men's Soccer team, attitude has been the difference.

As being head coach of Seattle University Men's Soccer team, we have been to the National final eight, final four and won 2 National Championship. In addition and equally important we have won the National Team Sportsmanship award twice. In 1997 we became the first and continue to be the only team in the 48-year history of the National Tournament to win the Championship and Sportsmanship award in the same year. We did so with a team that carried a 3.4 GPA for the quarter. I mention this because at camp our goal will be to significantly improve your child's soccer skill, fitness and knowledge of the game while reminding the need of being a good teammate, using proper sportsmanship and striving for their best in the classroom. All this while having fun at camp everyday.

As a parent of 3 children, my wife Patty, our staff and I are fully aware of our important responsibility and opportunity we have to positively impact your children at camp. We look forward to working with your children and teaching them the game we love, teaching them the correct way to play and giving them an absolutely fantastic week at camp.

Best regards,

Peter Fewing

"My daughter thoroughly enjoyed the camp and came away a better player! As a mother and teacher, I personally appreciated the positive attitude and impute from Peter and his staff."
- - Christie Jennings, Parent & 1st grade teacher

"Our kids have been going to the camps for many years and it is always the highlight of their summer! They always come away a better player. It is an absolutely fantastic camp!"
- - Mark Howard, parent

"This will be my 5th year at camp. I love the coaches and what they teach me!"
- - Mary Kuper, Age 10