ELITE Girl's Soccer Skill Camp
High-Level Training for Serious Athletes
Dates & Schedule
- Week 1: Monday, July 27–Friday, July 31 | $650
- Week 2: Monday, August 3–Friday, August 7 | $650
- Time: 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Why Choose Our Elite Sports Skill Clinic?
- Train with college coaches and players
- Advanced skill development in a competitive environment
- Small-group training + tactical instruction
- Competitive scrimmages & game situations
- Access to state-of-the-art athletic facilities
- Access to the pool for Cool-Down & Recovery
Who Can Join?
Serious, competitive players U8–U16 (age group: 8-16) committed to improving in a high-level training environment.
Sample Daily Schedule
| Time |
Activity |
| 9:00 AM– 9:15 AM |
Check-in & Warm-up |
| 9:15 AM–11:00 AM |
Technical & Tactical Training |
| 11:00 AM–12:00 PM |
Small-Sided Games |
| 12:00 PM–12:45 PM |
Lunch |
| 12:45 PM–2:15 PM |
Advanced Drills / Position-Specific Work |
| 2:15 PM–3:15 PM |
Scrimmages / Competitive Play |
| 3:15 PM–3:30 PM |
Cool-Down & Recovery |
QC Head Coach Thomas Paris
Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Queens College Thomas Paris was named head coach of the Queens College women’s soccer program in 2022, becoming the fifth head coach in program history. Since his arrival, Paris has led the Knights through a period of significant competitive growth, cultural rebuilding, and postseason resurgence.
Queens College Coaching Career (2022–Present)
Program Growth & Milestones
Under Paris’s leadership, the program has achieved major milestones not seen in more than a decade:
- Back-to-back (3years in a row) ECC Tournament appearances (2023, 2024, 2025)—first time in over 10 years
- First ECC postseason win in program history (2024)
- First semifinal appearance since 2013
- Most wins in a season since 2013 (10–7–1 in 2024)
- Most conference wins since 2013 (4–3 in 2024)
Season-by-Season Highlights
2024 Season
- Record: 10–7–1 overall, 4–3 ECC
- First postseason victory in program history
- First semifinal appearance since 2013
- Program-record six All-ECC honorees
2023 Season
- Record: 6–7–4 overall, 3–3–2 ECC
- First conference tournament berth in a decade
Player Development & All-ECC Honors
Since taking over, Paris has coached:
- 11 All-ECC selections total
- Record six honorees in 2024 alone
Notable recent standouts include:
These individual accolades reflect the program’s improved culture, depth, and player development under Paris’s guidance.
Coaching Philosophy
Upon his hiring, Paris emphasized his commitment to “building a culture of success both on and off the field,” prioritizing:
- Competitive standards
- Academic excellence
- Player development
- Strong team cohesion
- A renewed work ethic and competitive identity
This philosophy has resulted in measurable progress in both team performance and individual achievements.
Previous Coaching Experience
Molloy College – First Assistant Coach (2019–2021)
Paris played a key role in one of the most successful eras in Molloy women’s soccer history:
- ECC Champions: 2019 & 2021
- 18–3 record in 2021, the winningest season in program history
- Hosted half of the NCAA East Regional bracket (2021)
- Part of the United Soccer Coaches East Region Staff of the Year (2019)
Youth & Club Coaching
- Massapequa Soccer Club – Youth Coach (2014–2018)
- Auburndale Soccer Club – Coach (2019)
- Long Island Soccer Club – Assistant Club Director & College Placement Director
- Continues to serve in youth development leadership roles
Long Island Rough Riders – USL W League
Paris has also held leadership and coaching roles with the Long Island Rough Riders:
- Sporting Director (2022) for the USL W League program
- Assistant Coach, Women’s Team (2021 season; USL W staff 2022–2024)
As Sporting Director, he helped build the club’s roster, recruit top talent, and establish the competitive identity of the relaunched USL W League team.
Summary
Since taking over in 2022, Thomas Paris has revitalized Queens College women’s soccer, leading the program to historic achievements, a renewed competitive culture, and the development of standout student-athletes. His combined experience in collegiate, club, and semi-professional environments continues to shape the program’s upward trajectory.
