ID Soccer Camp - São Paulo

Tiro Sports provides preparation, education, and exposure for internationally-based soccer players looking to get recruited to US universities. Founded in Singapore, Tiro has quickly spread throughout Asia, Europe, and South America to answer the need for help providing exposure to international athletes. Our staff is composed of former professional players and US university players and coaches who are both knowledgeable and passionate about helping participating players find the right college fit.

At the Tiro Sports US College Sao Paulo ID Camp, players will interact directly with coaches from the top academic colleges and universities in the United States. They will receive coaching, education, and assessments from the coaches, and will leave with an idea of where they fit with regards to the US College Recruiting Process. Top performers at the camp will be invited to participate in Tours in the US, during which players will play in front of hundreds of college coaches.

Additionally, daily seminars will be held and run by the coaches on topics including:

Recruiting Timeline - Whether it’s campus visits, ACT/SAT, phone calls with coaches, or the timing of your application, we’ll make sure you’re ahead of the game!

How to Communicate Effectively With Coaches - Not only the How, but the What! Learn what to put in an email, highlight video, and player profile to maximize the coach’s interest in you.

The NCAA: Rules, Regulations, Divisions - D1, D2, D3, and everything in between. Learn about differences in rules and regulations, as well as the overall student-athlete experience.

Presentations on represented schools - Learn about the coaches attending the camp, as well as the schools that they represent.

The Tiro Sports Sao Paulo ID Camp will be sponsored by Seneca Evercore. Seneca Evercore is a financial advisory firm, focused in M&A, headquartered in São Paulo. They have offered to help players in need of financial assistance to attend this ID Camp.

CONFIRMED COACHES ATTENDANCE

Attending coaches will include Bowdoin College, Occidental College, Washington University in Saint Louis and Swarthmore College, with more to be announced over the upcoming weeks.