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Summer Sports & Activities Camps
Phantoms summer camps offer a fun and safe environment to enjoy the summer month! Campers will enjoy a variety of sports and activities including soccer, baseball, softball, flag football, basketball, whiffle ball, nature walk, hiking, arts & crafts, laser tag and many other activities. For more information, view our Sports & Activities Camps brochure. To register, complete and send in the Sports & Activities Camps Registration Form (Word doc).

Phantoms 2020 Summer Camp Dates Announced
Phantoms 2020 Summer Camp Dates have been announced! View the Summer Camp Registration Form for dates and venues.

All Phantoms Camps can be registered for online [Click to Register Online] or by printing the registration form or picking one up at the Phanzone Indoor Arena. Forms can be dropped off, faxed or mailed to the Phanzone. Phantoms camps are open to youth ages U6-U14 and can be attended for a half day (9:00-12:30) or a full day (9:00-3:30).

The Phantoms Soccer School Camps and Clinics are focused on developing the skills of the game in a fun, safe environment. Our players from our men's professional team and our women's W-League team, who coach at our camps and clinics, teach the skills through effective and active demonstrations. Our camps and clinics can be adapted to address the needs of any particular individual or group ranging from beginner to advanced.

Phantoms Featured on NH Chronicle
The week of March 8-12, 2020 the NH Phantoms and its Soccer School were featured each night on WMUR NH Chronicle. The focus was on the Phantoms Soccer School, which is NHSA state camp provider. Included on the show were interviews with players Brandon Curran and Laura Comeau as well as Director of Operations Paul Cleary. Hosts Tom Griffith and Tiffany Eddy also interacted with the kids taking part in a February vacation camp at All Around Sports in Hampstead, NH.

Strong Bones Linked to Soccer (Telegraph article)
Click here to read the Nashua Telegraph's article on a study showing that youth soccer players were found to have 33 percent more total bone mineral density than youth participating in other activities.