CENTRAL
McDonogh, St. Paul’s,
CCBC Catonsville
NORTH
The John
Carroll School
SOUTH
Archbishop Spalding,
St. Paul’s Lutheran (AA County)
WEST
Gerstell Academy,
4 Seasons
Celtic Stars Soccer School
Baltimore Celtic is pleased to announce our 7-week spring program sessions geared toward young players learning the game and looking to improve their technical skills
We look forward to developing the next generation of Celtic players
- Skill Development:
Dribbling, 1v1 Attacking Moves, Passing, Receiving, Shooting, Small Sided Games - Sessions
All four locations begin Monday, April 1, 2019 and run every Monday through May 13, 2019 from 6:00PM-7:00PM - Locations
CCBC Catonsville, Harford Community College, Archbishop Spalding School, McDonogh School (Boys Only) - Registration
Accepted for boys and girls, birth year – 2013, 2012, 2011 and 2010. Registration fee $100.00 (covers 7-week program)
Contact Information
Archbishop Spalding School
Email: Pat Crawford
CCBC Catonsville
Email: James Haislip
Harford Community College
Email: Celtic North Coordinator
McDonogh School
Email: AJ Berry
The Latest Baltimore Celtic News
Celtic Announces Graeme Miller As Boys 2001 Head Coach
Millar is also currently the Director of Soccer at Stevenson University, overseeing both the men’s and women’s soccer programs.
Sam Kirschenbaum Joins Baltimore Celtic As Girls Senior Staff Coach
Kirschenbaum is currently the top Assistant Coach for the UMBC Women’s Soccer program. He has coached collegiately at the Division I and III levels, most recently as the top Assistant Coach at national power Virginia Wesleyan University.
Girls College ID Day
Free to Celtic Players 04-00. Featuring college coaches from D1, D2 and D3 schools running the sessions.
JHU Men’s Coach Craig Appleby Joins Celtic As 2004 Boys ECNL Head Coach
Appleby is the Head Coach of Johns Hopkins University Men's Soccer overseeing a successful program since he arrived in 2008.
Passion, Energy, Execution, Personal Accountability
Everything we do starts with a passion for the game and a yearning to compete. We start every session with a positive attitude; accept that our attitude is a decision; and make no excuses for negativity. We also understand that proper preparation leads to execution. We train as we play and play as we train. We expect to out-work every opponent in every game; play intelligently; and execute efficiently. In order to achieve success, on and off the field, we must care more about TEAM than about self. The attitudes and choices made by any individual member reflect on his or her teammates, coaches, and the Celtic organization as a whole.
Expectations of The Club
- Develop an atmosphere of dominance
- Demand excellence
- Set the bar high and establish clear goals
- Communicate effectively
- Respect and care for players and staff
- Promote consistency in players and staff
- Produce elite players
- Develop young men and women of exceptional character