Baltimore Celtic Soccer Club and Old Line Football Club have announced a strategic partnership today. The clubs will continue to operate independently but will begin to work closely together to provide a supportive community and development platform that benefits players from both organizations.
Baltimore Celtic is in the process of selecting sites for new soccer fields strategically located along the I-795, I-695, and I-95 corridors. This significant expansion is set to offer unprecedented access and opportunities for young soccer enthusiasts in the area.
Bradley Sellar will take the reins as General Manager and Director of Coaching, and Brian Rowland will assume the role of Technical Director and Head of the Baltimore Celtic's Academy program.
NovaCare's Heather Roseman explains there are things players can ask for that will help improve your health and wellness, which in turn will help you raise your game.
Celtic players, parents, coaches, staff, and friends receive a special ticket discount for Washington Spirit home opener.
Former Towson University standout Camryn Anderson has joined the Baltimore Celtic Girls Academy Staff for the 22-23 season. Camryn played 4 years at Towson in the center midfield and captained the team her senior season.
Athletic trainers play an integral part in keeping athletes healthy and on the field. NovaCare athletic trainers work as an extension of the team, focusing on injury prevention, treatment and keeping athletes performing at their maximum potential.
Baltimore Celtic is pleased to announce a partnership with Warrior Soccer Training! Baltimore Celtic and Warrior Soccer Training are perfectly aligned in our approach to development.
Congrats to Celtic Girls Academy player Daryn Barnes (07 GA) on being invited to the US Soccer YNT Regional ID Center on October 27th in Richmond, VA!
Hannah is currently the Assistant Coach for Mount St. Mary’s Women’s Soccer (D1) and was a collegiate player at Loyola University and the University of Maryland.
