Cypress College Athletics Summer Camp

Soccer Camp

The soccer camp session has been moved to the winter.

July 7-July 11, 9am - 12pm

Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Erick Hurtarte, and Head Men’s Soccer Coach, Cristian Rus, direct the Cypress College soccer camp. Hurtarte has led the Chargers’ Women’s Soccer program since 2014, making three appearances in the 3C2A State Final (2021, 2023, 2024). Coach Hurtarte was an NCAA Division III All-American player at Chapman College. Rus has led the Men’s Soccer program since 2019, securing the Chargers’ first men’s soccer playoff victory in program history during the 2024 season. Coach Rus was a standout player at NCAA Division II Biola University.

Cypress College Men’s and Women’s Soccer student-athletes will also participate in running this year’s soccer camp.

Swim Camp

July 2, 9, 16, 23 (Wednesdays), 2:30pm – 4:30pm

Head Swim & Dive Coach, Frisk Driscoll, will direct the Cypress College swim camp. Driscoll has led the Chargers’ Swim & Dive program since 2021, completing the most successful swim season Cypress has seen in over a decade in 2025. Coach Driscoll had success competitively as a swimmer at the University of Connecticut, where he made the Big East Conference Championship in the 1650 freestyle three times.

Cypress College Men’s and Women’s Swim & Dive student-athletes will also participate in running this year’s swim camp.

Must be comfortable in the pool. Swimming background is encouraged. We can do our best to accommodate all swim levels. THIS IS NOT A LEARN TO SWIM CAMP.

June 23 – June 26, 10am-12pm

Head Women’s Water Polo Coach, Julia Reyes, will direct the Cypress College Water Polo Camp. Reyes stepped into the role of Head Coach in 2024. Coach Reyes also served as the Head Coach at Cypress High School and Marina High School before taking over to lead the Chargers. Reyes competed on the Nationally Ranked Arizona State University Women’s Water Polo team.

Cypress College Men’s and Women’s Water Polo student-athletes will also participate in running this year’s water polo camp.

WHAT

Introduction to water polo and swimming fundamentals. Learn how to pass and shoot and the basic rules of water polo. Bring Towel, goggles (optional), sunblock, water (electrolytes), snack (fruit, bars, cheese sticks, etc)

WHO

(Ages 7-14) Must be comfortable in pool, and a swimming background is encouraged. We can do our best to accommodate all swim levels.

July 8 & July 9, 9:30am-12pm (Break 12-1pm), 1-3pm

For ages 9-18

Head Women’s Volleyball and Beach Volleyball Coach, Danko Iordanov, will direct the Cypress College Volleyball Camp. Iordanov has led the Chargers’ Volleyball program since 2023. Coach Iordanov played volleyball at Rutgers University and competed as a professional beach volleyball player before starting his coaching career.

Cypress College Women’s Volleyball student-athletes will also participate in running this year’s volleyball camp.

Level - beginner to advanced. Whether this is the first time trying volleyball or you are the star of your HS team, come learn volleyball and have fun. We have 5 courts in our two gymnasiums, where you will be matched with players of similar experience level.

Bring sack lunch and a water bottle. We will have snacks and water available for purchase.

July 8 – July 10, 10am-12pm

For ages 7-14

Head Softball Coach, Brad Pickler, will direct the Cypress College Softball Camp along with Assistant Coaches Amanda Fama, Sammie Seabold, and Morgan Paul. Coach Pickler’s resume speaks for itself with over 1,500 wins, 10 3C2A State Championships, and 26 Conference Titles in 38 seasons at the helm. Coach Fama played softball for the Italian national team at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, while Coach Seabold and Coach Paul both played softball at Cal State Fullerton.

Cypress College softball student-athletes will also participate in running this year’s softball camp.

July 28 – July 31, 10am-12pm

Head Women’s Flag Football Coach, Sean Clark, will direct the Cypress College Flag Football Camp. Clark was recently named the inaugural head coach of the Women’s Flag Football program. Coach Clark founded the “Friday Night Lights” youth league in Cypress and Tustin, while also establishing the girls flag football program at Kennedy High School.

Cypress College Flag Football student-athletes will also participate in running this year’s flag football camp.