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Camp Director – Steve Domin

Steve Domin has served Carthage College as Director of Soccer Operations, the head men's and women's soccer coach, and instructor in the exercise and sport science department at different points over the past 13 years. His guidance has made the Redmen and Lady Reds consistent winners. The Naperville, Ill native continues to bring enthusiasm and a tireless work ethic to the lakeshore campus, helping him earn College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin Coach of the Year honors. Domin holds a combined 260-160-27 overall record. Under Domin's direction, Carthage has produced 75 All-CCIW performers, 16 All-State of Wisconsin Collegiate performers,10 All-Midwest players, two NCAA All-Americans,conference championships and multiple CCIW "Player & Coach of the Year Honors." Carthage teams have been ranked in the top ten by the NSCAA Regional & National Committee on several occasions and have competed in the NCAA National Championships. Coach Domin is one of the Directors of Coaching for the local area club programs, holds an NSCAA ADVANCED NATIONAL LICENSE and a "USSF" national coaching license, served on the NCAA Men's & Women's Championship Selection Committee and is a full-time teacher in Carthage's Exercise and Sports Science department.

Assistant Camp Director – Susie Foster

Susie Foster begins 4th year as head coach in 2008 after serving as an assistant coach in both 2003 and 2004. A native of Glenview, Ill., the former Susie McCreery graduated from Northwestern University in 2002, cum laude, with a bachelor's in human development and psychological services. She lettered in soccer four times at Northwestern between 1998 and 2002, was the starting goal keeper in both 2000 and 2001, and lettered on a 1998 team that reached the "Sweet 16" in the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship. Foster ended her playing career as the Wildcats' career leader in goals-against average with a 1.23 per-game mark. She was named Big 10 all-academic three times and 2001 Verizon Academic All-District V.