Loch Lomond Youth Soccer Festival
University of Stirling & Wallace High School, Stirling
Scotland
31 July - 4 August 2008
For the 2008 Results - click here
University of Stirling & Wallace High School, Stirling
Scotland
31 July - 4 August 2008
For the 2008 Results - click here
Loch Lomond Youth Soccer Festival is now in its 8th year of providing exciting international soccer for young teams from all around the world and is recognised as Scotland's finest Youth Soccer Festival.
The festival began in the small picturesque town of Balloch, Loch Lomond and due to its’ steady growth it is now located at Stirling University. The event continues to unite young athletes from around the world who leave our country with the very best of memories and many new friends, encapsulating what the game of soccer is all about.
Why Us?
• 72 Teams from 8 Different Countries • 8th year of Top Quality Soccer
• UK Pro Club Scouts in Attendance • Top Class Fields
• FIFA and SFA Sanctioned • Excellent Cultural and Sightseeing Packages
• Stadium Tours • Guest Coaching
• Boys and Girls Sections; 9 - 17 Years • Nationally Licensed Officials
• Fantastic Accommodation for all budgets
We have relocated the trophy free soccer sevens events to Wallace High School, Stirling and will host 13 teams over two days on Saturday 2 August & Sunday 3rd August. Wallace High School is a 'new build' school with a multi-sports synthetic surface that will be used for both events. Loch Lomond Youth Soccer Festival thank Stirling Council (school letting department) for their assistance (at short notice) in arranging the use of this facility.
The school is opposite the University of Stirling and as such both venues are now within walking distance for any participants, coaches or visitors wishing to see both the non-competitive & competitive events.
CLICK HERE to view our Promo Video
The romantic landscapes and islands of Loch Lomond, surrounded by the hills, are just a short drive from the festival.
By taking part in the Loch Lomond Youth Soccer Festival you will also have an opportunity to enjoy some of the marvellous sightseeing that Scotland has to offer.
Stirling is home to the world famous Castle, the Wallace Monument, and the site of the famous battle of Bannockburn.
Glasgow (‘the friendly city’), with its many tourist attractions and great shopping, is close by, and the capital city, Edinburgh, is less than an hour away. Add to that the whisky distilleries, the links golf courses, and the traditional Scottish welcome, you are set for a once in a lifetime experience!
2007 saw 68 teams from eight different countries participate