Williams Baptist Men’s + Women’s Soccer
Lucas reports beginning his coaching career as an assistant with both university programs after captaining the men’s soccer team.
Lucas Camargo / Private Soccer Coach
The person behind the plan.
Lucas brings more than 10 years of youth coaching experience across college, high-school, club, tournament, and sports-leadership environments to his work with Minnesota players.
Coach / Resource ownerLucas Camargo
Coach supplied
TetraBrazil Soccer
He served as a head coach and communications coordinator, adding an international player-development environment to his coaching background.
Minnesota soccer
Lucas’s published Minnesota experience includes Minnesota Rush and sports and recreation leadership at the National Sports Center in Blaine.
Anoka High School
He served three years as the girls varsity head soccer coach, leading players in a competitive high-school environment.
Tonka Fusion Elite MLS NEXT DA
Lucas reports serving as a head coach within Tonka Fusion Elite’s MLS NEXT Development Academy pathway.
Crown College
Lucas is listed by Crown College as an assistant coach for the men’s soccer program.
Minnesota Rush UPSL Women
Minnesota Rush announced Lucas as head coach of its UPSL Women’s Team for the 2026 season.
Playing + education
A player’s perspective, backed by leadership study.
College captain
Team captain for the Williams Baptist University men’s soccer team.
Communication
Earned at Williams Baptist University.
Organizational Leadership
Graduate work with an emphasis in Sport Management.
Certified Professional Project Manager
Certified Professional Project Manager credential from the University of St. Thomas.
Education and playing history verified through Lucas’s official Crown College coaching biography. No coaching-license claim is made because a public licensing source was not found.
Current roles
Connected to the college and tournament game.
Head coaching role supplied directly by Lucas.
Coach suppliedAssistant coach listed on the official Crown College athletics staff.
Official profile ↗Named head coach for the 2026 UPSL Women’s season.
Club announcement ↗Published roles cover recruiting, referees, Qualifier Brazil, and the College ID Combine.
Official staff profile ↗Tactical education
Built to study the game, not just the ball.
Lucas reports holding a U.S. Soccer B License and completing focused tactical and methodology coursework. The exact course titles are preserved here so families can understand the subjects behind his film-analysis framework.
License and coursework supplied by Lucas Camargo. Certificate links or issuing organizations can be added as Lucas makes them available.
Coaching purpose
Help the player understand what to work on, why it matters, and how it should appear in a match.
Private coaching should be more than extra touches. The value is in choosing a useful priority, making the detail understandable, and creating repetitions that gradually demand the perception and decisions of the game.
See the actual player
Start with position, current environment, habits, goals, and the game moments that need to become clearer.
Coach the useful detail
Choose a specific technical or decision-making priority instead of filling a session with disconnected drills.
Build toward the match
Progress clean repetition into scanning, speed, pressure, opponents, timing, and position-specific decisions.
Give progress a direction
Help the player understand what improved, what still breaks down, and what the next training block should address.
Verification standard
Use the evidence. Keep the promises honest.
Crown College publishes Lucas’s coaching timeline, playing background, and education.
The organizations publish Lucas’s current women’s coaching, recruiting, referee, qualifier, and combine responsibilities.
Lucas supplied these credentials directly. Certificate links and issuing organizations can be attached when available.
An honest boundary
Coaching can improve preparation. It cannot promise selection.
Lucas Camargo Soccer does not guarantee tryout selection, playing time, admission, recruitment, roster placement, scholarships, or professional outcomes. Youth development is individual and non-linear.
Start with the player