Are you looking to find a competitive speedball team to grow and compete with?
SoCal Havoc has an expansive Competitive Teams camp that launched in late 2023 to provide our more committed members a space to compete at events.
Why
Join The
SoCal Havoc
Competitive Camp?
Advanced Training
We combined regular virtual meetings to discuss roles, responsibilities, and review field layouts to optimize our player IQ of the game with 2-3 field practices a month to capture the best from each individual and as a team.
Unlimited Opportunities
Our camp is open to all SoCal Havoc members with a desire to play competitively and are willing to make the commitment. We will find you an assignment, whether we have an open spot on an existing roster, or we will even create new lines once we have enough players available.
Consistency is Key
The combination of our virtual meetings and 2-3 field practices/events per month provides our competitive team players consistency to grow and learn with one another, building stronger bonds and better players.
Winning Culture
The foundations of our Community Core Values extends to our Competitive Teams. We value being competitive but fun, supporting and holding each other up while battling to win every event we compete in!
So What is Required to Play for SoCal Havoc?
Attend a minimum of (2) field outings (Camp and/or ESCPL Events)
plus tournaments per month
(WCPPL is our primary tournament series)
Attend regular virtual calls to learn off the field with your team mates, along with event preparation strategy meetings.
Purchase team jersey(s) or required attire
Required to learn our playbook system including callouts and bunker ID system
Complete ALL SoCal Havoc member assignments in a timely manner
Accept and follow all decisions by James O’Donnell (or any appointed Team Captain in his absence) including plays, assignments, and any variation of playing time at 3rd party events
Be a regular participant in team meetings, collaborations, trainings and feedback sessions as well as when attending events
Be open to critical feedback from team members, coaches or captains and commit to personal development and actually working to improve
Meet the SoCal Havoc Teams
