End of Jacot Football Passion Summer Session

The fifth edition of the traditional Jacot Football Passion summer camp concluded this Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the Henfrasa Sports Center, with the participation of over a hundred children of all categories. Under the guidance of several high-level technicians, including Jhonny Descollines, a former national football star, and Édouard Voltaire, these children had the opportunity to develop their teamwork skills. For approximately one month, they learned several key basic football concepts, particularly ball handling for children aged 6 to 8; different game systems, etc. This summer camp, which began on July 14, allowed technicians to discover new talents likely to become great national football stars. Similar to Donald Guerrier, Alex Christian Junior, or Shelby Printemps, who started at Jacot Football Passion before becoming important players in our national teams. A parade, exhibition match, juggling session, penalty shootouts, 100-meter races, and especially a shooting game under the supervision of the founder of the Henfrasa Sports Center, General Acédius Saint Louis, were on the agenda for this final day of the summer camp, which was more than a success, according to the CEO of Jacot Football Passion. “My satisfaction is complete, even if there were a few minor imperfections that will need to be corrected in the future,” emphasized Jacques Hans Vilfort, who took the opportunity to thank all those who contributed to the success of this summer camp, particularly the parents who entrusted their children to the Jacot Football Passion staff. The new Jacot Football Passion season will begin next October for children aged six to fifteen. Those interested can start registering to allow their children to continue to develop healthily in sports. Here is the list of coaches who worked with the children during the summer camp:
Jhonny Descollines
Jules Vincent Wilkenson
Toussaint Robenson
Eddy Théagène
Augustin Gaby
Jean Juste Williams

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