UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State men's soccer team in conjunction with the Brady family will host the Fourteenth Mack Brady Memorial Clinic on Saturday, February 14, 2026, from 2:30 p.m. – 4 p.m. in Holuba Hall on the University Park campus.
The clinic is free of charge and open to children in grades pre-k-8thgrade. All participants are required to fill out and bring with them the Liability and Media Release Form. Please complete the form prior to arrival to the clinic.
***Complete form (1) below and submit upon arrival at clinic.
Mack Brady Clinic Liability and Media Form
Please also be aware of the following:
- NOTE: Parents/Legal guardians are to be present and remain throughout the duration of the clinic. Parents, family members, and other guests will be permitted to watch during clinic within a designated area.
Participants will also need to bring their own ball and are asked to bring shin guards, cleats, and/or sneakers.
Mack Brady has been an important part of the Penn State soccer programs since the late 2000s when, at the tender age of five, he declared he wanted to someday be the Nittany Lions' goalkeeper. Tragically, Brady's dreams were cut short as he passed away from a blood infection on December 31, 2012, almost two weeks short of his ninth birthday.
The clinic was set up just weeks after his untimely passing, with the help of Penn State coaches as well as current players and alumni. It was meant to coincide with his birthday (January 16) in order to give other Penn State soccer fans his age the chance to enjoy the game he loved with the team he loved.
COACH DOW
Head men’s soccer coach Rob Dow said, “We are thrilled to host the Mack Brady Clinic this February. While this will be my first time participating in this long-standing tradition, we are incredibly excited to be part of such a meaningful event. Celebrating Mack’s legacy and recognizing the lasting impact of the Mack Brady Foundation on Penn State Soccer is something we are honored to experience and continue moving forward. We are deeply grateful to the Brady family for their continued support and look forward to beginning this next chapter of the clinic with them on February 14.”
In accordance with NCAA guidelines, all Penn State University Sport Camps and Clinics are open to any and all entrants, limited only be specific number age, grade level and/or gender of its participants.