Tabor Football School
REGISTRATION IS OPEN! – CLICK HERE
Build Skills, Play Smarter
Tabor Football School is a non-contact camp focused on developing the fundamentals and techniques of football. Over four evenings, young athletes will engage in 2.5-hour sessions featuring:
- Position-Specific Instructional Teaching Periods to hone key techniques
- Multi-Positional Group Work to foster collaboration and adaptability
- Competition Periods to put techniques into action
Led by experienced football coaches from Tabor Academy and beyond, including those with high school and collegiate playing and coaching backgrounds, this camp ensures top-tier guidance for players at all levels.
Questions?
Direct program inquiries to Coach Jeff Moore
jmoore@taboracademy.org
Direct enrollment inquiries to Heidi Nye
summer@taboracademy.org
(508) 291-8342
2025 Programs
Session 1
- Students Entering Grades 1-8
- Dates: July 21 - July 24
- Schedule: 5:00 - 7:30 PM ET
- Individual Rate: $175
- Group Rates: Contact Coach Moore
Session 2
- Students Entering Grades 9-12
- Dates: July 28 - July 31
- Schedule: 5:00 - 7:30 PM ET
- Individual Rate: $225
- Group Rates: Contact Coach Moore
Registration opens January 15 and closes two weeks before the start of the program or when spaces fill (whichever comes first).
Meet Head Coach Jeff Moore:
Jeffrey Moore
Associate Athletic Director / Head Football Coach
Jeff became the Head Football coach at Tabor for the 2023 season. In his first year Tabor had their best record in since joining the ISL, tying for most wins in the league for the regular season. Jeff came to Tabor from the University of Massachusetts, where he was the Tight Ends Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. During his time there, Tight End Josiah Johnson was named All Independent. UMass also had its highest rated recruiting class. Prior to UMass, Jeff was the Head Coach at Loomis Chaffee for three years. In his first season they tripled their wins from the year prior. In his final season, they were New England Champions for the first time in school history. That season they broke multiple school records including single season wins, offensive yardage, sacks, tackles for loss, and a few others. In those three seasons, Loomis had 4 High School All Americans, about 35 players go on to play college football, and about 30 go on to play at the Division 1 level.
Jeff spent two years as the Head Coach at St Thomas More. He took a program that was 5-34 the five past seasons and had consecutive 6-3 seasons. It was their best consecutive seasons in over a decade. In those 2 seasons St. Thomas More had 2 High School All Americans, sent 40 players to play college football, and 30 at the Division 1 level. Jeff coached at two colleges prior to St. Thomas More. He was the Video Coordinator and Defensive Quality Control working with the Defensive Backs at Yale University. Jeff also spent two years at Amherst College. One year he assisted with the Wide Receivers with the other coaching the Runing Backs. In his two years at Amherst, they were 15-1 and two time NESCAC Champions.
Jeff lives on campus with his wife Brittany, two daughters Sophie and June, and their chocolate lab Ollie.
Jeff spent two years as the Head Coach at St Thomas More. He took a program that was 5-34 the five past seasons and had consecutive 6-3 seasons. It was their best consecutive seasons in over a decade. In those 2 seasons St. Thomas More had 2 High School All Americans, sent 40 players to play college football, and 30 at the Division 1 level. Jeff coached at two colleges prior to St. Thomas More. He was the Video Coordinator and Defensive Quality Control working with the Defensive Backs at Yale University. Jeff also spent two years at Amherst College. One year he assisted with the Wide Receivers with the other coaching the Runing Backs. In his two years at Amherst, they were 15-1 and two time NESCAC Champions.
Jeff lives on campus with his wife Brittany, two daughters Sophie and June, and their chocolate lab Ollie.