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Coach Hatchell's Team Camp Is Camp Counselor Camp Camp Counselor Camp Brittany Roundtree Brittany Xylina McDaniel Xylina Freshmen Sophomores Juniors better player. See you next summer! summer! next you See player. better — Camper / Fayetteville NC Fayetteville / Camper — always feels like I'm right at home. I leave camp each year a a year each camp leave I home. at right I'm like feels always competitive players. The facilities are amazing and the atmosphere atmosphere the and amazing are facilities The players. competitive people, learning from great coaches and playing against against playing and coaches great from learning people, I Every year has been a great experience; from meeting new new meeting from experience; great a been has year Every 've been going to UNC Basketball Camps for the past 7 years. years. 7 past the for Camps Basketball UNC to going been 've Washington Mystics Washington WNBA All Star Player 2013 Player Star All WNBA Assistant Coach Assistant Recruiting of Director Coach Head Associate Ivory Latta Ivory Williams-Johnson Tracey Calder Andrew OM C AMPS. C TBALL E GIRLSBASK C WWW.UN OR OM C . LS HEE GO WWW. AT E ONLIN R E GIST E R OR 919-942-9208 CALL KLY! C QUI FILL CAMPS TION EC S LOR E OUNS C AMP C 1984 1994 1995 1997 • • • • OW!! N ENROLL 2007 2006 1998 2005 2006 2007 2008 • • • • • • K FINAL FOUR! FINAL K C BA TO K C A B AMPIONS! H C ACC E TIM E NIN NINE TImE ACC ChAmpIoNs! • BACk-To-BACk FINAl Four TEAM CAMP 2014 June 26–28 and July 10–12 sylvia hatchell's 2014 Each Head Coach of Carolina’s Finest Team Camps FEES & TEAM CAMP INFORMATION is paid $300.00 to supervise the team at the dorms and on the court. Team Reservation Fee The cost is $50 per team to reserve your slot(s). The Team merica” A North Carolina blue and white basketball will Carolina Basketball Camps Reser vation Fee will hold your slot(s) only until the player be presented to each team. Each camper will be A deposits and player application/waivers are received! This fee given a North Carolina tee shirt. lady Tar heel WNBA will be applied to your balance and is non-refundable. Erlana Larkin (2008) LaToya Pringle (2008) Awards will be given in each league for best Camille Little (2007) Player Fee players past and present defensive team, best offensive team, best Latta (2007) rebounding team, best shooting team and the The cost p er player is $280. A $50 per player deposit (due by May Ivory team that shows the best sportsmanship. 24) will be applied to your balance and is non-refundable. Coaches will have access to the UNC Basketball Assistant Coach/Chaperone Fee/Children Fee Video/DVD Library. The cost per assistant coach, chaperone, or children of coaches is $200. This fee includes the room and a meal band. Head Coach There will be daily coaches’ clinics and player Tierra attends free of charge. Ruffin-Pratt (2013) seminars on strength training, nutrition, time Laquanda Barksdale (2001) Juana Brown (2001) The competition, organization, management, study skills, NCAA rules and Each team MUST have at least EIGHT players and will be outstanding facilities and hospitality offered at preparing for the SAT as well as guest speakers charged for at least eight players. Charlotte Smith (1999) camp are second to none. We use this time as and performers. Each team must provide their own transportation to and a great TEAM building experience. Our girls Each team will play in the Dean E. Smith Center. from the gyms, as well as the airport, train or bus station. Tracy Reid (1998) look forward to this trip every year. There will be a variety of leagues for competi- Reserve a slot for your Team – Jeff Jacksits, Northampton Area High School, tion. Coaches may choose the level of competi- Northampton, PA by filling out the form below or go online to register at tion: Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Junior High/ www.goheels.com or www.uncgirlsbasketballcamps.com. Middle School (rising 6th, 7th & 8th grades.) You will receive a confirmation. Coach Hatchell Each team will play at least one game per You may make copies of the application and waiver form for session. There will be certified officials for each each of your players. Nikki “Best Team Camp in game, as well as official scorers and timers. Teasley (2002) 2014 Camp Dates: June 26–28 • July 10–12 TEAM CAMP SAMPLE SCHEDULE Marion Jones (2003) Jackie Higgins (2002) ACC CHAMPS 7:00 am – 9:00 am Breakfast 4:00 pm – 6:30 pm Dinner 8:15 am – 12:00 pm Games 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm Courts open for practice Coretta Brown (2003) 2008 • 2007 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Lunch 6:30 pm – 10:15 pm Games and Seminars 2006 • 2005 • 1998 12:00 pm – 2:45 pm Courts open for practice 11:30 pm Campers in their rooms 12:45 pm – 1:30 pm Coaches Clinic 11:45 pm Lights out (Team Coaches 1997 • 1995 • 1994 • 1984 2:15 pm – 6:00 pm Games check rooms) You may reserve your slot online at www.goheels.com or www.uncgirlsbasketballcamps.com. PLEASE PAY DEPOSIT WITH ONE CHECK AND *We are not responsible for any delays in the U.S. Postal Service! Please keep the above information for your records. BALANCE WITH ONE CHECK! RESERVE A SLOT FOR YOUR TEAM BY COMPLETING THE FORM BELOW. Bell (2005) NIkita TEAM CAMP RESERVATION FORM • P.O. Box 2411, Chapel Hill, NC 27515 • 919-942-9208 Italee Lucas (2011) McCants (2009) Rashanda NAIsmITh hAll oF FAmE School Team name Coach’s Name INduCTEE 2013 Number of teams Reservation Fee School Address 3 - TImE NATIoNAl CoACh oF ThE YEAr Team camp attending: ❏ June 26–28 ❏ July 10–12 City State Zip Jessica Breland (2011) mosT WINNINg ACTIvE dIv 1 WBB Are you a returning team? ❏ Yes ❏ No School Phone ( _____ ) CoACh (900+ WINs) LaT angela Atkinson (2006) Chay Shegog (2012) How many are attending? Home address Head Coach(es): Male __________ Female __________ City State Zip Assistant Coaches /Chaperones: Male __________ Female __________ Home Phone ( _____ ) Cell Phone:(______) ComE As You ArE, lEAvE As You WErE mEANT To BE. Number of players _________ (approximate) E-mail Address “ Carolina Basketball camp changed my life. It was my foundation for a great career.” – Charlotte Smith, WNBA Indiana Fever, MVP National Championship Team, UNC 1994, and former UNC Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach. Mail Confirmations to: ❏ Home ❏ School Camp Counselor Camp Camp Counselor Camp Brittany Roundtree Brittany Xylina McDaniel Xylina Sophomores Juniors Freshmen better player. See you next summer! summer! next you See player. better — Camper / Fayetteville NC Fayetteville / Camper — always feels like I'm right at home. I leave camp each year a a year each camp leave I home. at right I'm like feels always competitive players. The facilities are amazing and the atmosphere atmosphere the and amazing are facilities The players. competitive people, learning from great coaches and playing against against playing and coaches great from learning people, I Every year has been a great experience; from meeting new new meeting from experience; great a been has year Every 've been going to UNC Basketball Camps for the past 7 years. years. 7 past the for Camps Basketball UNC to going been 've Washington Mystics Washington WNBA All Star Player 2013 Player Star All WNBA Director of Recruiting of Director Coach Head Associate Assistant Coach Assistant Tracey Williams-Johnson Tracey Calder Andrew Ivory Latta Ivory OM C AMPS. C TBALL E GIRLSBASK C WWW.UN LS HEE GO WWW. AT E ONLIN OR OM C . R R E GIST E R OR 919-942-9208 CALL KLY! C QUI FILL CAMPS LOR E OUNS C AMP C TION EC S 1984 1994 1995 1997 • • • • ENROLL ENROLL OW!! N 2007 2006 1998 2005 2006 2007 2008 • • • • • • K FINAL FOUR! FINAL K C BA TO K C A B AMPIONS! H C ACC E TIM E NIN NINE TImE ACC ChAmpIoNs! • BACk-To-BACk FINAl Four TEAM CAMP 2014 June 26–28 and July 10–12 sylvia hatchell's 2014 Each Head Coach of Carolina’s Finest Team Camps FEES & TEAM CAMP INFORMATION is paid $300.00 to supervise the team at the dorms and on the court. Team Reservation Fee The cost is $50 per team to reserve your slot(s). The Team merica” A North Carolina blue and white basketball will Carolina Basketball Camps Reser vation Fee will hold your slot(s) only until the player be presented to each team. Each camper will be A deposits and player application/waivers are received! This fee given a North Carolina tee shirt. lady Tar heel WNBA will be applied to your balance and is non-refundable. Erlana Larkin (2008) LaToya Pringle (2008) Awards will be given in each league for best Camille Little (2007) Player Fee players past and present defensive team, best offensive team, best Latta (2007) rebounding team, best shooting team and the The cost p er player is $280. A $50 per player deposit (due by May Ivory team that shows the best sportsmanship. 24) will be applied to your balance and is non-refundable. Coaches will have access to the UNC Basketball Assistant Coach/Chaperone Fee/Children Fee Video/DVD Library. The cost per assistant coach, chaperone, or children of coaches is $200. This fee includes the room and a meal band. Head Coach There will be daily coaches’ clinics and player Tierra attends free of charge. Ruffin-Pratt (2013) seminars on strength training, nutrition, time Laquanda Barksdale (2001) Juana Brown (2001) The competition, organization, management, study skills, NCAA rules and Each team MUST have at least EIGHT players and will be outstanding facilities and hospitality offered at preparing for the SAT as well as guest speakers charged for at least eight players.
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