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18Th Annual Summer Camp Kevin Finneran REGISTRATION FORM 2012 SUMMER 2012 CAMP-JUNE 25TH-28TH [email protected] (215) 292-4961 Delray Beach,Fl.33483 1 0 4 5 A t l a n t i c A v e . e v A c i t n a l t A 5 4 0 1 KEVIN FINNERAN NAME ________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS______________________________________________________________ CITY____________________________________STATE ________ZIP ____________ AGE ____________________GRADE ______________POSITION ________________ PHONE ________________HEIGHT ______________WEIGHT __________________ 5 0 3 e t i u S TEAM __________________YRS. EXPERIENCE ______ JERSEY SIZE ______________ EMAIL ADDRESS (required) ______________________________________________ MEDICAL POLICY #______________________________________________________ DAY CAMP: $275 FULL PAYMENT ENCLOSED REFUNDS: up to one week before camp, then credited to future camps CAMP DIRECTOR DISCOUNTS: Kevin Finneran 8 Time World Champion Prior Camper $25 off Total enclosed______________________ PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO AND SEND COMPLETED FORM TO: KEVIN FINNERAN 1 0 4 5 A t l a n t i c A v e S u i t e 3 0 5 Delray Beach, Fl. 33483 I understand that Kevin Finneran and Seacrest Soccer Complex can not be held responsible for medical and dental expenses incurred as a result of participation in the camp. ____________________________________________________________ Signature of Parent or Guardian 18th Annual Summer Camp JUNE 25TH-28TH 9:30-3:30 SEACREST LACROSSE COMPLEX-DELRAY BEACH CAMP LOCATION CAMP INFORMATION CAMP DIRECTOR UNIQUE IN THE USA!! (215) 292-4961 KEVIN FINNERAN Coach Finn’s Camp is one of the most recognized in South Florida. For the past 24 years, Kevin has been playing and coaching The facilty at Seacrest is spacious, clean and has the best fields in JUNE 25-28th lax! The boys will work hard during the morning, HIT THE POOL at s Boys Ages 7–17 lacrosse year round. He has gained national success at lunch and finish STRONG in the afternoon! s CHECK IN MONDAY AT 9AM every level. Including: s Fee: $275 2011 Head Coach-Team Relentless/DELRAY BEACH RIPTIDE s Beginners) welcome 2010 Director of IMG Lacrosse Academy s Full details provided upon registration 2009 President: Florida Lacrosse Cup (NY Titans vs. Toronto Rock) s Day Campers: 9:30-3:30pm 2009 Director-Coach Finn’s Finest . [email protected] 2008 Assistant Coach Moorestown, NJ High School (Champs) 2007 Director of Player Personnel-Team USA Indoor Lacrosse s Discounts Available 2006 Head Coach Chicago Machine-MLL 2005 Philadelphia 2004 MLL New Balance Sportsman of the Year 2004 Assistant Coach: Anaheim Storm-NLL 2003 Long Island Lizards/MLL Champions Toronto Rock NLL Champions World Indoor Lacrosse Championships/Team USA Bronze 2002 NLL & MLL All-Star 2002 Heritage Cup Champions- Team U.S.A (Captain) CAMP HIGHLIGHTS 2001 Philadelphia Wings-World Champions 2001 Long Island Lizards-World Champions s Camp Jersey s Awards 2000 Major League Lacrosse-Summer Showcase All-Star s Raffles s INDOOR LACROSSE 1999 NLL All-Star s Hustle Bag s Beach Lacrosse 1998 Coach of the Year: Shipley School (PA) s Sports Drinks s Camper of the Day 1994,1995,1998 World Champion: Philadelphia Wings s 3 v 3 tourney s Certified athletic trainer 1998 United States National Team: World Champs s Camp Store s Recruiting Seminar 1994,96,98 All-Pro: Philadelphia Wings 1996 Head Coach: Lower Merion Middle School. 1991-99 All-Club: Philadelphia Lacrosse Club 1994 Team USA: Alternate 1998,1999,1992-96 All-Vail 1990 Asst. Coach: Ohio Wesleyan 1989 1st Team All-American OWU Kevin will teach you the secrets that helped him play 13 consecutive years of professional lacrosse without missing a game! BOX LAX AND BEACH LAX!! Typical Daily Schedule The Indoor/Outdoor Coach Finn Lacrosse Camp will focus both on field and indoor lacrosse. Including: shooting, 9:30AM - Welcome/Todays Goal dodging, pick and rolls, defense, GB’s,transition, cutting, 9:45AM - 10:10AM - Stretch/Line Drills 1on1’s and teamwork. We will be showing campers 10:10AM - 11:10AM - Morning teaching session/Rotations how indoor lacrosse can help your field game and vice 11:15AM -12:00PM - Shooting/Ground Balls/Checks versa. In the same manner as it has helped Casey Powell, 12:00PM - 1:00PM - Lunch/Chalk talk/Stick Stringing Ryan Boyle, Matt Danowski, Paul Rabil, Brodie Merrill and 1:00PM - 1:20PM - Stretch/3man weave/star drill many of the other professional and college stars. Half the 1:20PM - 2:00PM - Fast Breaks/#’s Drill/Odd Man situations week will be spent working on these skills in the indoor arena. 2:05PM - 3:25PM - Scrimmage The other half will be on the field where you will see your 3:30PM - Camper of the day game rise to next level!.
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