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Basketball Workouts For players aged 12 to 18 with Two Time NBA Champion WES MATTHEWS, Sr. Come learn, have fun and… Be coached by a PRO and one of the ALL TIME Connecticut GREATS! @ Derby Veterans Community Center 35 Fifth Street Derby, CT 06418 The workouts include next level development using: advanced teaching, highly competitive settings and drills, scrimmages and individualized instruction on ball handling, expert shooting, defense, rebounding, leadership skills, team work, conditioning, psychological-emotional preparation Strength/weakness player evaluation and customized development plans and drills The workout benefits to your child include: Development of high basketball IQ and prioritization of academic performance Disciplined, high energy, skill development and core conditioning Identification and development of player talents that strengthens the whole team Competitive drills and games against equally committed players Wes Matthews, Sr. Summary 2x NBA champion with the Lakers (1987 and 1988) Drafted 14th overall by the Washington Bullets in the 1980 NBA Draft Played with NBA standouts Michael Jordan, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Magic Johnson among others Best Import Award winner for the Ginebra San Miguel of the PBA (1991) Father of current NBA shooting guard Wes Matthews Jr. Bio Wes Matthews Sr. is a retired NBA guard who has played for six different NBA teams and in five professional basketball leagues throughout his career. The highlight of Wes’ career in the NBA came when he helped lead the Los Angeles Lakers to two NBA championship wins in 1987 and 1988. After being selected by the Washington Bullets with the 14th pick of the 1980 NBA Draft, Wes played nine seasons total in the NBA with the Bullets, Atlanta Hawks, Philadelphia 76ers, Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs and the Lakers, scoring 3,654 career points. While with the Lakers, Wes shared the court with Magic Johnson, Byron Scott and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Julius Erving, Charles Barkley, George Gervin, Michael Jordan, Moses Malone, Wes Unseld, James Worthy and Elvin Hayes. Wes was coached throughout his career by Hall of Famers Jerry West, GM of the Lakers, Billy Cunningham with the 76ers, Gene Shue in Washington, Hubie Brown in Atlanta, and Pat Riley with the Lakers. The 6’1” guard from Warren Harding High School in Bridgeport, CT, played collegiately at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Wes retired from the game in 1996 Wes Matthews Basketball Workouts Registration Form Player Name: ___________________________________Address:__________________________________________ City:__________________________________________________ State: _________ Zip Code:___________________ Age (During Camp) ____________________ Gender _____________________________________________________ Parent(s)/Guardian(s):______________________________________________________________________________ Preferred Phone(s): _____________________________________Email(s): ____________________________________ Workout location: Derby Veteran Community Center 35 Fifth Street Derby, CT 06418 Place "x" in Session Dates: session choices Session 1: Wed July 10th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 2: Fri July 12th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 3: Sat July 13th 9-11am (boys and girls) Session 4: Sat July 13th 11-1pm (girls) Session 5: Wed July 17th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 6: Fri July 19th: 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 7: Sat July 20th: 9-11am (boys and girls) Session 8: Sat July 20th: 11am-1pm (girls) Session 9: Wed July 24th: 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 10: Fri July 26th: 5pm-7pm (boys and girls) Session 11: Wed July 31st: 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 12: Fri Aug 2nd 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 13: Sat Aug 3rd 9-11am (boys and girls) Session 14: Sat Aug 3rd 11am-1pm (girls) Session 15: Wed Aug 7th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 16: Fri Aug 9th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 17: Sat Aug 10th 9-11am (boys and girls) Session 18: Sat Aug 10th 11am-1pm (girls) Session 19: Wed Aug 14th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 20: Fri Aug 16th 5-7pm (boys and girls) Session 21: Sat Aug 17th 9-11am (boys and girls) Session 22: Sat Aug 17th 11am-1pm (girls) Session 23: Wed Aug 21st 5-7pm (boys and girls) SUB Total: # of Sessions. Place # in box to right → Multiply by $45 per session fee + $3.47 processing fee (administrative costs for registration) → x $ 48.47 Total Workout Price. Place $ in box to right → - Full Payment Total Due: $________________ Make checks payable to Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC. In the memo section please write: Wes Matthews Basketball Workouts. Mail checks and registration form to: o Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC: o 71 Willoughby Road Shelton, CT 06484 Contact: Dennis Kelly 203-926-1365 phone ; 203-926-1319 fax Email: [email protected] - For on line registration please visit: dribbledrivebasketball.net Parental Consent If a participant has a specific medical condition (i.e. asthma) a letter in writing must be submitted along with this registration form indicating the participant’s special needs. A staff trainer will not be present throughout the workout to treat minor injuries, however, if a serious injury or illness occurs, the participant will be transported to the nearest hospital and the parent(s)/guardian(s) will be immediately notified. I hereby agree that Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC and / or Mr. Wes Matthews are not responsible for any previous injury or recurrences of any injury of my child prior to the first day he/she registers or occurring after the dismissal of players from daily activities. Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC nor Wes Matthews will also not assume responsibility for injuries that occur while the child is participating in workout activities. Players will be supervised by a Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC staff member at all times. I hereby agree to assume full financial responsibility for any personal injury or property damage incurred as a result of a willful or negligent act of my child while he/she is a participant at the Wes Matthews Basketball Workouts or on the grounds of the Derby Veterans Community Center facility. Parent Signature:______________________________________________________________ Date:_______________________ BASKETBALL WORKOUT RULES 1. The Wes Matthews Basketball Workouts are designed to help the participants reach their full potential in life, not just athletics. Therefore, it is expected that the staff and participants will be in accordance with the highest standards possible. 2. The following are prohibited from being in or on the property of the camp facility: Tobacco in any form Any type of weapon Alcoholic beverages Controlled substances No chewing gum Anything that would be considered a distraction to other participants of the camp. 3. Food and drinks are allowed in designated areas only. 4. No one is allowed to leave the property without permission from his or her parent(s)/guardian(s) and camp staff. 5. Willful violation of any policies or rules could lead to the loss of camp participation, without a refund of the camp fee. 6. Violation of rules will result in a warning, notification of parents and/or the suspension of the camper. 7. The use of the gym and all equipment will be at the risk of the participant. Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC does not assume liability or responsibility for any participant. Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC does not make any expressed or implied warranty of the premises, equipment, machinery, fixtures or furniture. 9. All participants are expected to maintain good sportsmanship and HAVE FUN!!!! Parental Consent for Treatment This form must be completed for any person under the age of 18. The form must be complete and signed by either parent or guardian only. I/we the undersigned, do hereby authorize that certified Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC staff members and medical center/hospitals are given the authority to render necessary medical services to my/our children which result, directly or indirectly, from his/her participation in trips, programs, events and activities sponsored by Dribble Drive Basketball, LLC. I/we the undersigned also hereby agree to be responsible for such charges made by such medical center/hospital, doctor, etc. in providing such medial services as we are refereed to above. Child’s name: _________________________________________________________________ Age: ____ Gender: ____ Date of Birth: ____________ Address _______________________________ City ___________________Zip______________ Grade: ___________ School Attending: _____________________________________________ Your relationship to child: _________________________________________________________ Date of last tetanus booster (lockjaw shot): __________________________________________ Is your child allergic to any mediation? (i.e. causes itching, rashes, or trouble)? No______ Yes______ (Describe)____________________________________________ Who is your child’s regular physician? Name:_______________________ Phone: ____________ Emergency Contact (other than immediate family member): Name:______________________________________Phone:____________________________ Does your child have any chronic illnesses? No _____ Yes (Type)_________________________ I/We certify that I/we have hospitalization insurance with: Company ________________________ Policy Number _______________________________ Parent/Guardian Name _________________________________________________________ .
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