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Camp 2014 a Summer to Remember 585 Progress Avenue, Munster, Indiana Join JCY In Our 11th Exciting Year of Day Camping in Northwest Indiana! Camp 2014 A Summer to Remember 585 Progress Avenue, Munster, Indiana Traditional Day Camp Schedule Weekly Professional Entertainment. Daily Red Cross Swimming, outdoor lunches, art & crafts, horseback riding, golf, tennis, songs, trips, overnighter, and more! Entering Kindergarten through 12 years old. 6 weeks: June 16 to July 25 No Camp July 4th Days: Monday through Friday Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Extended Camp Hours from 3:00 to 4:15 p.m. Ask about our Jr. CIT Program for 13 & 14 year olds. Sports Day Camp Schedule Entering 2nd grade through 12 years old. 6 weeks: June 16 to July 25 No Camp July 4th Days: Monday through Friday Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. See back for programming details. For more information, early bird discount deadline and campership, call at 219-922-4024 Recommend friends who register & get $60 discount. Lake Central School Corporation does not endorse, approve or sponsor the organization publishing this flyer, or the activities, viewpoints or events described in this flyer and assumes no responsibility for its contents. Any opinions expressed are not necessarily those of Lake Central School Corporation, its governing board or its personnel. Sports Day Camp 6 Weeks of Intense Sports and Traditional Camping! Want more intense sports programming woven into your camp day? This sports camp offers second graders to 12 years old a chance to experience it all. Train with professionals at JCY Camp in a top-notch sports training program. Mornings will start with a Red Cross swim program. Golf Lessons with a golf pro are an optional program available during the morning session. Each week will offer an afternoon of sports-specific training. Sports Challenge Weeks run June through July. Classes will be limited in enrollment. The last week of camp children participate in an all camp closing program. Soccer Made in America Training Camp Soccer Made in America, Inc. offers a fully integrated program of soccer techniques and tactics. This camp is designed to teach players proper technical skills and apply them in games. Professional soccer players will provide instruction and supervise games. Intermediate players who have mastered basic techniques will be challenged to a higher level of competition. Goodnews Basketball Coach Cliff Levingston comes to JCY Day Camp with a great basketball past. After playing basketball with the DETROIT PISTONS he joined the CHICAGO BULLS where he won 2 championship rings. He then went on to coach the HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS and the GARY STEELHEADS. Coach Levingston will instruct team play as well as all game skills. David Griffin’s Baseball School Dave Griffin has brought his experience to JCY Day Camp for the last few years. Dave’s past includes playing with the Braves, Yankees, and Tigers. With a Coach/Player ratio of 5 to 1, a dynamic program is planned. Instruction in hitting, fielding, pitching, catching, and base-running. This program will be fundamentally based but filled with lots of fun. For More Information and Early Bird Registration Discounts And Scholarship Information Call 219-922-4024 .
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