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Eastern Michigan Football Camps Football Michigan Eastern per team max) team per of each team should bring cleats, helmet and mouth piece. (21 players players (21 piece. mouth and helmet cleats, bring should team each of Rynearson Stadium, and indoor and outdoor practice fields. Members Members fields. practice outdoor and indoor and Stadium, Rynearson Ypsilanti, MI 48197 MI Ypsilanti, graduates may not participate. Games will be played at EMU’s EMU’s at played be will Games participate. not may graduates 799 North Hewitt Rd. Suite 304 Suite Rd. Hewitt North 799 with players entering grades 9-12 in the fall of 2014. High School School High 2014. of fall the in 9-12 grades entering players with Eastern Michigan Football Camps Football Michigan Eastern until a champion is crowned. The shootout is for High School teams teams School High for is shootout The crowned. is champion a until Check-in will be Saturday, June 21st at 9 AM. The camp starts at 10 AM AM 10 at starts camp The AM. 9 at 21st June Saturday, be will Check-in EASTERN MICHIGAN FOOTBALL MICHIGAN EASTERN to: payable checks make Please minimum of three games. Play will be continuous throughout the day. day. the throughout continuous be will Play games. three of minimum respective schools. Every team registered will be guaranteed a a guaranteed be will registered team Every schools. respective All teams will be grouped into leagues according to the size of their their of size the to according leagues into grouped be will teams All June 21st, $160 per team per $160 21st, June 7 ON 7 EAGLE COMPETITION CAMP COMPETITION EAGLE 7 ON 7 participants entering 9-12th grade fall of 2014. of fall grade 9-12th entering participants piece to Rynearson Stadium, home of the Eagles. Open to all and any any and all to Open Eagles. the of home Stadium, Rynearson to piece Campers should bring indoor gym shoes, cleats, helmet, and mouth mouth and helmet, cleats, shoes, gym indoor bring should Campers County in is at 9 AM on Saturday, June 21st. Camp runs from 10 AM until 4 PM. PM. 4 until AM 10 from runs Camp 21st. June Saturday, on AM 9 at is in both offensive and defensive line play, including competitive drills. Check Check drills. competitive including play, line defensive and offensive both City Zip State 2013. All campers will be grouped by age. Campers will be instructed in in instructed be will Campers age. by grouped be will campers All 2013. [email protected] for additional questions additional for [email protected] This is a semi-contact camp for players entering grades 9-12 the fall of of fall the 9-12 grades entering players for camp semi-contact a is This Contact Camp Director, Jacob Kirkendall at 734-487-3420 or email email or 734-487-3420 at Kirkendall Jacob Director, Camp Contact Address June 21st, $40 per athlete per $40 21st, June CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT BIG MAN COMPETITION CAMP COMPETITION MAN BIG Email Reserve your spot today. Camp space is limited to 180 per senior camp. senior per 180 to limited is space Camp today. spot your Reserve entrants entering 11th and 12th grade Fall of 2014, up to 180 entrants. 180 to up 2014, of Fall grade 12th and 11th entering entrants Cell Phone Cell www.emueagles.com. at online register please card, credit by pay To piece to Rynearson Stadium, home of the Eagles. Open to any and all all and any to Open Eagles. the of home Stadium, Rynearson to piece REGISTRATION INFORMATION REGISTRATION 10 AM until 2:30 PM. Campers should bring cleats, helmet, and mouth mouth and helmet, cleats, bring should Campers PM. 2:30 until AM 10 Coach’s Name Coach’s School High Check-in/registration is open at 8:30 AM. The camps will run from run will camps The AM. 8:30 at open is Check-in/registration importantly, to stimulate general interest in the EMU Football Program. Program. Football EMU the in interest general stimulate to importantly, football cleats, shorts, t-shirt and water bottle. water and t-shirt shorts, cleats, football not only hope to teach skills to make better football players, but just as as just but players, football better make to skills teach to hope only not Campers should bring the following: football helmet, mouth piece, piece, mouth helmet, football following: the bring should Campers quality instruction for each and every player in a fun atmosphere. We We atmosphere. fun a in player every and each for instruction quality EQUIPMENT fundamentals and techniques with our primary objective focusing on on focusing objective primary our with techniques and fundamentals 7 on 7 Registration 7 on 7 Our Camps are one day, non-contact camps that will stress teaching teaching stress will that camps non-contact day, one are Camps Our EMU Grass Fields, Rynearson Stadium and Indoor Practice Facility Practice Indoor and Stadium Rynearson Fields, Grass EMU June 14th/June 28th/July 25th, $45 per athlete per $45 25th, 28th/July 14th/June June FACILITIES CAMPS DAY ONE SENIOR & JUNIOR 2014 Eagle Football Camps Football Eagle 2014 Our Philosophy • Our camps are one-day non-contact camps that stress teaching fundamentals and technique. Our primary objective focuses on quality instruction for each and every player in a fun atmosphere. We hope to teach skills to make better football players and hope to stimulate interest in the Eastern Michigan Football Program. • Check-in and registration will open at 9 AM. The camps will run from 10 AM until 2:30 PM (unless otherwise noted). Fees include position-specific coaching points from Eastern Michigan’s coaching staff, lunch, t-shirt and 1-on-1 and 7-on-7 competition against some of the best talent in the state of Michigan and surrounding Midwestern states. • Eastern Michigan’s Head Coach, Chris Creighton will oversee and speak at the camps. These camps promise to be days filled with teaching, instruction, competition and fun. Eastern Michigan’s Football Camps are open to any and all entrants that fit the requirements and camp participant limitations. Coaching Staff The Eagle Football Camp Staff will be led by Chris Creighton, Head 2014 EMU Football Schedule Football Coach at Eastern Michigan University. Coach Creighton will guide a staff of experienced and energetic coaches. A nationally Saturday, Aug 30 vs MORGAN STATE respected teacher and recruiter, Coach Creighton will share his Saturday, Sept 6 AT Florida knowledge of football as developed through serving more than 20 years of coaching college football. Saturday, Sept 13 AT Old Dominion Saturday, Sept 20 AT Michigan State Saturday, Oct. 4 AT Akron Saturday, Oct 11 vs BUFFALO Saturday, Oct 18 AT UMass Kalen DeBoer Jimmy Williams Todd Frakes Jay Peterson Aaron Keen Ryan Grubb Offensive Coordinator Defensive Line Secondary Running Backs Tight Ends Offensive Line Eastern Michigan Quarterbacks Recruiting Coordinator Special Teams Coordinator Saturday, Oct 25 vs NORTHERN ILLINOIS Saturday, Nov 1 vs CENTRAL MICHIGAN Saturday, Nov 15 AT Western Michigan Saturday, Nov 22 AT Ball State Chris Simpson Brad McCaslin Jacob Kirkendall Luke Mullett Ron McKeefery Herb Haygood 2014 Outside Linebackers Defensive Coordinator Director of Football Video Coordinator Director of Sports Wide Receivers football camps Friday, Nov 28 vs TOLEDO Inside Linebackers Operations Performance *All games in caps are home at Rynearson Stadium Eastern Michigan University Football 799 N. Hewitt, Suite 304 MI 48197 Ypsilanti, EMU 2014 Football Camps Camp space is limited. Register your spot today. Register online at www.emueagles.com www.insideeasternmichiganfootball.com.
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