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Dayton Flyers Women's Basketball Camps T-Shirt Size_________ Primary 1 2 3 4 5 Position _______________________________________________________________________ School Address: School:____________________________________________Coach:______________________________ Best Contact Phone: _______________________________________________ Email:__________________________________________________________________________________ Name______________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian’s Mailing Address:_______________________________________________________________________ Birth:______________Ht.:__________ of 2019:_______ Date Age at Camp:_______ Grade Fall Camper’s Name:______________________________________________________________________ Dear Basketball Friends: C We look forward to hosting our 2019 Dayton Women’s AMP Basketball camps where you will have an opportunity to DAYTON FLYERS improve your game in a fun and awesome environment. You will experience outstanding instruction from myself, my assistant WOMEN’S A coaches and members of the University of Dayton Women’s PPLI Basketball Team. We will help you to become a smarter BASKETBALL and more talented basketball player C while also giving you the chance to ATION make many new friends and have a lot CAMPS of fun! Come and be a part of Dayton Flyer Women’s Basketball and experience 2019 positive attitudes and motivation that will help you become your best. Yours in basketball, City State Zip City State City State Zip City State About The Staff Coach Green and the Women’s Basketball Staff have a r tremendous amount of Division I experience from Home coaching and playing on the national stage to playing professionally and internationally. Assistant Coaches Ryan Gensler, Calamity McEntire, DeAntoine Beasley, Video Co- ordinator Will Alton, & Director of Basketball Operations r Arnika Edwards provide leadership in the daily activities of Cell the camp. We truly look forward to sharing our experiences and knowledge of the game with the campers. Team Camp #1 Team Camp #2 r r $85 per camper r $115 per camper r $85 per camper r $225 per camper/$250 after June 1, 2019 r June 6 June 7 $215 per team/per day if registered BY May 2nd BY day if registered $215 per team/per Day in the Life Camp #2: August 24, 2019 Flyers Camp: July 9-12, 2019 Future Day in the Life Camp #1: June 8, 2019 Day Camp: June 17-20, 2019 TEAM CAMP APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE ONLINE AVAILABLE TEAM CAMP APPLICATIONS Please Check Your Camp Choice: Please Check Your Team Camp #2: June 7, 2019 Team Team Camp #1: June 6, 2019 Team Camp Highlights $240 per team /per day if registered /per day if registered $240 per team (up to 10 players/ $10 each additional player) 10 players/ (up to Learning the fundamentals of basketball l Utilization (Walkups accepted on first day of camp) on first day accepted (Walkups Day in the Life Camp #1 of individual strengths l Instructional Sessions by Dayton Staff l June 8 Written player evaluation l Camp awards and contests l AFTER May 2nd Camp T-shirt l Dayton Flyer Basketball l Interaction with the Dayton Flyers Basketball Team and Coaches Day Camp June 17 - 20 Register ONLINE at DaytonWBBCamps.COM Future Flyers Camp or July 9 - 12 Mail to: 300 COLLEGE PARK Dayton, Oh 45469-1229 For More Information Contact: Day in the Life Camp #2 Arnika Edwards at (937) 229 - 5636 August 24 or [email protected] 2019 C AMP S E ss ION S Important Information FUTURE FLYERS CAMP TEAM CAMP #1 TEAM CAMP #2 TUESDAY, JULY 9th - FRIDAY, JULY 12th THURSDAY, JUNE 6th FRIDAY, JUNE 7th Grades K-4th JV, Varsity, & AAU Teams INSURANCE 9am-12:30pm (30 team cap) Dayton Flyers Women’s Basketball Camp cannot assume This camp is designed for young Flyer fans to learn the basic responsibility for medical, dental or other health fundamentals of the game while having fun. Current and former Flyers Camp Information expenses incurred as a result of the camper’s stay or will be on hand to interact with campers. Seven and eight-foot rims participation at camp. There will be a trainer available t $240 per team if registered BY May 2nd will be available to use during instruction. A snack will be provided. and doctor on call for the duration of the camp for the (up to 10 players/ $10 each additional player) Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. on care of our campers. t $265 per team if registered AFTER May 2nd Tuesday at Cronin Athletics Center (up to 10 players/$10 each additional player) $115 per camper t NO applications will be taken after May 30th WAIVER t $125 Non-refundable deposit required to hold your spot. A consent, photo, and medical release waiver must be This will be applied to the final payment. completed in order to participate in any camps. DAY IN THE LIFE CAMP #1 You can find both waivers online. SATURDAY, JUNE 8th Camp Features $85 per camper t Each team will be guaranteed 3 games per day (Thu/Fri) LUNCH/CAMP STORE (Full payment is due by June 3rd) Day Campers may bring their own lunch or purchase t Certified officials for every game Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. at UD Arena. t A minimum of 8 players required/15 max pizza in the morning before each session begins. Drinks, t All games will be played at the Cronin Athletic Center snacks, and Dayton Flyer Basketball gear will be and the UD Rec Plex DAY IN THE LIFE CAMP #2 available for purchase. The camp store will be open t Instruction by UD staff and counselors SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th throughout the day. t Coaches are responsible for getting your team(s) to and $85 per camper from games (Full payment is due by August 17th) LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. at UD Arena. t Camp T-shirt for all campers The Dayton Flyers Women’s Basketball Camp is held on t All campers will experience instruction from our coaches, (Both camps are limited to the first 35 campers registered) the campus of the University of Dayton. We utilize the and receive information that all college bound athletes Grades 9-12 UD Frericks Athletics Center, UD RecPlex, and the should know. Cronin Athletics Center. Our Day in the Life Camp provides aspiring Division I basketball *2-Day Option* players a sense of how an NCAA Division I program works and what PUNCH CARDS $215 per team per day BY May 2nd is involved in being a D-1 student-athlete. This camp will be run by $10 Punch Cards will be available at registration of each $240 per team if registered AFTER May 2nd our University of Dayton coaching staff and players. It will feature camp. The remaining balance on the punch card will be Discounted Overnight Housing available high intensity skill development and games, and will also have given back to the camper on the last day of the camp. presentations for the campers on various aspects of college basketball life. Strength and conditioning, scouts, academics, and interaction WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP DAY CAMP with the media will be presented to the campers. This camp will give Water Bottle Lunch or Lunch Money MONDAY, JUNE 17th - THURSDAY, JUNE 20th serious basketball players a good understanding of the commitment An extra T-Shirt Basketball Shoes Rising 4th - 8th Graders required to play Division I college basketball. 9am - 3pm This camp is designed to help players of all skill levels improve their game by focusing on individual skill development and Deposit of $125 must accompany camper fundamental reinforcement including ball handling, shooting, REFUND/DISCOUNT POLICY application for: Day Camp and Team Camp defense, and rebounding. Along with developing solid Refunds will only be given if written notification is provided by a Make checks payable to: individual fundamental skills, each camper will participate in doctor prior to the first day of camp. The camp director reserves Shauna Green Basketball Camp individual competitions as well as team competitions. Each the right to remove, without refund, anyone whose conduct is detri- 300 College Park mental in any way to members of the staff or other campers. camper will receive instruction from the Dayton Flyer coaches Dayton, Oh 45469-1229 and team members. Campers will be grouped by their age and talent level. Each camper will learn in a positive and fun t DAY CAMP SPECIAL: A $25 discount is given for groups of eight environment. or more ($200 per camper). ALL applications must be sent in together to receive the discount. Registration will begin at 8:15 a.m. on Monday, June 17th t UD EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT: All University of Dayton camps and clinics are open to any and at the Frericks Athletics Center Day Camp - $25 off all entrants, limited only by the number, age, grade level, $225 per camper/$250 after June 1, 2019 Future Flyers Camp - $15 off and/or gender described..
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