SJP Camp Pamphlet.Docx

CAMPER INFORMATION Name:_________________________________ PREP CREW Address:_______________________________ ROWING CAMP City:___________________________________ State:____________ Zip:________________ Summer 2011 Home Phone:___________________________ Email:_________________________________ School:________________________________ Gender: M/F th th SJP Pre-8 /9 attendee: Yes/No Ph 17 c St. P / r o ep 7 il J D 3 ade o Grade in Fall of 2011:____________________ a Cr W s n eph l . G ew ph Date of Birth: __________________________ K il i ’ ir pa a s R a , o PA P r Height:____________Weight: _____________ t d ri wi r ep ck A n 19 v g e. C 130 Session One: a th th Tuesday, July 5 to Friday July 15 mp Session Two: th th Monday, July 18 to Thursday July 28 Camp is not in session during the weekends. COSTS Single session: $600 Prep Crew Rowing Camp Both sessions: $1100 1733 W. Girard Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19130 A non-refundable deposit of $100 is required to reserve a place in each session. Reservations are made on a first come, first serve basis and are limited to 100 campers per session. Head Coach: Dan Kilpatrick There will be a $25 discount for those who pay in full by May 1st. [email protected] www.sjprep.org/athletics/crew/hrc.html PDF created with pdfFactory trial version www.pdffactory.com DIRECTOR & STAFF LOCATION Dan Kilpatrick (’94) is the SJP Freshmen/Novice The Prep Crew Rowing Camp will be located at the Coach. Dan rowed for SJU as a lightweight and state-of-the-art Robert Gillin, Jr. Boathouse; home of the St. Joseph’s Preparatory Program. heavyweight rower. He medaled in the Dad Vail (Gold ’97, Silver ’99). Dan coached at Gonzaga College HS and SJP with his boats winning Stotesbury Gold (’03, ’05, ’09) and Silver (’04, ‘10). His boats also competed in the Scholastic Rowing Association of America’s National Championships where they won Gold (’02, ’05, ’09. ‘10) and Silver (’03, ’04). Dan is the SJP Math Department Chair. Jim Glavin (‘65) is the SJP Head Crew Coach. As a rower, Jim is a Dad Vail and National Rowing Champion. He has coached at every level of US Rowing since 1972. Jim was Vesper Boat Club’s Youth and Head coach. Jim also coached the USA Boy’s Junior Team, the US Elite men’s and women’s PROGRAM SYNOPSIS boats, St. Joseph’s University, Baldwin School, SCHEDULE Harriton High School, and Mount Saint Joseph’s Academy. The boats Jim has coached have won the The camp will consist of two separate sessions The Prep Crew Rowing Camp is a “learn to row” Stotesbury Cup Regatta, SRAA National during the month of July. The Prep Crew Rowing program for boys and girls going into 7th, 8th Championships, Dad Vail Regatta, the US National Camp is a day-camp only with practices scheduled and 9th grades. The goal of the camp is to Junior, Senior and Elite Championships, Senior between 1:30 to 4:30 pm each afternoon. Daily drop- teach interested youths the basics of stretching, Canadian Henley Championships, the Head of the off is 1:15 pm and pickup is 4:45 pm. aerobic conditioning and most importantly the Charles point trophy, the Dad Vail point trophy and mechanics of the sweep (one oar) rowing stroke. US National championships. Campers learn not only the technical aspects of rowing, but also the teamwork, discipline and TRANSPORTATION focus necessary to properly row an eight-oared racing shell. Athletes with some rowing Campers involved in the St. Joseph’s Prep experience will be grouped with similarly skilled Summer School Program will have bus rowers. The Prep Crew staff draws on a wealth transportation provided to the Gillin Boat house of experience that includes coaching at the as part of their program fees. Campers who are scholastic, club, collegiate, national and not part of the Summer School must provide international levels helping them to successfully their own transportation. There will be no teaching young rowers their first strokes. afternoon bus service. Daily pickup is 4:45 p.m. at the Gillin Boathouse. PDF created with pdfFactory trial version www.pdffactory.com.

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