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MONTICELLO, IN 47960 209 NORTH ILLINOIS FIVE-ST PLEASE MAIL (Please make checks payable to D-1 Camps.) Enclosed is my camp deposit of $50.00, which I understand E-MAIL HOME ADDRESS HEIGHT NAME ____ "WHERE THE TEACHING NEVER STOPS" H COST H Session 1 -S ADDRESS Complete cost for the camp is $275.00 for over-night E TA campers and $225 for day campers. IV R TEACHING BASKETBALL - July 27 (Sun.) 30 (W F FIVE-ST AR/INDIANA COACH RHODES T www O: H H Phone 1-800-407-DONE / F E-mail: [email protected] (Street/City/State/Zip) ENROLLMENT .5-StarBasketball.com Cell - 219-866-2531 BOYS Jerry Hoover To enroll, just fill out the application blank, tear it off and 209 N. Illinois - Monticello, IN 47960 return it along with entry fee to: 2014 THE ONL WEIGHT Jerry Hoover, Director, Five-Star/Indiana www 209 N. Illinois, Monticello, IN 47960 ed.) - Spiece Fieldhouse 1-800-407-DONE or (574) 583-3940 , Director .donecamps.com AR/INDIANA APPLICA Cell 219-866-2531 H H , Five-Star/Indiana CLOSING CEREMONIES & AWARDS AX: 574-583-3940 Coaches Rhodes, Hoover and staff will conduct closing BASKETBALL ceremonies beginning at 11:00 a.m. at Spiece. Awards will be non-refundable. Y given in all leagues for: Camp Champs, 1 on 1, Free- throws, PROGRAM FOR THE SERIOUS BALL Spot Shooting, Most Outstanding Player, Mr./Ms. Stations, 2014 AGE Best Defender, Best Playmaker, Best Rebounder, and Most Improved. Camp T-Shirts will be presented at this time. Par- INDIANA ____ ents are welcome. Session 1 H DAY CAMPS H BASKETBALL Players are welcome to attend in a day camp status. Such - July 27 (Sun.) 30 (W campers will enjoy all camp activities and privileges except CAMP son. diagnostic, therapeutic and operative procedures transportation as may be deemed necessary for my daughter / The law requires that parental permission be obtained for operative procedures on minors. I give such Relationship Signed staying overnight and eating breakfast. GIRLS BUNKMA BECOME A PART OF H REGISTRATION H has my permission to participate in FIVE-ST TE PREFERENCE THE FIVE-STAR FAMILY! All campers report at Spiece Fieldhouse between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. on first day of session ready to register and be- “Where The Teaching Never Stops” ed.) - Spiece Fieldhouse, Ft. W gin learning and participating in basketball skills. PLA Please bring the following to registration: Copy of physical exam for 2013 - 2014 BOYS & GIRLS YER Balance of camp tuition TION FORM Spending money for snacks (optional) AGES 10 - 15 BUS. PHONE HOME PHONE Point H H - BOYS - ayne, IN 2014 WHAT TO BRING Session Date Location T-Shirts Sweat Socks Towels, 1 - July 27 (Sun.)-July 30 (Wed.) Spiece Fieldhouse, Ft. Wayne, IN o Men's T o Gym Shorts Blanket Soap & Washcloth L S Post Basketball Shoes Bedding Water Bottles - GIRLS - ( ) ( ) o o AR Basketball Camp. -Shirt Size XL M Session Date Location AL RHODES 1 -July 27 (Sun.)-July 30 (Wed.) Spiece Fieldhouse, Ft. Wayne, IN INDIANA'S RENSSELAER, IN Date H H PERMIT NO. 13 WINNINGEST COACH WHAT NOT TO BRING US POST 1989 - 2002 PSST STD Camp ____ Overnight ____ Day Camp Televisions Refrigerators Boom Boxes 47978 Wing P Hotplates Valuables AID JUNIOR FIVE-STAR AGE H CAMPERS RECEIVE H Each camper will receive a free camp T-shirt as a part of BASKETBALL CAMP closing ceremonies. H THE HISTORY OF H LETTER OF INTRODUCTION H AIR- CAMP DIRECTORS 5-STAR BASKETBALL CAMP: Dear Parent and Camper, CONDITIONED AL RHODES H Al Rhodes, when he was the Head Basketball Coach at Warsaw The history of Five-Star Basketball Camp speaks for itself. HOUSING High School, started working at Five-Star Basketball Camp in 1983. He H H We are very excited about bringing the Five-Star experience Overnight campers are housed and countless Warsaw Tiger Basketball Players have enjoyed the bene- FIVE-STAR BASKETBALL CAMP to Indiana. This camp is the best basketball camp in Indiana! in Spiece Fieldhouse's air con- fits of being part of the Five-Star Family. Five-Star Camp has been one ditioned sleeping area/dorms of the major reasons that the Tiger Basketball Varsity Team and the Ti- The Five-Star Basketball Camp is entering its We are committed to that goal. (boys and girls in separate ger Basketball Program has been number one in Indiana from 1989 through 2002. Coach Rhodes is extremely excited about bringing the 40th year of developing the premier basketball Your son or daughter will receive the best individual in- dorms). Counselors and advantages of the Five-Star experience to young players in Indiana. coaches provide supervision players and coaches in the world. This includes struction on the fundamentals of the game! They will also re- Coach Rhodes was the Head Boys' Basketball Coach at Warsaw and advice for youngsters at all for 22 seasons. His over-all record at Warsaw was 405 wins, 133 over 80 current NBA players (more than 250 Five- ceive knowledge about team play. Basketball is the greatest times. Star grads have played in the NBA) who started Coach Cheatham speaking to campers. losses (75.3%). His teams have won 14 sectionals, 7 regionals, 4 semi-states, and the 1984 state team sport that there is. This combination of knowledge will championship. their coaching career on the Five-Star sidelines. give them the best chance of being successful in high school H H Al is widely recognized as the finest teacher of basketball fundamental skills by his peers, The camp is driven by four principles: Teaching, CAMP FEATURES who have selected him to coach the Indiana All-Stars (1995), to be President of the Indiana Bas- and beyond. 3 Competition, Organization and Exposure. The Air-conditioned courts, sleeping area, video lounges, with 24-hour security ketball Coaches Association (1996), and District Coach of the Year 3 times (1984, 1986, 1992). Al 3 enjoys teaching basketball overseas, and has worked with Australia, Turkey and the Bahamas to As Camp Directors, we have 75 years of experience in Grouped by age and skill levels Station Method of teaching was introduced at 3 Ratio of 1 coach per 8 campers improve basketball in those countries. Coach Rhodes is a great speaker and entertains thousands every year in that capacity. Coach Rhodes coached the 2005 McDonald’s All-American team. Five-Star by Hall of Fame Coach Bob Knight. Our building basketball players. We implore you to give your son 3 Great guest speakers or daughter the advantage of working with us. Allow them to 3 Coach Rhodes is now the head coach at Penn High School. He is committed to making Ju- goal is to develop your player's basketball skills Individual instruction by college coaches & players nior Five-Star Indiana the best basketball camp in Indiana! 3 and prepare them to play basketball at their become part of the Five-Star Family! At our camp the teach- Skills of passing, dribbling, rebounding & defense, Positions - Wing, Point, *Special Note: Coach Rhodes was inducted into the Indiana highest level. Often players wait until they are in Post Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011. ing never stops and neither does the learning! 3 Awards - 1 on 1; Free Throw, Spot Shooting, Camp Champs, Most Out- high school to receive our advanced training. We See you at Camp, standing Player, Mr./Ms. Stations, Best Defender, Best Playmaker, Best DONNA CHEATHAM Rebounder, Most Improved realize that in some cases it is too late and the Donna Cheatham’s accomplishments as varsity basketball 3 time to build a college basketball player is now! T-Shirt for each camper coach at Scottsburg and Southwestern High School is unparalleled 3 Catered meals, snack bar open all hours in Indiana high school basketball history. She has won 565 games Al Rhodes Jerry Hoover and lost only 163 for a winning percentage of 77.6%, the best in Indi- ana history. Five-Star/Indiana Co-Directors Junior Five-Star Her teams have won state championships at both Scottsburg (1989) and Southwestern (2002). H H Donna’s teams have reached the semi-state 12 times and the Fi- A TYPICAL DAY BARAK COOLMAN nal 4 5 times, both state records. She has twice been chosen to coach the Indiana All Stars WE OFFER THE TOP TEACHING 7:30 a.m. ............................... Rise Barak Coolman - Head Coach Jr. Five Star Boy’s Divi- against the Kentucky All-Stars in their annual series to benefit the blind. 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. .................... Early Bird Workout sion, is a native of Fort Wayne and a graduate of Leo High Donna has coached 47 players who received NCAA Division I scholarships, this at AND COMPETITION IN THE School, where he played 3 years of varsity basketball. Scottsburg with 700 students and Southwestern with 400 students. She has coached 8 Indiana 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. .................... Stretching for Hoop He was a two-year 1st Team All-Conference player All-Stars and one Miss Basketball. Excellence and completed his high school career with a 54-14 record. Coach Cheatham was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 2002 and twice NATION! ASK A FIVE-STAR He earned a scholarship to play basketball at Bethel Col- has been a finalist for National Coach of the Year. In 1992, she was selected by the United States 8:30 - 9:15 a.m. .................... Breakfast lege in Mishawaka, Indiana, where he was a 4 year Varsity Department of State to conduct clinics in Cameroon. CAMPER WHO'S BEEN THERE! 9:15 - 9:30 a.m.
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