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Tony Azevedo – Current Clinics 2/14/2019 Current Clinics - Tony Azevedo Check Out Our Latest Gear at the Ofcial Azevedo Store Shop Now CURRENT CLINICS CURRENT CLINICS February Shooting School Sessions Where: Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach, CA When:Wednesday February 27, 6:30- 8pm (high school only or 14U very advanced) EXTRA SESSION!!!! Wednesday, February 20, 6:30-8pm (featuring Tony AND Ricardo Azevedo!!!) All ages Featuring: Tony Azevedo + guest coaches $75 per athlete REGISTER NOW Tony Azevedo Seattle Shooting Clinic Where: Mercer Island Beach Club, 8326 Avalon Dr, Mercer Island, WA 98040 When: Saturday, March 9th, 12-3 pm Who: High School athletes or 14U Advanced Featuring: Tony Azevedo & Michael “Mize” Zellmer $100 per athlete REGISTER NOW Tony Azevedo & Jack Bowen Shooting & Goalie Combine Where: Menlo College, 1000 El Camino, Atherton, CA When: Sunday, February 17th, 12-2pm Who: Open to all athletes (limited to 32 eld players & 16 goalies) http://tonyazevedo.com/clinics/ 1/5 2/14/2019 Current Clinics - Tony Azevedo Featuring: Tony Azevedo & Jack BoweCnh eck Out Our Latest Gear at the Ofcial Azevedo Store Shop Now $125 per athlete SOLD OUT Tony Azevedo 6-8 Washington DC Clinic Where: The St. James, 6805 Industrial Rd, Springeld, VA 22151 When: Wednesday- Friday April 17-19 (6:30-8:30pm Wednesday; 9:30am- 3:30pm Thursday; 9:30am- 12pm Friday) Who: Open to athletes of all ages Featuring: Tony Azevedo $299 per athlete (10% discount for registering before February 16) REGISTER NOW Azevedo Clovis Clinic & Moses Goalie Program Where: Clovis High School, Clovis CA When: Saturday, May 18 (14U) or Sunday, May 19 (High School) Who: Any & all 14U athletes (Saturday) and High School athletes (Sunday) Featuring: Tony Azevedo & Merrill Moses $150 per athlete REGISTER NOW The 2019 Aquatic Games Where: Long Beach State University, Long Beach, CA When: Friday June 21- Sunday June 23 Who: 10U co-ed, 12U boys/girls, 14U boys/girls (individuals only) Featuring: Tony Azevedo, Ricardo Azevedo, Michael “Mize” Zellmer, Peter Hudnut & more Price TBD DOWNLOAD FLYER Summer Academy 2019 Where: UCLA Campus, Los Angeles, CA http://tonyazevedo.com/clinics/ 2/5 2/14/2019 Current Clinics - Tony Azevedo When: Monday June 24- Friday June 2C8he ck Out Our Latest Gear at the Ofcial Azevedo Store Shop Now Who: Athletes ages 10- 18 Featuring: Tony Azevedo, UCLA Men’s & Women’s Coach Adam Wright & Michael “Mize” Zellmer $995 overnight/$795 commuter REGISTER NOW READ OUR CANCELLATION POLICY THE ACADEMY The Tony Azevedo Academy aims to be an entire life experience that will change the way you play water polo. SIGN UP! CURRENT CLINICS http://tonyazevedo.com/clinics/ 3/5 2/14/2019 Current Clinics - Tony Azevedo Check Out Our LaSteusmt Gmeear aAtca thdee Omfyc i-a 5l A dazeyv ecldion Sicto arte Shop Now UCLA, June 24- 28, 2019 6-8 Challenge Tour- 2 day clinics in various cities around the USA 2019 REQUEST A CLINIC #8 Azevedo Water Polo Puppy Purchase our limited edition #8 Azevedo water polo puppy: $25. 100% of proceeds go to the Zarkovica Animal Shelter in Dubrovnik. BUY NOW MIKASA HYBRID 4.5 http://tonyazevedo.com/clinics/ 4/5 2/14/2019 Current Clinics - Tony Azevedo Visit the Ofcial Azevedo Store Check Out Our Latest Gear at the Ofcial Azevedo Store Shop Now BUY NOW! J O I N O U R N E W S L E T T E R ENTER YOUR EMAIL SUBSCRIBE ©2019 Tony Azevedo. Site by Meta Interactive. http://tonyazevedo.com/clinics/ 5/5.
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