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Cleveland State Women's Basketball Individual Camps Cleveland State Women’s Basketball Position Skills: Individual Camps Assistant Coach Tony McAndrews: McAndrews began his coaching career as an The CSU Camp is designed to help girls improve their skills in their position! A variety assistant at Iowa under Lute Olson from 1977- of post/guard techniques will be taught and What: 2009 Cleveland State 81, including an appearance in the 1980 Final worked on. Some of these post techniques is Women’s Basketball Four. He rejoined Olson as an assistant coach how to properly post up, footwork, low-block Individual Camps at Arizona from 1987-93. While with the post moves, and high-post shots and moves, Wildcats, McAndrews was instrumental in post defense, and rebounding. Some guard helping the squad to five PAC-10 titles, nine Who: Girls Grades 4-12 techniques are dribbling, shooting off the berths in the NCAA tournament, as well as an dribble, driving to the basket, and passing. This appearance in the 1988 Final Four. McAndrews When: June 28 th , 29 th , 30 th 2010 camp will provide an opportunity to focus on has coached and mentored 12 NBA players. the skills needed to play at all positions. Coach McAndrews will work with the post Where: Wo lstein Center players during the CSU camp. Shooting Skills: 2000 Prospect Ave. The CSU Shooting portion will offer each Cleveland, OH 44115 Assistant Coach Amy Wright: camper the opportunity to become a better pure The guard portion of camp will teach campers shooter. This camp follows the philosophy that Time: Camps run from 9 a.m. about the importance of understanding pure shooters are made, not born. Skills that to 4 p.m. Extended basketball fundamentals. Coach Wright will will be taught include: form shooting (with hours for early drop off individual shot breakdown), jump shooting, direct the guards. Wright was a point guard for & late pick up from 8 shooting off the catch, shooting off the dribble, the University of Arkansas from 1998-2002. a.m. to 5 p.m. She holds the all-time assist record, number of getting into your shot quicker and dozens of games played, and set the single season assist take-home drills to work on. This camp will divide campers by age and will be a benefit to Cost: $125 record for Arkansas. players of all levels. Assistant Coach Liberty Del Rosario: Fundamental Skills: Online Registration Available at Del Rosario was promoted to assistant coach in This part of the camp will be filled with www.ClevelandStateWBBCamps.com the summer of 2009. Prior to arriving at CSU, unbelievable technique and drill programs that Del Rosario served as an assistant women's will get the athlete to the next level. Quality basketball coach from 2002-06 at Notre Dame fundamental instruction will be given on all College in South Euclid, Ohio. While there, aspects of the game with heavy emphasis on Come see the 2010-2011 Del Rosario had a hand in helping the Falcons ball handling, dribbling and foot work. Cleveland State Vikings play at the advance to the NAIA Nationals for the first Technique will be taught in individual CSU Wolstein Center located at: time in program history in 2006. That team set breakdown sessions and competitive drills. If 2000 Prospect Ave. the school-record with 25 wins. Coach Del you are serious about taking your game to the Cleveland, Ohio 44115 Rosario will assist with both the guard and post next level then this Camp is for you! workouts. .
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