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2014 Summer Camps 2014 Summer THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON FOOTBALL 2014 SUMMER CAMPS FEATURING NCAA COACH OF THE YEAR, TERRY BOWDEN UNDER THEAND HIS STAFF! LIGHTS 2014 AKRON ZIPS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 8/28/14 HOWARD 9/6/14 @ Penn State 9/13/14 BYE 9/20/14 MARSHALL 9/27/14 @ Pitt 10/4/14 EMU 10/11/14 MIAMI 10/18/14 @ Ohio 10/25/14 @ Ball St 11/4/14 BGSU 11/11/14 @ Buffalo 11/18/14 UMASS 11/25/14 @ Kent St 12/5/14 MAC CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 CAMPER INFORMATION FORM: CAMP MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION FORM: DATE OF CAMP: POSITION: RB QB WR O-LINE D-LINE EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION: LB DB K/P LS I am aware of the risks, hazards, and inherent dangers that may arise due to my child’s participation in the 2014 University of Akron (collectively referred to as “UNIVERSITY”) Camp on June 7, 10, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, July 25 and 26. NAME: AGE (AS OF 9/1/14) In consideration for being allowed to participate in said activity, I hereby release, waive and discharge UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL NAME: GRAD YEAR (I.E. 2015) its instructors, agents, and employees from every claim liability, or demand of any kind sustained, whether caused by the negligence of the UNIVERSITY or otherwise. This release shall be binding upon any heirs, administrators, executors, and PARENT/GUARDIAN NAMES: assigns of mine. I further agree to indemnify the UNIVERSITY from any loss, liability, damage or cost they may incur due to my participa- HOME ADDRESS: tion in said activity in any way whether caused by the UNIVERSITY or otherwise. In the event of illness or injury resulting or arising directly or indirectly out of said activity, I hereby give my consent and CITY: ST: ZIP: authorization for (1) the administration of emergency first aid care and treatment at the scene of the emergency by faculty, staff members, or volunteers of UNIVERSITY or (2) the administration of any treatment deemed necessary by a licensed CELL # HOME # physician or dentist and (3) the transfer to any hospital reasonably accessible. This authorization is not intended to cover major surgery unless the medical opinions of two (2) licensed physicians or dentists, concurring in the necessity for such EMAIL: surgery, are obtained prior to the performance of such surgery. I further declare and warrant that I am covered by sufficient medical and dental insurance and that such insurance will EMERGENCY CONTACT & PHONE # remain in effect during my child’s participation in said activity. ALLERGIC REACTIONS: Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian Date CURRENT MEDICATIONS: CHECK IF KNOWN TO HAVE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: [ ]DIABETES [ ]HEMOPHILIA [ ]EPILEPSY [ ]HEART CONDITION PRINTED name of Parent/Legal Guardian Date .COM FOOTBALLCAMPS TERRYBOWDEN Akron, OH 44325-6302 OH Akron, Email: [email protected] Email: Stile Athletics Field House, Suite 286 Suite House, Field Athletics Stile Football Office: 330-972-7466 Office: Football 302 Buchtel Common Buchtel 302 For more information, please contact: please information, more For The University of Akron Football Camps Football Akron of University The tear off completed forms and return with fees to: fees with return and forms completed off tear or or TerryBowdenFootballCamps.com at online Register . refunds no be will There camp. traveling or Day ZIP any of thorization form on the reverse side of this document. An additional $10 will be charged for those who register the day day the register who those for charged be will $10 additional An document. this of side reverse the on form thorization - au medical completed and form registration with due is Fee instruction. skill and T-Shirt a includes registration Each Important notice about camp fees. fees. camp about notice Important [ ] Big Man Camp Man Big ] [ InfoCision Stadium, Akron, Ohio Akron, Stadium, InfoCision 2014 26, July $50 [ ] Big Man Camp Man Big ] [ InfoCision Stadium, Akron, Ohio Akron, Stadium, InfoCision 2014 25, July $50 InfoCision Stadium, Akron, Ohio Akron, Stadium, InfoCision 2014 14, June $50 Camp Man Big ] [ InfoCision Stadium, Akron, Ohio Akron, Stadium, InfoCision 2014 18, June $50 Camp Day ZIPS ] [ Bedford Heights HS (Northeast Ohio Camp) Ohio (Northeast HS Heights Bedford 2014 20, June $50 Camp Traveling ] [ AKRON, OH 44325-6302 OH AKRON, Fairfield HS (Southwest Ohio Camp) PM Camp PM Camp) Ohio (Southwest HS Fairfield 2014 10, June $50 Camp Traveling ] [ STILE ATHLETICS FIELD HOUSE, SUITE 286 286 SUITE HOUSE, FIELD ATHLETICS STILE Fairmont HS (Southwest Ohio Camp) AM Camp AM Camp) Ohio (Southwest HS Fairmont 2014 10, June $50 Camp Traveling ] [ 302 BUCHTEL COMMON BUCHTEL 302 Reynoldsburg HS (Central Ohio Camp) Ohio (Central HS Reynoldsburg 2014 7, June $50 Camp Traveling ] [ Location Date Cost Camp AMPS C ll FOOTBA AKRON OF UNIVERSITY Please select the appropriate camp(s): appropriate the select Please [ ] Small [ ] Medium [ ] Large [ ] X-large [ ] XX-large [ ] XXX-large ] [ XX-large ] [ X-large ] [ Large ] [ Medium ] [ Small ] [ Chase Blackburn Chase Adult T-Shirt Size (Please check one): check (Please Size T-Shirt Adult REGISTER TODAY! REGISTER Jason Taylor Jason Chase Blackburn Chase ON X I H R O TAYL R NE R CO ENIK M O D ON JAS REGGIE Reggie Corner Reggie N BLACKBUR Domenik Hixon Domenik Jason Taylor Jason Reggie Corner Reggie E CHAS . including picks draft 14 NFL 14 .COM FOOTBALLCAMPS TERRYBOWDENFOOTBALLCAMPS.COM TERRYBOWDEN Chase Blackburn Chase TERRY BOWDEN 2014 FOOTBALL SUMMER CAMPS Camp Philosophy Hixon Domenik HEAD FOOTBALL COACH The unique aspect of the 2014 University of Akron Football Camps is the versatility provided by each one. All sessions will be Terry Bowden, who owns a 146-80-2 record, is entering his third directed by head coach Terry Bowden and the UA football staff. All camps are non-contact and will feature an emphasis on tech- niques and the fundamentals of developing a championship mentality for the game of football. There will be individual time spent year as Akron’s Head Football Coach. Through his first two sea- with each player, as well as instruction based on age and level of play. The camps will also provide an opportunity for competition sons at Akron, Bowden has had a major impact on the program. and team work, ensuring that each student-athlete will leave camp a better football player than when he arrived. After coaching Akron to one of its most successful seasons offen- sively in 2012, he followed it up with a significant boost in the win Zips Day Camp “Under the Lights” InfoCision Stadium column in 2013. Last season, Bowden led UA to its highest win • June 18 Corner Reggie total since 2008 by going 5-7 overall and 4-4 against the MAC, • 5-6 PM Registration • 6-9 PM Skill instruction as well as ending the year by winning three-straight and four of • Cost $50 per camper/includes T-Shirt its last five games. The Zips went 3-3 at home, including a 31-29 win over Toledo in the • Open to any and all participants entering grades 9-12 in the fall. season finale and a 16-7 victory over neighborhood rival Kent State to regain possession of the coveted wooden Wagon Wheel. Additionally in 2013, seven players were named All- Traveling “Under the Lights” Satellite Camps Mid-American Conference, highlighted by first-team selection sophomore linebacker Jatavis • June 7 at Reynoldsburg HS (Central Ohio Camp) Brown – the first Zip named to the first team since Bryan Wagner in 2011. Bowden was the • June 10 at Fairfield HS (Southwest Ohio Camp) Head Coach at Auburn from 1993-98, winning his first 20 games in a row, an NCAA record. • June 20 at Bedford Heights HS (Northeast Ohio Camp) In 1993, he was named the NCAA Coach of the Year. He also had previous stops as the head • 5-6 PM Registration • 6-9 PM Skill instruction coach at Salem, Samford and most recently North Alabama. Bowden, 58, was an assistant • Cost $50 per camper/includes T-Shirt coach at UA in 1986 under then Zips Head Coach Gerry Faust. He lettered as a running back • Open to any and all participants entering grades 9-12 in the fall. at West Virginia and had the highest GPA on the team. He also received his Juris Doctorate • June 10 at Fairmont HS (Southwest Ohio Camp) AM Camp • 9-10 Registration – 10-1 Skill Instruction at Florida State and completed post-graduate work at Oxford University in England. 7 on 7 Team Passing Camp InfoCision Stadium • June 14 • July 25 • July 26 Assistant Coaches • 9-10 AM Registration • 10 AM-5 PM Passing Tournament. 5 game guarantee. Chuck Trent John Ben • Cost: $200 entrance fee per team or group. Additionally, each Amato Boykin Pont Murphy • participant in Big Man Camp associated with the team is $10 per participant, rather than Associate Head Coach Running Backs Inside Wide Receivers Director of Football • the full $50 fee. Defensive Coordinator/ Coach Coach/Recruiting Operations • Open to any and all participants entering grades 9-12 in the fall. Linebackers Coordinator Coach • Space is limited to the first 16 teams who pay the $200 entrance fee. • Contact football office for registration form. Big Man Camp InfoCision Stadium Otis John Todd Mark • June 14 • July 25 • July 26 Mounds Peterson Stroud Ouimet • 9-10 AM Registration Defensive Backs Assistant Head Director of Football Assistant Director of Coach Coach/Offensive Strength & Football Operations • 10 AM-4 PM Skill Instruction Line Coach Conditioning/ • Cost $50. $10 if team participates in 7 on 7 Passing Camp (Must register with team) Defensive Line Coach • Open to any and all participants entering grades 9-12 in the fall. Jeff A.J. Mike Dan Zips Youth Camp InfoCision Stadium Bowden Milwee Woodford Webb • June 16-18 Outside Wide Offensive Coordinator/ Safeties Coach Head Strength Receivers Coach/ Quarterbacks Coach Coach • 9 AM-1 PM Daily - Lunch Daily Special Teams • $100 Camp Registration fee Coordinator • (Includes T-Shirt) or $50 per day • Open to any and all participants entering grades K-8 in the fall.
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