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2018 Youth Football Summer Camps Month Date Activity Event Location 2018 Youth Football Summer Camps Month Date Activity Event Location State Club/Player/Sponsor Involvement May 5/30/2018 Youth Tuskegee NFL Professional Football Camp Henderson Park - 1105 Avant Street, Tuskegee, AL AL Player - Ken Woodard June 6/2/2018 Youth & High School The Jones Mission Camp Bibb County High School - 220 Birmingham Rd, Centreville, AL AL Player - Ben Jones June 6/4/2018 Youth & High School All Pro Training TBD - 5109 10th Avenue East, Tuscaloosa, AL AL NFL Legend - Robert Branch June 6/8/2018 Youth & High School C.J Mosley Football Camp Theodore High School - 6201 Swedetown Rd N, Theodore, AL AL Player - Clinton (CJ) Mosley June 6/9/2018 Youth & High School Got 'da Juice Football Camp Autauga Academy - 497 Golson Rd, Prattville, AL AL Player - OJ Howard June 6/9/2018 Youth & High School Kids & Pros Free Football Clinic Oak Mountain High School - 5476 Caldwell Mill Road, Birmingham, AL AL NFL Legend - Mike Pitts June 6/15/2018 Youth & High School Kids & Pros Free Football Clinic Madison Academy - 325 Slaughter Rd, Madison, AL AL NFL Legend - Zach Clayton June 6/21/2018 Youth ArDarius Stewart WR Skills Camp Fultondale High School - 1450 Carson Road North, Fultondale, AL AL Player - ArDarius Stewart June 6/23/2018 Youth Mark Barron Football Camp Sage Park - 2900 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL AL Player - Mark Barron June 6/29/2018 Youth & High School The Kwon Alexander Foundation Free Football Camp Choccolocco Park - 954 Leon Smith Parkway, Oxford, AL AL Player - Kwon Alexander June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Chad Slade 62 Foundation Camp Moody Civic Center - 200 Civic Center Drive, Moody, AL AL Player - Chad Slade July 7/7/2018 Youth & High School Ryan Anderson Football Camp Daphne High School - 9300 Champions Way, Daphne, AL AL Player - Ryan Anderson July 7/7/2018 Youth & High School Eric Lee Daphne High School - 9300 Champions Way, Daphne, AL AL Player - Eric Lee July 7/7/2018 Youth & High School Mike Pierce Football Camp Daphne High School - 9300 Champions Way, Daphne, AL AL Player - Michael Pierce July 7/7/2018 Youth & High School TJ Yeldon Football Camp Daphne High School - 9300 Champions Way, Daphne, AL AL Player - TJ Yeldon July 7/14/2018 Youth & High School AJ McCarron Football Camp Baker High School - 8901 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL AL Player - AJ McCarron July 7/21/2018 Youth 9th Annual Captain Munnerlyn Youth Football Camp Murray High School - 100 S Carlen St., Mobile, AL AL Player - Captian Munnerlyn July 7/21/2018 Youth TJ Green 3rd Annual Football Camp Winterboro High School - 22601 AL-21, Alpine, AL AL Player - TJ Green July 7/28/2018 Youth & High School Reggie Ragland Football Camp Bob Jones High School - 650 Hughes Rd, Madison, AL AL Player - Reggie Ragland August 8/13/2018 Youth & High School Joe Pro Youth Life Camps Pelham YMCA - 2610 Pelham Parkway, Pelham, AL AL NFL Legend - Joe Cribbs April 4/7/2018 Youth & High School "Iron Sharpens Iron" Youth Football & Cheer Camp Jan Crow Stadium - 2400 Linda Lane, Jacksonville, AR AR Player - Clinton McDonald May 5/15/2018 Youth ProCamp - Charles Clay Central HS - 1500 S. Park St, Little Rock, AZ AR Player - Charles Clay May 5/19/2018 Youth & High School Youth Of The Future Football Camp Junction City High School - 520 N Elm Rd, Junction City, AR AR Player - Kevin Payne June 6/9/2018 Youth & High School Tyrell Johnson's Skill and Development Camp Episcopal Collegiate - 1701 Cantrel Rd., Little Rock, AR AR Player - Tyrell Johnson June 6/23/2018 Youth & High School Cedric Thornton Football Camp Star City High School - 400 East Arkansas, Star City, AR AR Player - Cedric Thornton June 6/23/2018 Youth Dante Wesley senior camp Indoor facility (TBC) - 1205 E. Dixon Rd., Little Rock, AR AR Player - Dante Wesley June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Jermey Parnell Football Camp Blytheville Arkansas High School Football Stadium - 600 N 10th St, Blytheville, AR AR Player - Jermey Parnell April 4/21/2018 Youth ProCamp - Larry Fitzgerald Salt River Fields - 7555 N. Pima Rd, Scottsdale, AZ AZ Player - Larry Fitzgerald June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Haason Reddick Football Camp Tempe Sports Complex - 8403 S Hardy Dr, Tempe, AZ AZ Player - Haason Reddick June 6/30/2018 Youth Who Dey Westwood High School - 945 W. 8th St, Mesa, AZ AZ Player - Kenneth Christopher McClendon July 7/14/2018 Youth & High School Prince Amukamara Football Camp Apollo High School - 8045 N 47th VE, Glendale, AZ AZ Player - Prince Amukamara July 7/6/2018 Youth Brandon Bostic Football Camp Tempe Sports Complex - 8403 S Hardy Dr, Tempe, AZ AZ Player - Brandon Bostick July 7/7/2018 Youth & High School Marcel Shipp Football Camp Arizona Cardinals Facility - 8701 S Hardy Dr, Tempe, AZ AZ Player - Marcel Shipp July 7/21/2018 Youth DK 60 Champions Camp Copper Sky Fitness Center - 44345 W. Bowlin Rd, Maricopa, AZ AZ Player - Derek Kennard March 3/9/2018 Youth & High School 2nd Annual Kamp Kendricks McClane High School - 2727 N Cedar Ave, Fresno, CA CA Player - Eric Kendricks April 4/8/2018 Youth & High School SBYS Football Speed Camp Campus El Segundo - 2201 E. Mariposa Ave, El Segundo, CA CA NFL Legend - Marcus Wilson May 5/12/2018 Youth & High School Darrell Daniels Youth Football Camp Freedom High School Football Field - 1050 Neroly Rd, Oakley, CA CA Player - Darrell Daniels May 5/19/2018 Youth & High School Never Think About Failure Youth Football Camp San Jose State University - 1257 S. 19th St., San Jose, CA CA NFL Legend - James Jones June 6/2/2018 Youth Arik Armstead Youth Football Camp Lea Taataa Floyd Elementary School - 401 McClatchy Way, Sacramento, CA CA Player - Arik Armstead June 6/9/2018 Youth & High School Kevin King's Youth Football Camp Bishop O'Dowd High School - 9500 Stearns Ave, Oakland, CA CA Player - Kevin King June 6/9/2018 Youth & High School Luis Zendejas Youth Football Skills Camp Don Lugo High School - 13400 Pipeline Ave, Chino, CA CA NFL Legend - Luis Zendejas June 6/9/2018 Youth Anthony Barr's 'FUN'damentals Football Camp Loyola High School - 1901 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA CA Player - Anthony Barr June 6/11/2018 Youth Malik Jackson Football Camp Birmingham Community Charter High School - 17000 Haynes St, Van Nuys, CA CA Player - Malik Jackson June 6/16/2018 Youth & High School Hold the Line Skyline High School - 12250 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, CA CA Player - Lorenzo Alexander June 6/21/2018 Youth & High School Nelson Spuce Football Camp Westlake High School - 100 Lakeview Canyon Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA CA Player - Nelson Spruce June 6/23/2018 Youth Frostee Rucker Youth Football Camp Tustin High School - 1171 El Camino Real, Tustin, CA CA Player - Frostee Rucker June 6/24/2018 Youth & High School DeSean Jackson Football Camp Rancho Cienaga Rec Center - 5001 Rodeo Rd, Los Angelas, CA CA Player - DeSean Jackson June 6/24/2018 Youth & High School Vontaze Burfict Centennial High School - 1820 Rimpau Ave, Corona, CA CA Player - Vontaze Burfict June 6/25/2018 Youth & High School Johnson-Toney Football Camp Monterey Peninsula College - 980 Fremont Street, Monterey, CA CA NFL Legend - RON JOHNSON June 6/29/2018 Youth Alphonso Williams Football camp Silverado Park - 1545 W 31st St, Long Beach, CA CA Player - Alphonso Williams June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Legacy Camp San - 4660 Natomas Blvd #120-315, Sacramento, CA CA Player - Levell Hawkins June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Legacy Camp 18' Lincoln High - 6844 Alexandria Place, STOCKTON, CA CA NFL Legend - Levelle Hawkins June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Cassius Marsh Football Camp Oaks Christian High School - 31749 La Tienda Dr, Westlake Village, CA CA Player - Cassius Marsh June 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Derron Smith's Youth Camp Banning High School - 100 Westward Ave, Banning, CA CA Player - Derron Smith July 7/7/2018 Youth & High School JuJu Smith-Schuster Long Beach Poly High School - 1600 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach, CA CA Player - JuJu Smith-Schuster July 7/10/2018 Youth & High School Troy Hill Football Camp Fairfax High School - 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA CA Player - Troy Hill July 7/10/2018 Youth & High School Tyler Higbee Football Camp Fairfax HS - 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA CA Player - Tyler Higbee July 7/13/2018 Youth & High School The Darius Turner Football Academy Grant Union High - 400 Grand Ave, Sacramento, CA CA NFL Legend - Darius Turner July 7/13/2018 Youth & High School Shaq Lawson Football Csmp Palisades HS - 15777 Bowdoin St, Pacific Palisades, CA CA Player - Devin Fuller July 7/14/2018 Youth & High School Delanie Walker Gives Back Youth Football Camp Pomona High School - 475 Bangor St, Pomona, CA CA Player - Delanie Walker July 7/14/2018 Youth & High School Hayes Pullard Football Camp Crenshaw High School - 5010 11th Ave, Los Angeles, CA CA Player - Hayes Pullard Month Date Activity Event Location State Club/Player/Sponsor Involvement July 7/14/2018 Youth & High School Fam 1st Family youth football Camp Oakland Tech High School - 4351 Broadway, Oakland, CA CA Player - Marshawn Lynch July 7/21/2018 Youth & High School Elevate Fitness Camp Bakersfield High School - 1241 G Street, Bakersfield, CA CA NFL Legend - Larry Parker, Jr. July 6/30/2018 Youth & High School Marcus Williams Football Camp E. Roosevelt High School - 7447 Scholar Way, Eastvale, CA CA Player - Marcus Williams June 6/19/2018 Youth ProCamp - Safeway Von Miller Football ProCamp in partnership with Tide Englewood HS - 3800 S. Logan St, Englewood, CO CO Player - Von Miller June 6/23/2018 Youth & High School Changing Lives One Play/Cheer At A Time Evie Garrett Dennis Campus - 4800 Telluride Street, Denver, CO CO Player - Wesley Woodyard June 6/30/2018 Youth ProCamp - OrthoColorado Emmanuel Sanders Football ProCamp in partnership with giveSPORTS Mullen HS - 3601 S.
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