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2008
Blue Hen Lacrosse Camps
| 2008 Blue Hen Challenge Tournament |
| June 21- 22 (Grades 9-12) |
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Instructional
and Competition Camps
2 sessions (Ages 8-18) |
| Session 1: June 28-July 2 |
Session 2: July 6-10 |
Blue Hen Lacrosse Camps are built around the philosophy
of giving the camper the ultimate lacrosse experience.
For over 27 years, our camps have assisted in fostering some of the
best players in the High School, College, Club, and Pro Game. Campers
will receive instruction from some of the top coaches in the country.
This is an independently run camp and not sponsored by the University
of Delaware.
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Instructional/Team
Camp’s
Philosophy
June 28- July 2 and July 6-10 (Ages 8-18)
Three 2 and 1/2 daily instructional sessions ensure
that your child will receive the maximum amount of lacrosse instruction.
Campers are grouped according to age, size, and skill level. Instructional
emphasis will be on positional & skill play in the morning, team
concepts in the afternoon, with games played at the end of each session
and in the evening. There will be special individual emphasis on face-off
and goalie mechanics. The camper to coach ratio will be 6:1 ensuring
maximum exposure to the game of lacrosse. Players can attend as individuals.
Teams are also encouraged to attend. |
LOCATION AND FACILITIES
The
camps are located at the University of Delaware in Newark,
Delaware. The Blue Hen Lacrosse Camp is the perfect camp
for the novice, intermediate or advanced player. It is widely
regarded as the "Top Instructional Camp in
the Nation." Campers are taught by an excellent staff
of college & high school coaches along with top collegiate
level players. Most of the experienced coaching staff at
the Blue Hen Camp have involved on the staff for many of
the 26 years the camp has been in existence. ALL CAMPERS
WILL STAY IN AIR CONDITIONED DORMS IN THE LAIRD NORTH CAMPUS
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2008 Blue Hen Challenge
(Grades 9-12) June
21-22
Competitive High School Team Tournament. Teams, clubs and individuals are invited to play. Players can sign up as individuals and assigned to an independent team. High School teams and club programs are encouraged to enroll. The two day tournament begins with a brief NCAA instructional teaching session followed by a competitive team tournament Saturday and Sunday at Meadow Park (5 fields) in Elkton, Md. A tournament final four on Sunday afternoon will determine the tournament champion. College coaches will be invited to attend. Day or Hotel Campers only. Hotels are nearby. |
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