REGISTRATION FORM Name______________________School__________________ Parent/Camper Email _______________________________ Address_________________________________________ City______________________________________________ State________Zip_________Requested Roommate(s)__________ Telephone (_______)______________ Cont._____________ Parent’s Name___________________________________ --T-shirt sizes will be available at registration the first day of camp: Youth S/M/L, (Adult) Small, Medium, Large, XL, XXL
--Campers do not need to send in what size shirt they need
LITTLE TIGERS BASIC TRAINING CAMP: 1 Session 1.......................June 6-9.....$ 60 1 Session 2.......................June 13-16.....$ 60 ADVANCED TRAINING CAMP: 1 Session 1.......................June 6-9.....$ 75 1 Session 2.......................June 13-16....$ 75 OVERNIGHT SKILLS PROSPECT CAMP (JUNE 19–22):
1 Resident.........................................$175 1 Commuter.......................................$125 Payment Amount Enclosed: $__________________ Payment Type: 1 Cash 1 Check 1 Credit card PLEASE MAIL REGISTRATION FORM TO: NICK BIRKEY OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL ONE UNIVERSITY AVE. BOURBONNAIS, IL 60914
ONU BASKETBALL CAMP WAIVER (REQUIRED) I/We, the undersigned,_______________________________________________ (parents name) parent or guardian of a minor participating in basketball camp at Olivet Nazarene University, do hereby authorize the participaDtion of, and accept responsibility for the attendance of, said minor in the above camp on the Olivet campus and all activities in connection therewith, conducted under auspices of the Olivet Nazarene University Department of Athletics.
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Entering Grade________Date Submitted_______________
OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL
INDIVIDUAL SKILLS CAMPS LITTLE TIGERS BASIC TRAINING CAMP
(Boys/Girls entering grades 1–3)
Session 1 - June 6-9, 2016 Session 2 - June 13-16, 2016 9 a.m. –12 p.m. ADVANCED TRAINING CAMP (Boys entering grades 4–12) Session 1 - June 6-9, 2016 Session 2 - June 13-16, 2016 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
OVERNIGHT SKILLS PROSPECT CAMP (Boys entering grades 5–12) June 19-22, 2016
Registration and daily check-in takes place in the lobby of McHie Arena on the campus of Olivet Nazarene University on the first day of camp. Look inside for details on
Since the law requires that parental permission be obtained for most medical procedures on minors, I/we wish to give permission for the trainer of Olivet Nazarene University to perform such diagnostic, therapeutic, and operatic procedures as he or she deems necessary for my/our child.
I/We also understand that the Olivet Nazarene University coaches have the right to send my/our child home without refund for damages, inappropriate activities, or misconduct, and that I/we may be billed for damages or other replacement costs resulting from theft or damage. Signed________________________________________Date_______________
registration times for first day of camp.
Tiger Basketball One University Avenue Bourbonnais, IL 60914-2345
I/we understand that my/our consent will allow procedures to be promptly carried out so that no unnecessary delays will occur with treatment. No operation will be performed, except in extreme emergency, without the parent(s) being contacted and fully informed and consent obtained.
Directed by Ralph Hodge
ONU Head Men’s Basketball Coach
OVERNIGHT SKILLS PROSPECT CAMP BOYS GRADES 5 – 12 (PLEASE READ ALL)
Cost: Resident: $175 or Commuter: $125 June 19–June 22 (Sunday–Wednesday) (McHie Arena/Birchard Gym/Perry SLRC)
INDIVIDUAL SKILLS CAMPS
Residents – The tuition for resident campers is $175. This includes all meals, lodging, T-shirt, and instruction. There will be a free pizza party on Sunday evening. Commuters – The $125 fee includes each day’s lunch and dinner meals, a camp T-shirt, and instruction.
*Camp Group Discount: If five or more attend a specific together, each person receives a $10 discount, expect the Skills Camp ($20). To receive the discount, ALL registrations and fees MUST be sent together. **Receive a $10 discount if you attend another session of our Individual Skills Camps.
NOTE: Any amount short of the complete cost or the entire
cost along with your registration is encouraged to be sent by Monday, June 1. THERE IS NO REGISTRATION CUTOFFS OR LIMITATIONS. We do not encourage registering the day of, but will accept campers on the first day of camp.
LITTLE TIGERS BASIC TRAINING CAMP BOYS AND GIRLS GRADES 1–3
Cost: $60 (Perry Student Life and Recreation Center) SESSION 1 June 6-9, Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. SESSION 2 June 13-16, Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
ADVANCED TRAINING CAMP
***CAMP PURPOSE: Boys and girls enjoy skill development in a very low–pressure, fun environment. Groups are divided according to age and skill levels, and each youngster has the opportunity to learn and to develop basic basketball fundamentals. ONU coaches and players act as instructors, as the campers are guided through drills, contests, and competitions.
(Perry Student Life and Recreation Center) SESSION 1 June 6-9, Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. SESSION 2 June 13-16, Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. ***CAMP PURPOSE: This camp is designed for the individual who is discovering his basketball potential. Campers will be put through appropriate drills and practice situations according to age and experience/skill levels. Every aspect of the game will be covered through a variety of drills and competitive situations.
BOYS GRADES 4 – 12
Cost: $75
Each session will focus primarily on individual play and fundamental skill development, using repetition to help increase ability. As the week continues, the camp will expand to cover team concepts, 3-on-3 play and individual shooting contests.
For all camps, make checks payable to ONU Men’s Basketball For more information on any camp, e-mail Nick Birkey at
[email protected]. or call (815) 928–5565
Important Times and Dates – Registration for the Overnight Skills Camp will take place for campers between 4–5:30 p.m. in the lobby of McHie Arena on Sunday June 21. Camp begins with a 6 p.m. session. The camp will end on Wednesday, at approximately 11 a.m. following the 3 on 3 tournament; once your son is finished playing he can check out of his room. Commuters do not need to check-in until after 5:15 p.m. Housing and Meals – Every camper will stay in University housing on ONU’s campus. Location and additional information will be provided at check-in. Air–conditioned rooms will be available, and meals will be provided. Sunday’s meal will not be provided until 9 p.m.
-----Parents/campers can request roommates at registration on first day of camp or on registration form. (not necessary to request prior to camp) PLENTY OF ROOMS
IN DORMS (MOST ROOMS HAVE 2 BEDS. LIMITED ROOMS WITH 3)
Key Deposit - A $10 key deposit will be required at registration, will be returned at duration of camp in exchange for key. What to Bring – Plenty of basketball clothes, socks, practice
shorts, and T-shirts. Bring casual clothes, toiletries, towels, and bedding (sheets, blankets, pillow). Also, bring swim trunks for open swim in the Perry SLRC pool (Monday/Tuesday evening). The camp is not responsible for lost articles. It is advised to bring a small amount of spending money. Drinks (water, gatorade, soda) will be available, as well as candy and snacks.
Camp Staff – The Overnight Skills Camp is staffed by the entire ONU coaching staff and current Tiger Basketball roster. Also in year’s past, there have been experienced junior high, high school, and college coaches who have helped. ONU basketball players will be used as residence hall counselors. ***CAMP PURPOSE: Campers will have the opportunity to improve on the more developed fundamentals and skills of the game at an accelerated pace. They will be challenged and coached according to age and skill level. Those campers who have the chance to play collegiately will be instructed accordingly. Each camper will need at least an understanding of the game as the camp will move at a certain speed. Drills and individual/team competitions will help players improve their entire game. Team drills and the 3-on-3 tournament, which runs throughout the camp, will help players develop their situational and in-game decision-making capabilities. The skills camp will help better the camper’s individuals abilities so they can better their team in the upcoming season.