UINDY SENIOR PROSPECT CAMP
C A M P F E AT U R E S
Offensive and Defensive Position Drills Group Drills Position Competition Facility Tour Registration Includes a camp T-shirt W A I V E R S TAT E M E N T Although the University of Indianapolis Football program has made every reasonable effort to assure campers’ safety while they participate in the program, there are unavoidable risks in camp playing the games, and engaging in other physical activities. By my signature below, I release the University of Indianapolis, and its trustees, officers, employees, agents, volunteers, successors and assigns (the University of Indianapolis Release Parties) from any and all liability for, and waive any and all claims for, injury, loss or damage in any way connected to my participation in the program, including injury, loss, or damage caused in whole or in part by the negligence of the University of Indianapolis Released Parties (a “Released Claim”), but not for liability for injury, loss or damage caused by the recklessness or willfull misconduct of the University of Indianapolis Released Parties.
UINDY SENIOR PROSPECT CAMP SPRING 2012 M AY 2 0 t h Noon–4 p.m. Students entering the 12th grade (Fall 2012) c/o Casey Gillin University of Indianapolis 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227-3697
Furthermore, by my signature below, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the University of Indianapolis Released Parties from any Released Claim or any expense, including attorneys’ fees (including the cost of defending any Released Claim I might make, or that might be made on my behalf ). Parent/Guardian (print): _________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:
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CAMP DIRECTOR The University of Indianapolis promoted Bob Bartolomeo (pronounced bart-oh-loh-MAYoh) to its head football coaching position in 2009. After six seasons as the Greyhounds’ defensive coordinator, Bartolomeo has guided the Greyhounds to a 13-9 (.619) mark over his first two seasons. The 2011 campaign was an exciting one. The Hounds won seven of their 11 games -- good for the most wins since 2001–including a 5-1 mark at home. The team appeared in the Midwest Regional Rankings most of the season, peaking at No. 7 on Oct. 24. One of the year’s major highlights came in week three when the Hounds hosted 15th-ranked Grand Valley State. Down five with just 31 seconds to go, UIndy drove 63 yards to paydirt to hand GVSU a 34-33 loss and give the Hounds their first win over the Lakers since 1999. All told, UIndy led the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GLIAC) in passing offense (284.5 ygp) for the second straight season, while also setting a new Division II record for fewest turnovers in a season (6). Meanwhile, three Hounds were named 2011 Academica All-Americans. In 2010, the Greyhounds improved two whole games in Bartolomeo’s first season at the reins, with big wins coming over the likes of Ashland, Northern Michigan and Ferris State. The Hounds ranked first or second in the GLIAC in passing offense (229.9 ypg), turnover margin (+1.5 tpg) and pass defense (153.6 ypg), with the latter two good for fifth and 12th in the nation, respectively. With 35 years of experience, primarily in central Indiana, Bartolomeo has coached at nearly every level, from high school to Division II to Division I bowl games. Before coming to UIndy in 2004, Bartolomeo coached for 11 years at Ball State University, where he helped the Cardinals to two Mid-American Conference titles and two berths in the Las Vegas Bowl, and one year as defensive coordinator and cornerbacks coach at Central Michigan University.
K E Y S TA D I U M
UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS SENIOR PROSPECT CAMP
The camp will be conducted in part at UIndy’s Key Stadium, which seats up to 4,000 and features a recently resurfaced field-turf playing field.
Dear Parents: At the University of Indianapolis, we promise to give each camper the best possible supervision and instruction during his visit to campus. You have our personal commitment to provide your son with a positive learning environment and a day filled with football and fun. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
CAMP PHILOSOPHY The UIndy Football Camp offers you the chance to enhance your individual skills in a team atmosphere. At the camp, you’ll learn fundamentals that will make you a championship player on a championship team. Plus, you will learn the importance of leadership, sportsmanship, academics, and having fun from our staff. Fundamentals and techniques—such as proper stance, steps, use of hands, targets and angles—are taught through a specific progression to enable campers to improve all phases of their offensive and defensive play. In addition to the fundamentals of playing the game of football, you will learn about the University of Indianapolis football program and what it has to offer.
Bob Bartolomeo, Head Football Coach Casey Gillin, Asst. Football Coach/ 317-788-3413 Kevin Lynch, Recruiting Coordinator Camper’s Name:______________________________ Address:____________________________________ City:_________________ State:______ Zip:________
C A M P S C H E D U L E F O R M AY 2 0
Cell Phone: ______________ Office:______________
Noon-1 p.m................................... Camp Registration 1-1:30 p.m..........................Introduction/Facility Tour 1:40-2 p.m............................................................ Flex 2-2:30 p.m...............................................Group Drills 2:35-3:25 p.m...............Individual Drills/Group Drills 3:25-3:35 p.m.................................................... Water 3:35-4 p.m............................................. One-on-Ones 4-4:05p.m....Closing Remarks/Meet Recruiting Coach
E-mail:_____________________________________
C A M P I N F O R M AT I O N
An experienced camp staff will emphasize fundamentals of position play in a non-contact camp. It will be a helmets-only practice, so helmets are needed. Campers will be grouped according to position. Each camper is assured of technical one-on-one instruction. Also, since football is recognized as a team sport, each camper will be required to complete several drills within a team concept.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED
Campers need to bring cleats, helmets, and athletic wear. Footballs (QB’s only).
School (Fall 2012):____________________________ Age:______Height:________ Grade (Fall 2012):______ Adult T-shirt size: S
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_ Total $20 registration fee enclosed. If check, make payable to: University of Indianapolis Football Camp
* UIndy does not accept credit card payments * Please sign the waiver on the back before mailing. * Application cannot be accepted without a valid signature. Mail application and fee to: Coach Casey Gillin University of Indianapolis, 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227
Offensive and Defensive Position Drills Group Drills Position Competition Facility Tour Registration Includes a camp T-shirt W A I V E R S TAT E M E N T Although the University of Indianapolis Football program has made every reasonable effort to assure campers’ safety while they participate in the program, there are unavoidable risks in camp playing the games, and engaging in other physical activities. By my signature below, I release the University of Indianapolis, and its trustees, officers, employees, agents, volunteers, successors and assigns (the University of Indianapolis Release Parties) from any and all liability for, and waive any and all claims for, injury, loss or damage in any way connected to my participation in the program, including injury, loss, or damage caused in whole or in part by the negligence of the University of Indianapolis Released Parties (a “Released Claim”), but not for liability for injury, loss or damage caused by the recklessness or willfull misconduct of the University of Indianapolis Released Parties.
UINDY SENIOR PROSPECT CAMP SPRING 2012 M AY 2 0 t h Noon–4 p.m. Students entering the 12th grade (Fall 2012) c/o Casey Gillin University of Indianapolis 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227-3697
Furthermore, by my signature below, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the University of Indianapolis Released Parties from any Released Claim or any expense, including attorneys’ fees (including the cost of defending any Released Claim I might make, or that might be made on my behalf ). Parent/Guardian (print): _________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:
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_________________________________________ Date:_____________________________________
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CAMP DIRECTOR The University of Indianapolis promoted Bob Bartolomeo (pronounced bart-oh-loh-MAYoh) to its head football coaching position in 2009. After six seasons as the Greyhounds’ defensive coordinator, Bartolomeo has guided the Greyhounds to a 13-9 (.619) mark over his first two seasons. The 2011 campaign was an exciting one. The Hounds won seven of their 11 games -- good for the most wins since 2001–including a 5-1 mark at home. The team appeared in the Midwest Regional Rankings most of the season, peaking at No. 7 on Oct. 24. One of the year’s major highlights came in week three when the Hounds hosted 15th-ranked Grand Valley State. Down five with just 31 seconds to go, UIndy drove 63 yards to paydirt to hand GVSU a 34-33 loss and give the Hounds their first win over the Lakers since 1999. All told, UIndy led the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GLIAC) in passing offense (284.5 ygp) for the second straight season, while also setting a new Division II record for fewest turnovers in a season (6). Meanwhile, three Hounds were named 2011 Academica All-Americans. In 2010, the Greyhounds improved two whole games in Bartolomeo’s first season at the reins, with big wins coming over the likes of Ashland, Northern Michigan and Ferris State. The Hounds ranked first or second in the GLIAC in passing offense (229.9 ypg), turnover margin (+1.5 tpg) and pass defense (153.6 ypg), with the latter two good for fifth and 12th in the nation, respectively. With 35 years of experience, primarily in central Indiana, Bartolomeo has coached at nearly every level, from high school to Division II to Division I bowl games. Before coming to UIndy in 2004, Bartolomeo coached for 11 years at Ball State University, where he helped the Cardinals to two Mid-American Conference titles and two berths in the Las Vegas Bowl, and one year as defensive coordinator and cornerbacks coach at Central Michigan University.
K E Y S TA D I U M
UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS SENIOR PROSPECT CAMP
The camp will be conducted in part at UIndy’s Key Stadium, which seats up to 4,000 and features a recently resurfaced field-turf playing field.
Dear Parents: At the University of Indianapolis, we promise to give each camper the best possible supervision and instruction during his visit to campus. You have our personal commitment to provide your son with a positive learning environment and a day filled with football and fun. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
CAMP PHILOSOPHY The UIndy Football Camp offers you the chance to enhance your individual skills in a team atmosphere. At the camp, you’ll learn fundamentals that will make you a championship player on a championship team. Plus, you will learn the importance of leadership, sportsmanship, academics, and having fun from our staff. Fundamentals and techniques—such as proper stance, steps, use of hands, targets and angles—are taught through a specific progression to enable campers to improve all phases of their offensive and defensive play. In addition to the fundamentals of playing the game of football, you will learn about the University of Indianapolis football program and what it has to offer.
Bob Bartolomeo, Head Football Coach Casey Gillin, Asst. Football Coach/ 317-788-3413 Kevin Lynch, Recruiting Coordinator Camper’s Name:______________________________ Address:____________________________________ City:_________________ State:______ Zip:________
C A M P S C H E D U L E F O R M AY 2 0
Cell Phone: ______________ Office:______________
Noon-1 p.m................................... Camp Registration 1-1:30 p.m..........................Introduction/Facility Tour 1:40-2 p.m............................................................ Flex 2-2:30 p.m...............................................Group Drills 2:35-3:25 p.m...............Individual Drills/Group Drills 3:25-3:35 p.m.................................................... Water 3:35-4 p.m............................................. One-on-Ones 4-4:05p.m....Closing Remarks/Meet Recruiting Coach
E-mail:_____________________________________
C A M P I N F O R M AT I O N
An experienced camp staff will emphasize fundamentals of position play in a non-contact camp. It will be a helmets-only practice, so helmets are needed. Campers will be grouped according to position. Each camper is assured of technical one-on-one instruction. Also, since football is recognized as a team sport, each camper will be required to complete several drills within a team concept.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED
Campers need to bring cleats, helmets, and athletic wear. Footballs (QB’s only).
School (Fall 2012):____________________________ Age:______Height:________ Grade (Fall 2012):______ Adult T-shirt size: S
M
L
XL
XXL
_ Total $20 registration fee enclosed. If check, make payable to: University of Indianapolis Football Camp
* UIndy does not accept credit card payments * Please sign the waiver on the back before mailing. * Application cannot be accepted without a valid signature. Mail application and fee to: Coach Casey Gillin University of Indianapolis, 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227
