Whittier College Summer Camps
Summer Camp Programs for Summer 2008
To sign up for any camp, please visit the Whittier College Athletics Department and pick up a brochure. Make checks payable to Whittier College. For more information, please call (562) 907-4271.
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35th ANNUAL SPORTS CAMP |
12th ANNUAL ALL DAY CAMP
Play all day! Join your friends for All Day Camp experience
directed by Megan Carter. Beginning its 12th year, the All Day Camp
has become one of our most popular camps for kids and parents
alike. Activities include group games, arts, crafts and
swimming.
Morning 8:45 - 12:00 Sports Camp Schedule
Afternoon 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch and quiet activities
Program: 1:30 - 2:00 - Swim lesson
2:00 - 4:30 - Camp activities - small group games arts and crafts,
science projects,
nature walks, etc.
4:30 - 5:15 Free swim
FEES: $325 all day per 2 week session
Includes supervision from 8:45am-5:15pm. (Youngsters must bring
their lunch)
Afternoon
Only
FEES: $220 per 2 week session
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SWIM LESSONS |
TENNIS LESSONS
The Tennis staff will offer a full hour of professional instruction for all ability and age levels at 8:00am, prior to Sports Camp. FEES: $45 for 2 week session
| 34th ANNUAL SUMMER SWIM
CLUB For the 34th year in a row, we are pleased to make the Slade Aquatic Center available to the Whittier Community on a swim program membership basis this summer. The program is limited to 200 family memberships.* The pool will be under the constant supervision of certified life guards. Pool regulations will be posted, and we trust that you will assist us in maintaining the safety and health rules. Parents must be responsible for young children since the minimum depth of the Pool is 3 1/2 feet. Children under the age of 6 must be accompanied by an adult. Limited locker space is available, but we must warn that the College is not responsible for the loss of valuables. If interested in this program, please fill out and return the application to the Athletic Department with your check made out to Whittier College. A membership card will be sent to you that must be presented for admittance to the pool. The family membership will admit only your immediate family with no provision for any guests (an additional 5 guests will be admitted over the summer with the punch card.) The name of each family member will be imprinted on the membership card and be checked off for pool admittance each day. *There will be youngsters using the pool during some weeks from camps and conference groups using other college facilities. Their use of the pool will be carefully regulated. DATES: June 14-August 8 (closed July 4) HOURS: Weekdays 2:00-7:00 pm Weekends 12:00-6:00 pm (The last 10 minutes of each hour will be reserved for adult lap swimmers)
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SPORTS SPECIALTY CAMPS
FEE: $195 per camp
The Whittier College Athletic Dept. will offer 5 weeks of Specialty Camps this summer, each directed and staffed by Whittier College head coaches. The day camp format (9:00 am-3:00 pm) allows us to provide a "low cost, high quality" alternative to expensive overnight camps at a third of their cost.
This experienced staff of outstanding coaches and their assistants will present a daily developmental program with an emphasis on teaching of sports fundamentals as they pertain to basketball, baseball, soccer and volleyball. CAMP FEATURES:
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Instruction: |
Lectures and station teaching of offensive, defensive, individual and team fundamentals. |
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Competition |
Although emphasis is on skill development, competitive contests will be held daily before lunch, with afternoon team competitions. |
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Evaluation: |
To strengthen weaknesses, each camper will receive a written evaluation by his coach of skills to improve on. |
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Lunch: |
Delicious "all you can eat" daily lunch at the campus cafeteria. |
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Swim: |
Until 4 |
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Medical: |
Whittier College trainers will be responsible for the care and prevention of any injuries or illness. |
BASEBALL-$195
JULY 14 - 18 Boys & Girls 7-12 years old
Mike Rizzo, Head Baseball Coach at Whittier College, and his staff will direct the 18th annual baseball camp. Campers are divided into groups by age and skill level. The emphasis will be placed on developing the fundamental skills of baseball.
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Program: |
Skill instruction-the emphasis placed on the individual. |
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Fundamentals: |
Hitting, bunting, throwing, fielding, base running, pitching. |
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Ball Games: |
Afternoon league based on age level. |
BASKETBALL-$195
JUNE 23 - JUNE 27 and JULY 7 - 11
Boys and Girls 8-16 years old
The 26th annual Basketball Camp with Head Coach, Rock Carter, will offer 2 sessions of Basketball Camp, each will be limited in number. Register early! A fine staff comprised of high school coaches and college players will provide excellent instruction to prepare you for your upcoming season. Each basketball player will receive a T-shirt and a regulation camp basketball at the end of the week.
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Program: |
Skill development-shooting, ball handling, rebounding, passing. |
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Daily games: |
Two division competitive experiences against players of equal skill. |
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Goal: |
To provide in-depth basketball experience with emphasis on a fundamental approach for success. |
SOCCER - $195
JULY 28 - AUGUST 1
Boys
& Girls 7-16 years old
The Whittier College soccer staff will bring a new format to the 18th year of soccer camp. The staff will emphasize fundamental skills, technique, and tactical methods to become an excellent soccer player. Camp will use methods focusing on creativity, team play and rhythm.
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Program: |
Brazilian Warm-up, touch drills, tactical instruction, and game evaluation for players at the beginning to advanced levels. |
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Goal: |
To provide a training experience that encourages campers to love the game of soccer, and the basic skills to advance their level of play. |
VOLLEYBALL-$195
JULY 21 - 25
Boys & Girls 9-17 years old
The Volleyball Coach at Whittier College, and her staff will direct the 18th annual volleyball camp. In addition to individual skill development and analysis, emphasis will include individual pride in performance mental training.
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Program: |
Skill instruction-underhand passing, setting, spike approach, hitting, serving and jump training will be featured. |
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Teaching: |
Of offensive and defensive team systems. |
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Conditioning: |
In-season and out-of-season conditioning concepts. |






