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WCHS Summer Basketball Camp
Warren County Athletics is excited to announce its 2017 SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP, to be held at Warren County High School from Monday, June 12th – Friday, June 16th, 2017.
Yes! Five full days of fun and basketball! Do you have kids who might want to come to WCHS Basketball Camp? If so contact us and we will reserve your spot in camp today!
Camp will fill up this year. Warren County Basketball Camp is for BOTH boys and girls between the ages of 6-14 years old. Traditionally our camp has been the most well-attended basketball camp in the greater Winchester area, which we give many thanks to you as “repeat attenders!” We keep the weekly cost ($80.00) affordable and offer discounts to families with multiple campers. All funds support Warren County Wildcat Basketball and athletics.
WCHS Summer Basketball Camp is ALL-DAY camp, from 9 AM until 2 PM, where campers learn the fundamentals of team basketball, individual skills, court sense, fun and challenging games, contests and direct instruction through stations and individual play. Each camper receives a really cool tee shirt and chances to win multiple prizes and awards throughout the week. Kids have a blast learning and playing basketball, working with high school and college players, and making new friends.
Camp is nearing capacity so contact Coach Kelly to reserve a spot in camp today. Signups at the door at WCHS on June 12th at 8:45 AM are also welcome and is on a first-come, first served basis. Email at wchsbasketballcamp@gmail.com for a camp brochure full of information and a registration form, or CLICK HERE to view, download or print the form. We look forward to seeing you again this summer!
Any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email,
John Kelly
WCHS Athletics
WCHS BB Camp Director
wildcatbbcoach@gmail.com
571-243-1099
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