Lake Stockwell Day Camp offers traditional camp activities for boys and girls who are looking for exciting things to do during their summer break. Our professional staff provides campers with a positive environment, as well as fun, safe and age appropriate activities that aim to foster relationships. Inclusion, sportsmanship, and learning to think of others before oneself are key character traits that our staff model for the Stockwell campers. Each age group eats lunch together in our Dining Hall, where campers eat meals family-style and take responsibility for setting up and clearing the tables. ...

BoyZone: the ultimate Jewish Summer camp experience on a beautiful campground second to none. We offer special activities, sports facilities, indoor and outdoor pools, great trips and special events, a fantastic farm full of animals and clean, comfortable air-conditioned rooms. ...

The tennis program is open to campers 7 to 18 years old. The two, three and four week programs are an excellent way to improve student's game in all areas as well as meet new tennis partners. Each camper will be evaluated and placed into an instructional group according to his or her ability level. The ultimate way to improve is to attend a four to twelve day intensive program. ...

State US Youth Soccer ODP tryouts. NJYS begins its ODP tryouts during the first two weeks of August before the start of the seasonal year. The U13 and U14 age groups start at a area level within the state and at the end of the initial tryouts, two initial state pools of players are selected. The U15 through U17 age groups conduct a state wide tryout and a initial pool is selected at each age group. Because of high school commitments and weather, the final tryouts are held in April of the next calendar year. At that point a final state pool is selected and the players then have a once a week 8 week training season. The teams have an event during the first weekend in June, the Region I ODP Tournament during the second weekend in June and the program concludes with the Regional Camps held in July. ...

We invite your child to spend part of their summer at The Hun School of Princeton. We offer several programs beginning June 28th to meet the diverse needs of our summer population. Exceptional curriculum, small classes, experienced faculty, and a warm community are just what you will find at The Hun School. ...

The Princeton Tennis Program, one of the nations oldest community tennis associations, was founded in 1954 by Eve Kraft and John Conroy,.

Mission: The Princeton Tennis Program is, by tradition and choice, a year-round, non -profit organization for children and adults of Princeton and surrounding communities. As a tennis association, we pursue a standard of excellence in teaching that encourages the development of health, character, good sportsmanship and responsible citizenship. The program seeks broad based community participation by subsidizing lesson fees and establishing scholarships. Whenever possible, the program will provide assistance and support to other groups and communities. ...

The Nassau Racquet & Tennis Club opened its doors to the public in January, 1971. The indoor club was designed and built by Benton Camper, a life-long tennis player and amateur champion, who after moving North to central NJ, decided to do something about the fact that there was nowhere to play tennis for 7 months out of the year due to the weather. Situated on 12 verdant acres in Skillman, NJ, the Club has evolved into the area's premier tennis facility, offering year 'round opportunities for improving, competing and socializing. ...

The Waldorf School of Princeton began as a playgroup who met in the home of Caroline Phinney and Princeton professor, Bob Phinney, in January of 1983. By the 1984 school year, a full 18-member Nursery-Kindergarten was established. In 1986, the grade school was inaugurated with a first grade taught by Ekkehard Heyder. The value of Waldorf education quickly became known and a new grade one was added each year after that for seven years. ...

Rutgers Preparatory School is the oldest independent, college preparatory school in New Jersey. Founded in 1766, RPS today is a coeducational day school with programs from pre-kindergarten through grade twelve. In its origin, RPS represented the joint aspirations of Dutch and English colonists and it has sustained this remarkable tradition of multiculturalism throughout its history. This diversity is a strength celebrated at RPS. ...

All quarterbacks want to pass the football!! The" Execution of Passing Game Mechanics" builds upon the "two platform system" of quarterback passing development. ...