Welcome to The University of Iowa Sports Camps! We are pleased to invite you to experience campus life, and learn from some of the best coaches in college athletics while participating at world-class athletic facilities. Our goal is to make camp experience the best possible, while giving you the opportunity to see all our University has to offer. Most importantly, we want you to build new friendships, and to HAVE FUN! ...

Check-In:
Check-in for camp is 8:00-8:30 a.m. on Monday, June 21 at the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex behind the Hall of Fame.

Orientation:
After check-in, there will be a brief orientation session explaining Sports Camps rules and regulations. All campers must comply with the rules. Any serious violations or abuses will result in immediate dismissal from camp without refund. ...

We are ready for the Cornell Parent/Child Sport Camp! The only thing missing is you! Here is a guide to help you get ready. ...

All camps require a medical release signed by a doctor or a sports physical within one year of your camp date. ...

All camps require a medical release signed by a doctor or a sports physical
within one year of your camp date. When we receive your paper application, we will mail you a confi rmation letter and medical release form. If you apply online, you will receive an email with a letter and the medical release form attached. ...

Learn from one of the best and most-respected coaches in the nation. Lisa Bluder has twice been named National and Big Ten Coach of the Year. Coach Bluder and her staff will give personalized
on-court instruction at each station, helping you take your game to the next level. ...

Fayette, Iowa - Nate Curran, a senior safety for the Peacock football program, was named as a member of the Consensus Draft Services Division II Preseason All-American First Team.
"Being selected to the All-American team is a reward to Nate for his commitment to excellence in the classroom, on the field and during the off season," said UIU Head Football Coach Tom Shea. ...

Fayette, Iowa - Nate Curran, a senior safety for the Peacock football program, was named as a member of the Consensus Draft Services Division II Preseason All-American First Team.
"Being selected to the All-American team is a reward to Nate for his commitment to excellence in the classroom, on the field and during the off season," said UIU Head Football Coach Tom Shea. ...

Resident campers will be housed two to a room in Garbee Residence Hall, 200 yards from Dorman
Gymnasium. Each room includes a window mounted air conditioner! Campers receive constant supervision as counselors and coaches room on the same floors. ...

This camp is for girls entering the 9th through the fi rst year of college. It is designed to give players the opportunity to develop and improve the skills needed for their individual position. ...