The Shockers beat Illinois State 65-61 to advance to their first MVC Tournament final since 1987 and the first ever in the twenty years of Arch Madness! The Shockers will try to punch their ticket to the NCAA Tournament in a showdown with conference champion and defending tournament champion Northern Iowa on Sunday at 1:00 CST on CBS! ...

An intense 1-day camp that will teach the basic skills of shooting, passing, ball-handling, and scoring. We will instruct you on how to score by attacking the basket as well as the perimeter. The coaching staff will use many of the teaching techniques they use with the Michigan Women's Basketball team. Players will be divided into groups according to age and skill. ...

WAAC has teamed up with Coach Sarah Pernell and her staff from CTTA for a week of great tennis. No experience is required, just a willingness to try. Participants learn how to properly hold a racquet, ball control, and the basic tennis strokes. Campers play a variety of games that help them build the skills needed in the sport of tennis. Everything is done with an emphasis on FUN and individual improvement!! ...

An aerial view of the CU Sports Complex. The softball field is on the left, while the baseball field is on the right. The large white square near the top middle of the photo is the Kitty Gaughan Pavilion. ...

A 1-day camp that will focus on the concepts of team defense and offense. Players will work in groups of 2, 3, 4 and up to team situations. Coach Borseth and the Michigan Coaching Staff will teach the basic principals that build up to our motion office and man-to-man defense. The Michigan players will be used to demonstrate these concepts. ...

The Skill Development Camp I is designed to introduce young players to the game of basketball. We will focus on the development of fundamental skills - shooting, passing, and ball handling. ...

The Skill Development Camp I is designed to introduce young players to the game of basketball. We will focus on the development of fundamental skills - shooting, passing, and ball handling. ...

We are pleased you have expressed an interest in our organization. To be considered for an
interview for the 2010 spring break or summer camp programs, you must first complete the enclosed
application and return it to the contact listed below at the location(s) you wish to apply. Along with
your application, you must attach two written recommendations from employers/teachers (based on
your previous work experience with children, other than babysitting). The locations are listed below
and the types of camps offered at each site are listed on the back. If you would like to interview
with more than one site, you must provide each site with a copy of your application and your
recommendations. There is a MANDATORY orientation and training set for June 1-3 (three
evenings) from 5:00pm-9:00pm at West Springfield High School. If you cannot attend all three
days of training please do not apply; this training is required by the Department of Social Services
Division of Licensing. ...

A player development camp for all ages. Our staff and players will teach proper basketball skill development and focus on proper technique in all areas. Campers will be organized into groups and teams according to age level and ability. Each session a different concept of the game will be covered. Campers will then play games each session and participate in skill contests. This camp will provide a high-level experience to improve your game of basketball! ...

Our camps stress FUN and FUNdamentals. We have an excellent staff consisting of current K-State coaches, current and former Wildcat players, plus high school and college coaches from local schools and across the country. ...