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San Rafael, CA, 94901
Phone: 800-645-3226
Fax: 415-479-6061 Camp Type:
Erin Carlisle is currently the Varsity Assistant and JV Coach at Frisco Centennial High School. Erin played at the University of Tulsa prior to moving back to Dallas where she coached at Greenhill School and Garland High School. She is USA Volleyball CAP II certified and was the assistant on the Bronze medal winning 16 Premier team during the 2007 club season, Premier 17's assistant last season and is now with the Premier 15's team. ...
Denver, CO, 80221
Phone: 303-964-3688
Fax: 303-964-5089 Camp Type:
We are proud to offer you multiple camps to improve your skills and learn the game. Our campers have gone on to successful seasons at the collegiate, club, parochial/middle school, and high school competition levels. ...
Laurel, MD, 20707
Phone: 301.725.3228
Fax: 301.776.4343 Camp Type:
Welcome to St. Vincent Pallotti's website. St. Vincent Pallotti is a unique and wonderful place where students develop their spiritual, academic, social, and athletic talents. We, at Pallotti, take the extra care to help individual students reach their God-given potential. ...
Huguenot, NY, 12746
Phone: 845-858-2200
Fax: 845-858-7823 Camp Type:
This weekend marks the spring equinox. What is the spring equinox? We've asked Michelle Bakowski one of our outdoor education instructors to explain. ...
Cape Vincent, NY, 13618
Phone: 315-654-2694
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We would not have a camp without our horses! We take care of them all winter, and for many years, to use safe, trustworthy horses in our program. Some of the horses in our program are Honey, Rusty, Petty, Tex, Joe, Thor, Cisco, Ghost, Cassie, Bunky, Kissy, Jessie, Ginger, Ellie, Skipper, and more based on your experience level. ...
Durango, CO, 81302
Phone: (888) 892-1547
Fax: (970) 382-2519 Camp Type:
Durango Camps is entering into its fourteenth year of presenting volleyball learning experiences for adults and youngsters of all ages and abilities. We will continue to offer outstanding facilities, coaching and programs to help the volleyball player in your family maximize their playing potential. ...
Tampa, FL, 33611
Phone: 813-361-5037
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The Tampa Volleyball Camps are held on the 100 acre campus of The University of Tampa. Campers are housed and fed in our on-campus facilities. Volleyball activities are held in the Martinez Sports Center and an Auxiliary Gym (located on our campus). The goal of our camp is to lay a foundation of individual and team skill for the upcoming school season. Campers are ability grouped and trained at a challenging level. ...
Lavinia, TN, 38348
Phone: 731-783-1203
Fax: Camp Type:
Back 9 Farms is a friendly, family-oriented riding and boarding facility conveniently located 15 minutes from Jackson and Milan in Lavinia, TN. Our farm is situated on 75 scenic acres. ...
Wrightstown, PA, 18940
Phone: 215.598.7370
Fax: 215.598.7357 Camp Type:
Located on 35 lush green acres in beautiful Bucks County, PA. Painted Dreams Farms students learn not only riding skills, but emphasis is placed on horsemanship skills that develop riders into safe, responsible, and educated equine enthusiasts. We strive to create riders that understand equine instinct and behaviors; a skill that will allow them to become excellent communicators with their mounts, even as a beginner. We are not a competition barn, and strive to create enhanced self esteem in our riders. We value teamwork and sportsmanship. ...
Hanover, NH, 03755
Phone: 603-646-0751
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The Reverend Eleazar Wheelock, a Congregational minister from Connecticut, founded Dartmouth College in 1769. He had earlier established Moor's Charity School in Lebanon, Connecticut, principally for the education of Native Americans. In seeking to expand his school into a college, Wheelock relocated his educational enterprise to Hanover, in the Royal Province of New Hampshire. Samson Occom, a Mohegan Indian and one of Wheelock's first students, was instrumental in raising substantial funds for the College. The Royal Governor of New Hampshire, John Wentworth, provided the land upon which Dartmouth would be built and on December 13, 1769, conveyed the charter from King George III establishing the College. That charter created a college "for the education and instruction of Youth of the Indian Tribes in this Land ... and also of English Youth and any others." Named for William Legge, the Second Earl of Dartmouth - an important supporter of Eleazar Wheelock's efforts - Dartmouth is t ...
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