2012 Kennedy Catholic Volleyball Camp

Camp Dates

Monday, June 25 – Thursday, June 28

                            9:00 am – 1:00 pm – Incoming    6^th & 7^th & 8th grade girls

                            2:00pm –  6:00 pm – Incoming    8^th, 9^th & 10^th grade girls

Thursday, July 5 – Sunday, July 8

                            9:00 am – 1:00 pm –  Incoming   6^th & 7^th grade girls

         2:00pm – 6:00 pm – Incoming 8^th & 9^th grade girls

Camp Information

Camp Director:  Joanne Uhl – Kennedy Catholic Varsity Coach

Camp Location: Kennedy Catholic Gymnasium – 140 S. 140^th Street, Burien

Camp Staff:        Kennedy Catholic assistant coaches, alumnae and players.

Camp Content:  The camp will provide specialized instruction in serving, passing, setting,

   hitting, blocking and defense. The camp features individualized attention

   with highly qualified coaches to insure a learning, rewarding, and fun

   experience. Players will improve skills through the use of challenging and

   competitive drills.

Camp Tourney: The final day features a mini-tournament to which family members and

   friends are invited. Tournament will take place the final 3 ˝ hours.

Camp T-shirt:    All participants will receive a camp t-shirt on the final day of camp.

Camp Rules:       Only court shoes are allowed. Water bottles must be plastic.

Fee:                     Cost is $80.00. Make checks payable to Kennedy Catholic Volleyball

                    with any questions at (206) 922-9425 or

                   uhlj@kennedyhs.org

           Volleyball Camp Registration Form    

Introductions

• 2009   Catholic High New Iberia, Louisiana
• 2007  Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau, Louisiana
• 1989 – 2006  Bishop Blanchet High School, Seattle
• 2006 – 2007   KJ Volleyball Club

    We feel the Kennedy Catholic volleyball program has the potential to be one of the best in the state of Washington.  Our players and coaches will put in a tremendous amount of time and effort to improve. This improvement requires a high level of competition. We will compete at a high level against other teams and in our own gym against and with each other. In choosing who makes what team, coaches consider the following factors: attitude, work ethic, volleyball skills, athletic ability and potential to develop into a Varsity player. Out of this list, there is only one factor over which you don’t have any control - athletic ability. You can’t change genetics! However, everything else on this list is something you can work on. How coachable are you? Are you a good teammate? Do you work at your skill level during the off-season? Set a goal for yourself and work at accomplishing it.

Play as much volleyball as you can. That is the best way to improve your game. The more “touches” you have with a ball, the better you will become.

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