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Clarion University

2010 2010 Athletic CampsAthletic Camps

Kids Day CampJune 7-11

This camp is designed for elementary school-aged children: boys and girls are encouraged to attend. The camp will include a variety of outdoor fun games, swimming, and movies. This is a commuter camp from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on the main campus of Clarion University. Cost is $135 with a $35 deposit required.

Kids Introductory Youth Camp July 12-16

This camp is suggested for children just beginning football or who feel they need more work on the basic skills. We will cover positions, stance and starts, throwing, catching, offensive ball handling, blocking, and tackling. It is intended to teach safe techniques in a non-contact, non-threatening environment. This is a commuter camp from 9 a.m.11:30 a.m. held at Memorial Stadium on the main campus of Clarion University. Cost is $110 with a $35 deposit required.

DirectionsFrom Ohio: take I-80 East to Clarion Exit 64

Eastern PA: take I-80 West to Clarion Exit 64

Erie Area: take I-79 South to I-80 East to Clarion Exit 64

Pittsburgh Area: take I-79 North to I-80 East to Clarion Exit 64

Central New York: travel west on I-90 to South on I-79 to East on I-80 to Clarion Exit 64

www.clarion.edu

Team/Position CampJune 23-25

The Team/Postion Camp is a three-day, two-night camp for athletes entering grades 7-12. Held on the main campus of Clarion University, Head Coach Jay Foster will direct the camp with Clarion Football staff providing professional feedback and instruction.

The Clarion staff is experienced in 44, 43, 42, and 52 defensive schemes and adjustments and the Zone, Zone Read, Power, Wing T, and Option offensive schemes.

The goals of this camp is to teach fundamental skills, techniques, and reads needed to be a successful football player at the high school and collegiate levels while offering high school coaches an opportunity to learn drills and techniques from the Golden Eagles staff.

Each practice begins with one hour of individual drills and group work and finishes with one hour of team work. The individual and group work on the offensive side will combine the QBs/WRs/RBs in one group and the OL in another with TEs flipping based on emphasis. On the defensive side, the ball will have the DL, the DBs, and the LBs will flip based on emphasis.

Camp Philosophy

The philosophy of the camp is to introduce and teach the skills, drills and techniques of a successful football player.The skills taught will include:

● Stance and Starts ● Footwork

Cost

The cost of this camp $250-per overnight camper and $200 per commuter camper. Cost includes on-campus housing, meals, and a camp t-shirt. Meals are served in the new, on-campus dining facility. A $50 non-refundable deposit is required and must be returned with the application with the balance due at registration. Register by June 17.

● Positional form ● Run/Pass techniques

The CampThe philosophy of the camp is to introduce and teach the skills, drills and techniques of a successful football player.The skills taught will include

● Stance and starts ● Positional form

● Footwork ● Run/pass techniques

Benefits include:

● A safe environment ● Camp T-shirt

● One-on-one instruction ● Film

● Constant supervision ● Swimming pool

● Recreation center

What to Bring ● Proper clothes for weather ● Bag lunch

● Towels/washcloths ● Swimwear ● Playing clothes: T-shirt, gym shorts, athletic socks and supporters, football and tennis shoes

For overnight camp, also bring:

● Toilet articles ● Fan

● Linens/Pillow ● Spending money

Medical FacilitiesMedical services are provided by the Clarion University sports medicine staff. In case of emergency, Clarion Hospital is located within three miles of the university.

The StaffJay FosterCoach Foster has completed his fourth season as the head coach at Clarion University. The 2009 PSAC West “Coach of the Year” led the Golden Eagles to eight wins, the most since 1996 at Clarion, and finished the season on a six-game winingstreak. In 2002, the former defen-sive coordinator was a National AFLAC Assistant Coach of the

Year finalist along with being an AFCA Division II finalist for Assistant Coach of the Year. Coach’s success includes 11 post- season games, seven of those were NCAA national playoff games. He has been a part of four PSAC-West titles, two PSAC East titles, five Division III Conference Championships, and two Meadowlands Cups (awarded to the number one team in the east). Coach Foster begins his 17th year running sum-mer camps and his 14th year running youth camps.

The Assistant CoachesThe staff at Clarion was instrumental in one of the biggest turnarounds in PSAC history. They coached the Golden Eagles to a five-game turnaround in 2009. This was done with a group of young players who took the staff’s coach-ing and applied it onto the field in one of the toughest Division II conferences in the nation.

Dave Durish/Chris WeibelCoach Dave Durish is the Golden Eagles’ offensive coordinator and is assisted by former Golden Eagles All- American QB, Chris Weibel. These two coaches have produced an NFL offensive lineman, three Division II national All-Star game participants, the 2009 PSAC West “Offensive Player of the Year,” the 2007 PSAC West “Rookie of the Year,” 14 All Conference players, eight All Region, and two All Americans. The Golden Eagles offense was one of the most potent in the PSAC in 2009.

Dwayne Martin/Brian SteinerThe Golden Eagles defense is led by Defensive Coordinator Dwayne Martin and aided by Defensive Line Coach Brian Steiner. The Eagles defense became one of the most stubborn in the PSAC in 2009 finishing in the top five in the PSAC in scoring defense, total defense, rush defense, and in sacks. They also produced the top tackler in the PSAC West. The staff has produced eight all conference, three all region, and one all American here at Clarion.

It is the policy of Clarion University of Pennsylvania that there shall be equal opportunity in all of its educational programs, services, and benefits, and there shall be no discrimination with regard to a student’s or prospective student’s race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation/affection, veteran status or other classifications that are protected under local, state, and federal laws. Direct equal opportunity inquiries to Assistant to the President for Social Equity, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, 207 Carrier Administration Building, Clarion, PA 16214-1232, 814-393-2109.

Name E-mail

Age Weight Grade (September 2010)

Address

Home telephone number

Name of school Position

Roommate preference (if any)

Check T-shirt size: ❑ small ❑ medium ❑ large ❑ extra large ❑ extra extra large

❍ Kids Day Camp ❍ Kids Introductory Camp ❍ Team/Position Camp

JUNE 7-11 JULY 12-16 JUNE 23-25

❑ $135 – $35 deposit* ❑ $110 – $35 deposit* ❑ Overnight $250 – $50 deposit*

❑ Commuter $200 – $50 deposit*All checks (money orders preferred) must be made payable to Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Payment Type: ❑ Check ❑ Money Order Check Number

Mail to: Clarion University Football Camp Clarion University of Pennsylvania, 840 Wood Street, Clarion, PA 16214-1232

Additional Information: Coach Durish, 814-393-1803 Football Office, 814-393-2258

Physical examination will not be required

I hereby authorize the director of Clarion Football Camp to act in his best judgment in any emergency requiring medical assistance. I certify my son/daughter has no injury or illness which could jeopardize their well-being by participating in the Football Camp at Clarion University.

Parent or guardian must sign Date

CLARION UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

2010 Football Camps ApplicationPlease complete the application carefully. Your acceptance may be delayed if information is incomplete.

Street

City State Zip

Area Code

Please enroll me in the Golden Eagles Football Camp. It is understood that Clarion University, the directors, or anyone connected with the school will not assume any responsibility for accidents, medical or dental, or any other expenses incurred as a result of accidents.

Please duplicate this application for attending team members or friends.

* Deposit is non-refundable.

I, _________________________, Parent or Guardian of _________________________ (Name of Parent or Guardian) (Name of Child)

desire for my child to participate in Sports Camp at Clarion University on

_________________________. (Dates)

I realize injuries can be a consequence or participation in this activity and no amount ofreasonable supervision or use of the facility will prevent injury. I appreciate the character of therisk involved and I voluntarily assume on behalf of my child all risk of possible death, harm orinjury. I understand and appreciate that such injury could also include, without limitation, seriousor permanent injuries to all bodily organs and functions. I am aware of the risk of participation inthis designed activity. I have carefully considered how the possible consequences of injury mayimpact my child’s life, and I choose to accept this risk and allow him/her to participate in thedesignated activity.

In accepting this risk, I expressly and explicitly release, discharge and waive any and allresponsibility of Clarion University Foundation, Inc., Clarion University of Pennsylvania,Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and theemployees, officials or agents of any and all of the foregoing, pursuant or pertaining or related to,or arising from, in any manner, injuries to my child as a result of his/her participation in thisactivity.

By my signature below, I certify that I completely understand this document.

______________________________________________________________________________Signature of Parent of Guardian Date

______________________________________________________________________________Witness Date

Informed Consent Release andExpress Assumption Risk

Summer Sports CampMedical Information

Name of Athlete Telephone ( )

Please check camp(s) you plan to attend (M: men, W: women, I: individual, T: team)

Date(s) Attending Camp: From / / to / / From / / to / /

COMPLETE ALL SECTIONSPlease print

1. Home Address Social Security No.

City Date of Birth

State Zip

2. Father/Guardian Mother/Guardian

Address Address

Social Security No. Social Security No.

Telephone ( ) Telephone ( )

. Employer Employer

Telephone ( ) Telephone ( )

Please indicate another person that is likely to know where you can be contacted:

Name Relationship Telephone ( )

If you plan to be away from home the week your son/daughter is in camp, please indicate times and procedure that you may be

contacted.

FEES FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT INCURRED BY YOUR SON/DAUGHTER WHILE AT CAMP WILL BE THE RESPONSIBLE OF THE PARENT/GUARDIAN. AN INSURANCE POLICY WILL NOT BE INCLUDED IN THE CAMP FEES. IF YOUR SON/DAUGHTER SHOULD REQUIRE MEDICAL TREATMENT WHILE AT CAMP, AND YOU WISH THE COST FOR TREATMENT TO BE COVERED UNDER YOUR MEDICAL INSURANCE PLAN, PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.

3. Basic Medical Major Medical

Company or Plan Company or Plan

Address Address

Telephone ( ) Telephone ( )

Policy Number Policy Number

Group Number Group Number

Please comPlete the information on reverse side of this form

q Baseballq Basketball: MIq Basketball: MTq Basketball: WIq Basketball: WTq Cross Country

q Divingq Football: Kidsq Football: H.S. q Football: Youthq Soccer: Dayq Soccer: Venango

q Soccer: Teamq Soccer: Eliteq Softball: Pitcherq Softball: Hitterq Swimmingq Tennis: Day

q Tennis/Swimq Tennis Tourneyq Volleyball: Iq Volleyball: Def.q Volleyball: Set.q Volleyball: Hit.

q Volleyball: Tq Wrestling: Fund.q Wrestling: Tq Wrestling: Tex 1q Wrestling: Tex 2q Wrestling: F/S 1

q Wrestling: F/S 2q Other

Is the athlete on any medication of any kind? q Yes q No If YES, please list medication(s), reason for taking, and any special instructions

Drug Allergies or Sensitivities

Other Allergies

Does the athlete require special medical needs? q Yes q No

If YES, please explain:

Please read BOTH statements below and sign the ONE of your choice! DO

NOT SIGN MORE THAN ONE!

Both parents/guardian should sign one of the following sections. If one of the parents is unavailable, the signature of the available parent is sufficient. However, if the parents are divorced, only the parent having custody of the athlete should sign. If the athlete has a legal guardian(s), the guardian(s) should sign.

1. If my son/daughter needs medical attention while at summer sports camp at Clarion University, it is my wish that I be contacted before any medical procedures are performed, unless immediate emergency treatment is necessary to save my son/daughter’s life, or to prevent permanent debilitating injury.

Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Date / /

2. If my son/daughter needs medical attention while at summer sports camp at Clarion University, it is my wish that the treatment be begun while efforts are being made to contact me. So that treatment will not be delayed, I consent to any medical procedures that the attending physician believes to be appropriate, with the understanding that efforts will continue to be made to contact me. I also accept responsibility for all costs related to such treatment.

*Exceptions. If there are any medical procedures that you do not want performed until you are contacted, please list them in the space provided. Otherwise, write “none”.

Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Date / /

If the athlete is 18 years of age, he/she must also sign this agreement

Date / /

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