2010 Army Lacrosse Camps
July 10-13 and July 14-17
United States Military Academy, West Point, NY
Joe Alberici - Director
(845) 938-2429

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ABOUT THE CAMP
The West Point Lacrosse Camp will provide a well-rounded, concentrated session of clinical instruction tailored for both the experienced and inexperienced player. With an emphasis on individual instruction and a staff to camper ratio of 8-1, the daily schedule will include fundamentals during the morning session, fundamentals and games during the afternoon and games again in the evening session. Due to barracks space availability, APPLY EARLY SO YOU DON'T GET CLOSED OUT!

CAMP FACILITIES
The West Point Camp will provide young men the opportunity to experience the Cadet atmosphere during their stay at the Academy. They will be housed in USMA housing (COTS & BEDS will be issued) and eat all of their meals in buffet style at the O Club or Eisenhower Hall.

COST & PAYMENT
- $545 FULL  $475 DAY $495 TEAM RATE (4 OR MORE PLAYERS) $495 FAMILY (2 OR MORE FAMILY MEMBERS) $495 COMBO (EACH IF ATTENDING BOTH SESSIONS) Covers all meals, lodging, instruction, and the use of training facilities during the camp session.
- $300 DEPOSIT due with application (non-refundable deposit).

REMAINING BALANCE must be pre-paid three weeks prior to camp registration along with health and waiver forms - NO REFUNDS will be made after the applicant has been accepted. All applications are handled on a first come, first served basis due to limited space.

Please make all checks payable to: 
Army Athletic Association

Mail Check and Application to:   
Army Athletic Association
BLDG 639
West Point, NY 10996
or Fax w/Credit Card info to
(845) 938-4487

OTHER FEATURES
A trainer will be present at all times. Age grouping for maximum learning environment: three groups: ages 10-11, 12-14 and 14-17 (please specify group on your application). Experienced, skilled players will be grouped together for advanced coaching. 10 field sessions.

JUST A REMINDER
The West Point Lacrosse Camp is designed for both experienced players and those who have no competitive experience. Beginners welcome. Young men ages 10-18 are eligible to attend camp. Current year graduates may be accepted.

GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Each camper must bring his own stick, helmet, gloves, pads, shoes (for grass field), shirts, athletic
supporter, mouthpiece and bathing suit. In addition, one set of single sheets, pillow, pillowcase, or sleeping bag, towels and soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc., should be included in the list of items a camper must bring to the U.S. Military Academy. A fan will be desirable. Be sure to tag all luggage with your name. All luggage will be searched for contraband materials using airport security policy.  All Campers are responsible for their luggage upon registering, while at camp and upon checking out.

2. Camper registration is from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM on Saturday, 10 July and 8:30 AM T0 11:00 AM Wednesday, 14 July.  Camp will conclude immediately after the afternoon sessions on Tuesday, 13 July and Saturday, 17 July following awards ceremonies.

3. All students enrolled will be required to attend all sessions and comply with all rules and regulations governing conduct. Any violations or abuse of the rules and regulations will result in immediate dismissal without refund. SNEAKERS are needed for use on Astro Turf field.

4. Upon receipt of the required deposit and application, each camper will receive a letter with specific instructions and directions to the registration site.

5. Medical support is provided by Keller Army Hospital.

TRANSPORTATION
West Point is located off Route 9W, 40 miles north of the George Washington Bridge via the Palisades Parkway. It is the responsibility of each camper to get his own transportation to and from camp. We cannot provide airport/train or bus pickup.

Your need for spending money will be limited. A snack bar will be open during camp to buy refreshments and camp souvenirs. Stores will operate on cash only basis. Do not bring more than you need.  The barracks rooms do not lock. The camper is responsible for his belongings in and out of the barracks.