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2008 High Potential Volleyball Camp
Grades 10-12. Recommended for varsity athletes and/or players with advanced club experience. This camp features morning, afternoon and evening sessions all run at a fast pace. The High Potential Camp is geared towards the serious player who has an interest in playing volleyball at the highest level. Precise technique will be emphasized in terms of fine-tuning basic skills as well as developing a player's tactical-minded game. Positional work will also focus on specific skills and situations. Prices for camp includes a FREE camp t-shirt and volleyball.
Early enrollment postmark deadline
is July
11 Teams of eight or more sending applications in together will receive a $10 discount per camper discount. Grades 6-12. Recommended for the
beginning and intermediate volleyball player. This camp features playing
sessions as well as recreation in the evening. Session will encompass
all of the basic skills and techniques of volleyball. The All Skills
Camp is designed to introduce and improve the skills of beginning volleyball
players as well as those with more experience.
Early enrollment postmark deadline
is July
11
She helped guide the Otters to the school record for wins in a season in 2003, earning a league playoff bid and winning their first postseason game. She helped Monterey Bay jump from ninth place in the league in her first year to a third-place finish in 2002. Bernson's player development skills led to the program's first all-conference players in 2003. In addition to assisting the Otter volleyball program, Bernson was the sports information, marketing, and promotional coordinator for the athletic department. She also started and operated the Monterey Volleyball Club, a youth development program geared to middle school and high school student-athletes. As club director, she incorporated Otter volleyball players as coaches for the program. Bernson played on the right side and outside at Saint Mary's (Calif.) before a severe knee injury ended her collegiate career in 1998. She remained active as team captain as a senior before graduating in 1999 with a bachelor's degree in English and art. During college, Bernson served as a coach for Albuquerque Elite and Lamorinda Volleyball Clubs. For Albuquerque, she assisted for two seasons for the 18-and-unders and helped them to regional titles along with wins at large tournaments such as the Colorado Crossroads. While on the coaching staff, she coached her sister, Nora, a former player under Deitre Collins at UNLV, and former Ivy League Player of the Year and Cornell grad Robin Moore `00. At Lamorinda, she worked with 16-and-under athletes. contact coach Bernson by e-mail at: sgb28@cornell.edu Camp Information Schedule What
to Bring Transportation You can request more information from the Cornell Summer Sports School by phone at: 607.255.1200 by e-mail at: camps@cornell.edu
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