| 2025 ELITE CAMP |
Elite camp is designed to prepare those interested in competing at the NCAA Division I level for the type of training they can expect. Practice sessions will be intense and technical. We will work on advanced strategies and skills as well as competing at a high level.
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GIRLS ENTERING GRADES: 9th - 12th
SCHEDULE: Click Here To View Schedule
COST:
Individual Registration: $450.00 per Camper
Employee Registration: $420.00 per Camper
*Prices Will Include 5.5% Registration Fee
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| Individual Registration | Register |
| Employee Kid Registration | Register |
PLEASE NOTE:
Once you have reserved your spot, we will contact you to obtain other information needed for team camp check-in. This includes; Medical Release Forms for each player, Behavior Forms, Fee Collection, etc.
DISCOUNTS FOR CHILDREN OF CAMPBELL EMPLOYEES:
→ $420 per Camper
WHAT TO BRING:
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→ Linens
→ Blankets
→ Pillows
→ Alarm Clock
→ Towels
→ Soap
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→ Volleyball Shoes
→ Knee Pads
→ Socks
→ Sweatshirt
→ T-Shirts
→ Shorts
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HOUSING, MEALS & FACILITIES:
Campers will be staying and eating on campus. Dorms are double occupancy and air conditioned. Dinner on July 19th will be the first meal served, and breakfast on July 21st will be the last meal served. All other meals will be the responsibility of coaches and players. Campers will utilize all volleyball facilities at Pope Convocation Center including the team locker room, Gore Arena and McCall Gym
SUPERVISION & CONDUCT:
There will be housing and camp staff supervising the facilities at all times to ensure a secure environment. Campers are not permitted to leave campus unsupervised. Sports medicine staff will be on duty 24 hours a day during camp. Any misconduct by a camper is grounds for immediate dismissal from the camp without a refund.
WHY CAMEL VOLLEYBALL CAMPS:
Coach Goral brings over 20 seasons of D1 coaching experience to the Creek. Under Goral’s leadership, the Camels have become a conference power, culminating in the program’s first Big South tournament championship, first NCAA Tournament appearance and the program’s first regular season championship. Greg is known for his ability to train and motivate young players. He was instrumental in the four OVC Championships Morehead State accumulated in his 5 seasons there. Greg has also had successful stints at Auburn, E. Washington, Gonzaga, Rhode Island, and Springfield College where he instructed players at every position and created a great learning environment. His ability to train players of varying skill levels and numerous positions leads to having a positive impact on the campers that attend his camp.
QUESTIONS?:
Contact Bekah Strange at rstrange@campbell.edu
Camels Volleyball Camps are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).