How Do I Register For The 2012 High School Summer Adv. Fundamental Skills Camp?

Registration is simply and easy once you have a Burning River Lacrosse account. If you have an account please login and then click on the 'REGISTRATIONS' button under the 'YOUR ACCOUNT' heading. Full directions are available by

clicking here Registration Directions. If you do not have a account simply click on the create an account

link above and follow the directions. If you have any questions about the camp or the registration process please contact us at 216.373.5684

Note - US Lacrosse Waiver:

All Participants Must have a US lacrosse number in order to participate. NO EXCEPTIONS !

If you do not have a United States Lacrosse Number (not a University School Jersey #) you need to go to www.uslacrosse.org and get one. This is only for our clinics and travel team events. It is not needed for our leagues.

2012 High School Summer Adv. Fundamental Skills Camp Mission

Our camps are focused on the goal of improving the camper’s fundamental skills.  Our camps are not team camps but skills camps where the vast majority of time is spent teaching techniques and fundamentals in individual or small group sessions.

Who Can Attend the 2012 High School Summer Adv. Fundamental Skills Camp?

We at Burning River want to be clear on the purpose of the camp.  It is for players looking to improve their skills, make the step up to the next level and lead their teams (travel team and travel team quality players - 2012 starters).  It is not for beginning players. 

The instruction will be intense, in small groups (att, mid, def, goalies) and geared towards helping the attendees get ready to lead their teams in the coming year.  The instruction will be given by some of the top area coaches (e.g. Calleri, Fisher, Fallon), and Burning River Lacrosse alumni who are playing in college.  It will be based on the practices that some of the top college coaches in Division 1, 2, and 3 (e.g. Salisbury, Roanoke, NYIT, Syracuse, Maryland, Hobart) have helped us organize and have used themselves to guide their teams to the success they have had in the NCAA playoffs. 

2012 High School Summer Adv. Fundamental Skills Camp - June 15, 22, 25 (See Flyer)

Burning River Lacrosse (BRL) presents a 3 day fundamental skills camp.  The camp is for high school players (including incoming freshman) looking to improve their skills and make the step up to the next level. It is not for beginning players.  The instruction will be intense and geared towards helping the campers get ready to lead their teams in the coming year.

Enrollment
To ensure quality instruction and maximum participation, each session is limited to the first 40 players registering. (4 goalies, 8 attackman, 16 midfielders, 12 defensemen).

Camp Dates
June 15, 22, 25, 2012.

Camp Times
The camp will be held from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM.

Schedules
Complete daily schedules will be emailed out prior to each session.  Note: The schedule is subject to change to accommodate coaches, officials, or the facility’s schedule

Individual Cost
The Camp costs $75. Note: A $25 processing fee will be assessed to any returned checks.

Registration Process
For directions on how to register for any of our Events (League, Camps, Clinics, etc.) please click on the link below.

Information on how to Register

Note: Acceptance will be on a first come, first serve basis to ensure small session sizes.

If you have any questions about the camp or the registration process please contact us at 216.373.5684

Registration deadline (Final)
Friday, June 1, 2012. Late registrations are on a case by case basis and will be assessed a $20 surcharge.

Facilities
The camp will be held in Orange Village at the fields near city hall.

Directions
Directions to the field will be posted soon.

Coaches
Burning River Lacrosse's directors / coaches are some of the area’s top college coaches, high school coaches, and college players (BR Alumni). Burning River's coaches are focused on the goal of improving a player’s individual / fundamental stick skills, his positional skill set (Attack, Midfield, Defense and Goaltending), and his understanding of team concepts (Transition and Set Piece Offense and Defense) play.  We do this by spending the vast majority of our coaching time teaching techniques and fundamentals in individual or small group sessions.

Pinnies/Uniforms
If you have a BR lax pinnie please bring it so everyone matches. If you do not have a BR Lax pinnie, you are allowed to wear any pinnie you want as long as it is not one of our competitors.

Water
We have water coolers at the fields but you need to bring containers.

Equipment
Each player must bring a full set of equipment (helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, athletic cup, mouth piece, and stick) to each session. Goalies must wear a throat guard.  NO EXCEPTIONS !

Shoes
The fields are grass.  Plan accordingly.

Medical Insurance 
Burning River does not provide medical insurance. All players must have their own medical insurance.

US Lacrosse Waiver:
Everyone Must have a US lacrosse number in order to participate. NO EXCEPTIONS !

Waivers
All participants are requierd to have the following waivers

• A current Burning River - Agreement To Participate/Release Of Liability waiver

Schedule:
A general camp format for a session is below:

1. 0:00 to 0:15 Stretching / warm-up
2. 0:15 to 0:25 Individual Fundamentals
1. GBs (10 minutes)
3. 0:25 to 0:45 Standard to Start (short sticks shoot, long sticks working on passing)
1. Shooting
2. Defense stick work
4. 0:45 to 0:50 water
5. 0:50 to 1:25 Group Fundamentals (we will cover one of the following four topics each session)
1. Unsettled Offense / Defense
2. Settled Offense / Defense
3. GBs
4. Clearing / Riding
6. 1:25 to 2:00 Team Fundamentals
1. Full or ½ field team situations based on the four topics above

Weather Policy

We play in all weather except lightening.  Lightening will delay things 30 minutes but we will still try to get the camp in if the lightening was earlier in the morning.  A passing storm at 7 AM does not cancel the camp. If it is raining who cares this is not baseball we play.  If they get muddy so be it.  Kids love mud (at least my kids do) and the washing machine cleans up their clothes.  Some of you will ask at what point will you call it for rain?  I will put it this way, unless you see animals lining up two by two and a man building an arc we will play.