Summer Camps and Summer Programs at Cornell University - Ithaca, NY

Description:
Our Baseball camps will feature instruction from the Cornell University Baseball Staff and is held on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Instructional focus will be skill development with drills to improve each player's performance. Game settings will also be used for instruction. A strong emphasis will be placed on positional skills (defense), hitting, baserunning, and pitching. Each camper will receive instruction based on his skill level.

Program Information:
boys • ages 13-18 • commuter or residential • July 11-13, 2010 • limit 80 • cost (early enrollment): resident : $369; day camp: $249

Description:
These basketball camps will focus on fundamentals and specific skills. Basic skills and techniques will be covered thoroughly. Campers will learn and practice post moves, rebounding, shooting, passing, and footwork among other things. 'Position' specific skills will also be addressed. For example the guards will focus on ball handling, passing, shooting, decision making, moves with the ball, etc. Campers can sharpen the skills they learn throughout the week through organized drills and scrimmages. Games will be played in the afternoons. All campers receive a FREE camp t-shirt and Cornell basketball.

Program Information:
boy • ages 7-15 • day program (bag lunch required) • June 28-July 1, 2010 • Mon-Fri 9 am-3 pm • cost (early enrollment) $179

Description:
Camps will run over five days, with two on ice sessions per day. Our camps will cover all aspects of the game including tactical sessions for offense and defensive strategies, game and position strategies, plus individual stick work and skating skills. Some sessions will consist of team vs. team games. Individuals will be placed on a team if a team from their own school is not fully represented. In addition to ice-time, morning and afternoon off-ice sessions will include dry land training, video analysis and recreational games. We offer recreation in the evenings which includes swimming, bowling, movies, go-carting and recreational sports such as baseball and basketball. Limit 100 campers/week

Program Information:
July 6-10, July 11-15, July 19-23, 2010 for ages 8-16
Cost (early enrollment): Resident -$589 • Day camper- $439 • Prices include a FREE camp t-shirt and Cornell Hockey Jersey

Ice Hockey Day Camp for ages 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 • Mites, Squirts and Pewee: 3 goalies, 10 defense, 18 offense (each age group) • Sunday-Thursday, August 15-19, 2010 • cost- $250

Description:
Cornell Boy's Lacrosse offers a “total” camp covering all aspects of the game. Individual attention is given to each camper.

Program Information:
Big Red Lacrosse Camp: boys • ages 8-18 • commuter or residential • July 6-9, 2010 • Three sessions per day
cost (early enrollment): Residents $489, Commuters $379 Cornell’s Big Red Camp covers all aspects of the game, where individual attention is given to each athlete. Includes tactical sessions for offense and defense, sessions teaching game and positional strategies, plus individual stick-work session. Includes extra instructional session for GOALIES

Advanced Lacrosse Camp: boys • ages 13-18 • July 16-18, 2010 • cost (early enrollment): Residents $379, Commuters $269 The Cornell Advanced Camp is a competition-based camp, structured in a team format for serious lacrosse players.

Description:
Boys Soccer Super 60 Camps
June 27-29, 2010 / June 30-July 2, 2010 • Ages 16-18 The Cornell Super 60 Camps are intensive, three-day, competition-based camps for serious players ages 16-18. Athletes will be grouped into teams, learn from our Division I staff and receive training that includes a 60-minute full-sided match daily. Most sessions take place at Cornell’s premier McGovern Field soccer training complex. Residents: $389, Commuters: $289

Soccer Academy
June 27-July 1, 2010 • Ages 10-15 The Cornell Soccer Academy, for boys ages 10-15, is based on the “total” camp experience. The camp allows soccer players to develop technically and tactically, in a fun, playing-based environment. With training in the morning, small-sided games in the afternoon and team-based competition in the evening, the Academy covers all aspects of the game.

The Cornell Soccer Day Camp
coed • June 28-July 1, 2010 • $169 The Cornell Soccer Day camp provides and opportunity for young players (ages 7-12) to learn soccer skills in an instructional environment that is challenging and fun. Young players with some playing experience will sharpen their techniques and improve their understanding of the tactical aspects of the game. Beginning players can develop new skills and learn how to use them in the game. The morning session will focus on enhancing technical skills, and the afternoon session will be devoted to game related ideas and actual soccer games.
Skills and concepts taught will include passing, receiving, shooting, heading, defending, attacking, and goalkeeping. All campers receive a FREE camp T-shirt and soccer ball.

Description:
The fencing camps feature 13 instructional and sparring sessions over the five days of camp. All sessions are held in the Andrew P. Stifel Fencing Salle in Bartels Hall on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Campers are coached by Cornell's head fencing coach Iryna Dolgikh and assistant coach Olena Gutor. Cornell varsity fencers will serve as camp counselors and assist during sessions.

Program Information:
boys and girls • ages 12-18 • day or residential • July 28-August 1; Aug 1-5, 2010 • Limit 60/week
For additional information please call: (607) 255-2368• cost (early enrollment) Resident: $609, Commuter: $499

Description:
The Big Red Rowing Camp is directed by Olympians and Cornell coaches Hilary Gehman, Matthew Smith and Chris Kerber, along with 3-time national champion and EARC Coach of the Year Todd Kennett. The camp is designed for boys and girls ages 15-18. Each athlete will be challenged to improve his/her technique and fitness while enjoying a fun camp experience. Coxswains receive direct feedback and instruction. Campers row twice each day out of Cornell’s two historic boathouses on beautiful Cayuga Lake. Campers take part in erg training, receive weight training education and video feedback. Campers receive a FREE Cornell camp T-shirt.

Program Information:
August 1-5, 2010 • For boys & girls 15-18 • Limited to: 20 ports, 20 starboards and 4 coxswains
Cost: resident- $789; commuter- $659

Description:
The Cornell University distance runners camp aims to give runners of all ability levels (ages 13 and up) an opportunity to explore different kinds of safe and effective training techniques and philosophies. We emphasize the importance of keeping running and competition fun.
The camp and its counselors emphasize an individualized approach to training programs and will instill in campers the importance of proper preparation (drills, stretching and weight training) in preparing for the cross country season.
Sessions devoted to hill running, intervals, anaerobic threshold runs, speed play, long runs and the importance of recovery days are all part of the camp’s week-long curriculum.

Presentations are given by the Cornell Head Coaches and guest coaches from other Universities on training and motivation, in addition to demonstrations by other members of the Cornell coaching and training staff.

Finally, all campers who desire, will end the week with a two mile cross country race in the Cornell Plantations.

Program Information:
coed • July 25-29, 2010 • High School athletes • ages 13-18
Fees: residential- $429; commuter - $309

Description:
At the football camps, Coach Kent Austin will be joined by one of the best coaching staffs assembled in college football. The familiarity of the coaches with one another and their enthusiasm for the sport will bring a special energy to the camp experience. Each day the coaches will focus on individualized work that will help every player develop better skills and improve his understanding of the game of football. Players will have the opportunity to work on both offensive and defensive skills, if desired.
Two sessions on Sunday and Wednesday, Three sessions Monday and Tuesday. Evening skilled position games and competitions. Individuals will be placed on a team if a team from their own school is not fully represented. The camp is held on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. This is not a 'FULL' contact camp. This camp does feature some contact however, and campers must bring pads and helmet. All campers receive a FREE camp t-shirt.

Program Information:
boys • grades 6-12 • day or residential • July 25-28, 2010
costs (early enrollment): Residential: $429, Commuter: $249
Resident Camp Schedule:
Registration will begin at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday. The first football session will start at 2:30 p.m. followed by dinner and an evening session. Monday and Tuesday will feature morning, afternoon, and evening football sessions. Wednesday will feature a morning session and an afternoon session (video only, not mandatory). The afternoon's activities will conclude at approximately 4:00 p.m. • day cost $329 • residential cost $399 (team discount)

Description:
Cornell University Girls Field Advanced Hockey
Directed by Cornell's head coach and staffed Cornell coaches, visiting coaches and current Cornell field hockey players. The advanced camp is designed for serious athletes who desire a highly competitive and intense training experience. All sessions will be held exclusively on Astro-turf and will include tactical sessions for offensive and defensive team work. In order to provide more individual instruction the camp enrollment is limited to 70 campers

Team / Open Field Hockey
Cornell's Team/Open Field Hockey Camp is an official USA Field Hockey partner camp that is directed by Cornell head coach Donna Hornibrook and staffed by Cornell coaches, visiting coaches and current Cornell field hockey players. Sessions will be held on the Marsha Dodson Field and will cover all aspects of the game, including tactical sessions for offensive and defensive strategies, game and positional strategies and individual skill work. The camp is held at the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Cornell players will coach and supervise campers. Games will be played during evening sessions. Teams will be formed if less than a full team comes from a school. All campers receive a FREE camp T-shirt, ball and CORNELL field hockey jersey.

Program Information:
Cornell University Girls Field Advanced Hockey
girls • grades 9-12 • July 7-10, 2010 • limit 70 • fee: residential- $419, commuter -$289
Cornell University Team / Open Field Hockey
girls • grades 6-12 • July 7-10, 2010 • fee: residential- $419, commuter -$289
Both camps: $30 late fee. Required forms and payment in full must be postmarked by June 19.

Description:
This girls basketball day camp will focus on fundamentals and specific skills. Basic skills and techniques will be covered thoroughly. Among other things, campers will learn and practice post moves, rebounding, shooting, passing, and footwork. 'Position' specific skills will also be addressed. For example, the guards will focus on ball handling, passing, shooting, decision making, moves with the ball, etc. The camp is held on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Campers can sharpen the skills they learn throughout the week through organized drills and scrimmages. Games will be played in the afternoons. All campers receive a FREE camp t-shirt and basketball

Program Information:
DAY CAMP: coed • ages 7-15 • 9-3pm (bag lunch required) • June 28-July 1, 2010 • Cost: $169

Description:
Girls Ice Hockey Camps develop puck handling skills, balance, agility and knowledge of the game. Our girls ice hockey camps will cover all aspects of the game including tactical sessions for offense and defensive strategies, sessions for game and position strategies, plus individual skating and stick-skills work sessions. We also include dryland training. Individuals will be placed on a team if a team from their own school is not fully represented. Three on ice sessions per day. Evenings will consist of on ice intracamp games. This camp is held on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Cornell players will assist, coach, and supervise campers. Specialized goalie instruction provided (limit 4 goalies per camp).

Program Information:
girls • ages 12 and up • August 1-5, 2010 • Early enrollment price: residential $579, Commuter $429

Description:
Our Future Stars Girls Lacrosse Camp is for girls in grades 6-11 who seek to develop strong fundamental skills including stickwork, positional techniques, and competition strategies. Cornell’s coaches and players will instruct and supervise campers. Games will be played during evening sessions. Teams will be formed if your school does not have a full team represented. All campers receive a FREE camp T-shirt and Cornell lacrosse jersey! Our Premier Lacrosse Camp: Cornell Head Coach Jenny Graap, the 2002 National Coach of the Year, directs this weekend camp designed for experienced players who want to raise their game to the next level. This camp is held on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Instruction is focused on tactical strategies with an emphasis placed on competitive game play and situational drills. All campers receive a FREE camp T-shirt and Cornell lacrosse jersey! Enrollment is limited to 80 campers.

Program Information:
Future Stars Girls Lacrosse Camp
June 25-27, 2010 • grades 6-10 • cost (early enrollment): residential - $379, commuter $279 Premier Lacrosse Camp
June 25-27, 2010 • grades 10-12 • cost (early enrollment): residential - $379, commuter $279

Program Information:
The Cornell Girls Soccer Super 60 Camp
July 18-20, 2010 • Ages 15-18
The Cornell Super 60 Camp is an intensive, three-day, competition-based camps for serious players ages 16-18. Athletes will be grouped into teams, learn from our Division I staff and receive training that includes a 60-minute full-sided match daily. Most sessions take place at Cornell’s premier McGovern Field soccer training complex.
Residents: $389, Commuters: $289

The Cornell Girls Soccer Advanced Camp
July 25-29, 2010 • Ages 15-18
The Advanced Soccer Camp is designed to provide girls ages 15-18 with the type of coaching and experience they need to play at the collegiate level.
Residents: $439, Commuters: $319

The Cornell Girls Soccer Skills Camp
July 25-29, 2010 • Ages 10-18
This camp will cover team offensive and defensive strategies, individual shooting, heading, dribbling, passing and defensive skills for girls ages 10-18.
Residents: $439, Commuters: $319

Coed Soccer Day Camp
June 28-July 1, 2010 • ages 7-12 • coed
The Cornell Soccer Day camp provides and opportunity for young players (ages 7-12) to learn soccer skills in an instructional environment that is challenging and fun. Young players with some playing experience will sharpen their techniques and improve their understanding of the tactical aspects of the game.
Beginning players can develop new skills and learn how to use them in the game. The morning session will focus on enhancing technical skills, and the afternoon session will be devoted to game related ideasand actual soccer games.
Skills and concepts taught will include passing, receiving, shooting, heading, defending, attacking, and goalkeeping. All campers receive a FREE camp T-shirt and soccer ball.

Description:
The Cornell Hi-Potential Volleyball Camp- Grades 9-12. 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..

All Skills Volleyball Camp features morning, afternoon and evening sessions. It is geared toward the less experienced player who wants to improve skills and learn new concepts in preparation for varsity level play. Precise technique will be taught and applied to developing and improving basic skills. These skills will be put into play during daily games. Coaches will work with small groups in order to analyize individuals strengths/weaknesses and offer individuals exposure to college level coaching

Program Information:
High Potential Camp: Ages 14-18 • July 17-21, 2010
Cost: (early enrollment) Resident fee- $499; Commuter fee- $389
All Skills Camp: Ages 10-18 • July 22-25, 2010
Cost : Resident fee- $409; Commuter fee - $289

Description:
Each day at the Cornell Golf Camps features a three hour instructional session and a round of golf on Cornell's beautiful Robert Trent Jones Golf Course. Instruction consists of the five different components of golf: putting, chipping, pitching, full swing with irons and full swing with woods. Campers are placed in small groups with a specialized instructor and rotate throughout the morning to several of the five stations. Afternoon rounds of golf allow campers to practice their new skills and their course management.
Resident campers stay in one of Cornell University's residence halls and dine in one of Cornell's 'award winning' dining halls. Lunches will be provided at the Moakley House on the golf course. Commuter campers receive the same instruction as residents as well as a delicious hot lunch. Resident campers will participate in evening recreation each day. Activities include recreational sports, swimming, miniature golf, bowling, movies, nature walks and go-carting.

Program Information:
coed • day or residential • June 28-July 2; July 5-9, 2010 • Limit 40 a week
Contact coach Baughan by phone at (607) 257-0437
Cost: Residential $789, Commuter $659 )

Description:
Designed for the serious wrestler who desires a highly competitive and intense training experience. All aspects of the sport will be covered, with special attention paid to the psychological and physical development of each wrestler. Campers will be exposed to the training techniques of some of the world’s most accomplished wrestlers. During the June 27 and July 11 weeks of camp, intensive campers will have the opportunity to test their newly acquired skills by competing against teams from the team concept camp. This camp represents an excellent opportunity to really learn how to train like, and become a champion. Train like the best, with the best!
For 2010, many of the Intensive camp sessions will be held in the new Friedman Wrestling Center. This facility features three huge mats, air-conditioning, a weight training facility, training room and video review room.

Program Information:
2010 dates and costs for all wrestling camps:
5 Day Intensive: July 6-10, resident/commuter- $529/$419
10 Day Intensive: July 6-16, resident/commuter - $919/$619
19 Day Intensive: June 27-July 15, resident/commuter - $1609/$1049

Technique Camp- July 6-10, $429/$309
Team Camp - June 27-July 1, July 11-15, $429/$309

Description:
Rock Climbing camps are offered by Cornell's outstanding Outdoor Education program (COE). All camps feature two session climbing sessions per day, conducted at Cornell's Kay Bouldering Wall and Lindseth Climbing Wall in Ithaca, New York, the largest real rock indoor climbing wall in North America. Each session features 2 hours of climbing instruction by COE's experienced instructors. Campers learn the skills, techniques and strategies needed to become accomplished climbers. Campers will also travel to the Hoffman Challenge Course for adventure and instruction on the high ropes course. They may also learn to set up a Tyrolean Traverse and cross Beebe Gorge high above Fall Creek in Cornell's Plantations..

Resident camp includes lodging in a university residence hall and meals in one of our award winning dining halls. Resident campers will participate in evening recreation each day. Activities include recreational sports, swimming, miniature golf, bowling, movies, nature walks and go-carting.
Commuter campers receive all of the same climbing instruction and daily recreation as residents and a delicious hot lunch but do not participate in evening recreation. All campers receive a FREE camp t-shirt.

Program Information:
coed • coed • ages 8-12 and 13-18 • day and residential
2010 dates:
Rock Climbing Day Camps: July 19-23, August 2-6
Rock Climbing Resident Camps: July 12-16, July 26-30
Cost: Day camp- $399; Resident Camp- $589

Description:
Our sailing camps features two three hour sessions each day (Sundays have one four hour session). Each session begins at Cornell's marina on Cayuga Lake in Ithaca, NY. Campers learn the skills and techniques needed to become a knowledgeable sailor through expert demonstration and hands on sailing. They will execute new sailing skills each day when they man Cornell's modern sailboat fleet. The fleet includes eight Vanguard Racing 14' Intercollegiate 420's, a J24', a Pierson 26' sailboat and two 26ft Rangers.

Resident camp includes lodging and meals in one of our award-winning dining halls. Resident campers also have fun while participating in evening recreation Sunday-Wednesday evenings. Recreational activities include recreational sports, swimming, miniature golf, batting cages, bowling, movies, nature walks and go-carting. Commuter campers receive all of the same sailing instruction as residents.

Program Information:
coed • ages 10-18 • day or residential • limit: 22 per week
July 11-15 and July 25-29, 2010
cost (early enrollment) Residential $609, Commuter $459

Description:
Our softball camps features two sessions each day, plus optional evening sessions for advanced players. Each session features two full hours of softball and is conducted at Cornell's Niemand-Robison Field on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. Campers learn the skills, techniques and strategies needed to become a successful softball player. Daily instruction focuses on the development of important skills including batting, fielding and base running.

Campers receive individual instruction and play team games daily. Resident camp includes lodging and meals in one of our award-winning dining halls. Resident campers participate in evening recreation each day. Activities include recreational sports, swimming, miniature golf, bowling, movies, nature walks and go-carting. Commuter campers receive all of the same softball instruction as residents and a delicious hot lunch. All campers receive a FREE camp T-shirt.

Program Information:
girls • ages 12-18 • June 27-July 1, 2010 • limit- 70
cost for early enrollment: resident- $509, commuter- $389

Description:

Skills Development Camps are best suited for swimmers who have at least one year of competitive experience at the USS, YMCA or interscholastic level. It is designed to enhance skill technique of all four competitive strokes, starts and turns. Campers must be comfortable being in the pool for an hour at a time. Resident campers ages 10-12 must attend camp with a friend(s) as roommates.
Camps include swimming workouts, dryland training in power yoga, and instruction in the use of weight training equipment. In addition, underwater video stroke analysis, technique drills and “chalk-talks” on nutrition, dryland training and sports psychology will be offered. Each camper will receive a written evaluation and view tapes of their strokes at the end of each session. Upon the request of the camper a written evaluation will be generated for the swimmer’s personal coach. Campers will participate in our evening recreation program (see important information). The camp is held at the Cornell University main campus in Ithaca, New York.

Program Information:
Skills Development Camps:
coed • ages 8-18 • day or residential • June 27-July 1, July 11-15, 2010
cost: early enrollment): Residential $429, Commuter $309

Description:
Big Red Wrestling Camps: 2010 TEAM CONCEPT CAMPS:
Created for teams and individuals who desire summer-time dual meet competition. We will develop a program to fit your team’s needs. The competition schedule is flexible allowing your team to wrestle as many matches as you and your team desire. Clinicians will oversee and critique individual matches, after each dual meet. Clinicians will direct and evaluate individual dual meet performances. Last year, teams from NY, NJ, PA, MD, VT, FL, LA, NC, CT and MO squared off in some exciting dual meet action. A great way to develop team unity and to gain invaluable mat experience.
Coaches are encouraged to attend but it is not a prerequisite. Running along with the high school team camp will be our junior high school and younger Team Concept Camp. Contact the coaching staff for recommended ages. The team wrestling camp features an hour of instruction followed by a dual meet during each of the morning, afternoon and evening sessions. The evening session will include review and work on weaknesses with an assigned coach as well as a combination of the following: goal setting, mental preparation, nutrition, individual video critique, wrestling games. $10/camper discount for teams of 10 or more!

Program Information:
Team Concept Camp: June 27-July 1, July 11-15, 2010 • $429/$309

Description:

Tennis High Advanced Camp:
July 5-9 and July 11-15, 2010 • $889/$439
The advanced tennis camps are for boys and girls ages 12-18 and feature two sessions each day. These camps are under the direction of Women’s Head Coach Rob Weiss. Coach Weiss provides each player with an individual evaluation of their strokes to correct and improve their techniques. He will help each player better understand the proper way to set up a point and learn when to hit certain shots. He and his coaching staff will teach campers when to play offense, defense and when to neutralize a shot to stay in the point.

Skills Camp:
July 18-22, 2010 • $489/$339
early enrollment cost for Resident/Commuter- Check website link below.
Our tennis camp features two sessions each day. Each session is conducted at Cornell's Reis Tennis Center on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. The each session features two full hours of tennis on modern indoor and outdoor courts. Campers learn the skills, techniques and strategies needed to become a successful tennis player. Campers play doubles and singles games daily.

Tennis Day Camp
Day camps are for boys and girls ages 7-15, June 28-July 2, 2010
cost- $289 • cost- Check website link below.
Our Tennis Day Camp features two session each day. Each session is conducted at Cornell's Reis Tennis Center and features two full hours of tennis on modern indoor and outdoor courts. Campers learn the skills, techniques and strategies needed to become a successful tennis player. Campers play doubles and singles games daily. Campers are required to bring a bag lunch.

Description:
Track camps are beneficial for all athletes from beginning to elite. This camp teaches both the fundamentals of the sport as well as the most advanced techniques and strategies in all the events:
Hurdles Long Jump Shot
Sprints Triple Jump Discus
Mid-distance High jump Javelin
Distance Pole Vault Hammer

Top collegiate coaches from around the country along with national caliber athletes direct each session. All campers improve their skills with two activity sessions a day and instructional sessions on general training theory, weight training, plyometrics, and fitness circuits.
Presentations are given by the Cornell head coaches and guest coaches from other Universities on training and motivation, in addition to demonstrations by other members of the Cornell coaching and training staff. The camp is held at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

Program Information:
July 11-15, 2010 • High School athletes • ages 13-18
early enrollment cost: residents/commuters- $429/$309 • day cost $329 • residential cost $429

Description:
Cornell University will once again sponsor a summer Youth Sports Camp for children between the ages of 7 and 11. Children will be grouped by age. Camps will be held Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. through 4:30 p.m. Campers will receive individual and group instruction in a variety of sports. Supervised team competitions will also be held, again with teams separated by age groups. Every camper receives a free t-shirt.

Children will learn and play several different sports each week (football has been removed from the curriculum). Campers participate in bowling and a week ending skit. A daily swimming session is included in the camp curriculum.

Our main goal is to foster learning in a fun, sports-oriented atmosphere where children receive positive feedback for their accomplishments and recognition for their participation. Participation in sports can greatly enhance both the physical and mental development of young children. Children between the ages of 7 and 11 are active, exuberant, and possess a growing sense of independence. By experiencing a wide variety of sports, these children can gain self-confidence and self-esteem in a climate of teamwork and fair play.

Program Information:
coed • ages 7-11 • 9 am-4:30 pm
2010 dates:
July 5-9
July 12-16
July 19-23
July 26-30
August 2-6
LIMIT 70 per week • cost: $199/week; A 'Before and After' Day Care program is offered. See website link for early enrollment postmark deadlines.