Looking for camps in the Carolinas

[Ref T.J.]

My name is T.J. and I just moved to south carolina from seattle and have been officiating for 14 years and looking to improve my skills and move up the ranks. I have done varsity level games for the last 10 years and want to break into doin college. If you know of any camps in the area please let me know. Thanks.

[tomegun]

TJ,

Unless something has changed, I think the CIAA holds their camp in Clinton SC. Send BadNewsRef a PM and ask him about other camps in the area. Keep in mind, the east coast is saturated with basketball and officials mature at a faster rate than a lot of places. The competition is tough, but there are opportunities.

[CDurham]

Originally Posted by Ref T.J.

My name is T.J. and I just moved to south carolina from seattle and have been officiating for 14 years and looking to improve my skills and move up the ranks. I have done varsity level games for the last 10 years and want to break into doin college. If you know of any camps in the area please let me know. Thanks.

I'm also looking for some in NC.

TJ I've heard SC is a lot different than NC in the way they do things, do you know if this has any truth??

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by CDurham

I'm also looking for some in NC.

Try contacting the camp in Mayberry. Here's the instructor:

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Try contacting the camp in Mayberry.

Are you talking about the "Nip It In The Bud Camp"?

[mutantducky]

Seattle to SC. hmm that's no change at all. good luck learning the new language.

[Ref T.J.]

Thanks. Not sure bout the difference between n.c. and s.c....it is definantly different than seattle. I think I got the language down Hey Mark thanks for your help that camp might be good for you guys back in the NW

[Raymond]

Google the Peachbelt Conference and send an email to the Commissioner's office asking for contact information for the supervisor of offiicials.

Also, Jim Burch (Southern/SAAC-8/CiAA) has camps in the area.