Seattle/NW/west coast camps???

[Tee]

I attended my first camp last summer, had a good experience, so I am looking to find one or two more to attend this summer. I hope to stay local in the Puget Sound area, but I can travel if I had to. Any suggestions?

I am mainly looking to improve, as opposed to making contacts. Maybe in a few years...

Do I understand it correctly, most camps are mainly 3 man mech.? While my 3 whistle experience is limited to a couple of tournaments, I like the teamwork aspect, and I expect that the experience will help me in the future.

I do boys and girls ball, but since I attended a girls camp already, I would to go to at least one boys camp.

If someone has a strong opinion about a California/LasVegas camp, I would be interested in hearing it. It may be that it would be worth the investment.

[Ron Pilo]

Tee,

The WOA (Washington Officials Association) and SOWB will be holding 2-person camps this summer. Once the schedule has been settled it will be posted on the WOA website.

All other camp I know of are 3-person.

Ron Pilo

P.S. do I know you?

[Mark Padgett]

.....that Juulie may be holding a camp in Portland. It would be in conjunction with a girls summer league. I'm sure she'll let everyone know when this gets firmed up.

[rainmaker]

There's a good boy's games camp in Vancouver run by the EBOA, and you might check with EWU in Cheney. I went to a nice week-long camp there -- although they ended up having only three "campers" so they skipped the evaluators, and just ran us ragged, but payed us!! It was the best camp experience I've had. We evalled each other, and ourselves, and I learned a lot, and got into much better physical shape. If they are running it again, you should check into it.

If you don't mind travelling here, we have a good camp every year run by Tom Spitznagel. The quality of play is usually quite high, and he gets very good evaluators, and speakers. And he throws a MEAN party! If you e-mail me, I'll send you details when I get them.