Bobcats Set Summer FB Camp Slate
2/11/2008 12:00:00 AM | Football
Montana State's Pee Wee Football Camp, for youngsters entering grades K through 6, begins with a two-day session on June 10-11 at Memorial Stadium in Great Falls. MSU hosts the Pee Wee camp in Bozeman on June 16-18, with a session in Billings at Amend Soccer Park on June 20-21. The non-contact camps focus on fundamentals and sportsmanship, and run 8 am until 12 noon each day.
The new addition to the MSU's summer camps ledger, the Bobcat Junior Player Development Camp runs in conjunction with the Pee Wee Camps. MSU hosts a camp June 10-11 in Great Falls, at MSU on June 16-18, and in Billings on June 20-21. Each session runs from 2-6 pm for players entering grades 7-10, and the limited contact camp is structured for 90 players on a first-come, first-served basis. The camp focuses on individual technique, position-specific drills, and football situational competitions.
The Bobcat Varsity Elite Camp welcomes rising high school juniors and seniors interested in playing college football to an environment focusing on personal development. The camp in Bozeman runs on June 9 and 13, the Great Falls session is June 12, and the Billings camp is June 19. Each camp runs from 9-12 noon and 1-4 pm.
The Pee Wee camp costs $75 in Great Falls and Billings, $90 in Bozeman. The Junior Player Development Camp costs $125 in Great Falls and Billings, $150 in Bozeman. The Varsity Elite Camp costs $75.
For more information, contact MSU assistant Jason McEndoo at 406/994-7954, or jmcendoo@msubobcats.com.
The new addition to the MSU's summer camps ledger, the Bobcat Junior Player Development Camp runs in conjunction with the Pee Wee Camps. MSU hosts a camp June 10-11 in Great Falls, at MSU on June 16-18, and in Billings on June 20-21. Each session runs from 2-6 pm for players entering grades 7-10, and the limited contact camp is structured for 90 players on a first-come, first-served basis. The camp focuses on individual technique, position-specific drills, and football situational competitions.
The Bobcat Varsity Elite Camp welcomes rising high school juniors and seniors interested in playing college football to an environment focusing on personal development. The camp in Bozeman runs on June 9 and 13, the Great Falls session is June 12, and the Billings camp is June 19. Each camp runs from 9-12 noon and 1-4 pm.
The Pee Wee camp costs $75 in Great Falls and Billings, $90 in Bozeman. The Junior Player Development Camp costs $125 in Great Falls and Billings, $150 in Bozeman. The Varsity Elite Camp costs $75.
For more information, contact MSU assistant Jason McEndoo at 406/994-7954, or jmcendoo@msubobcats.com.
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