Twenty-first Annual Simcoe County Football Clinic – Saturday, May 25
2013 – hosted by the St. Joan of Arc Knights Football
CLINIC HIGHLIGHTS:
This yearβs Simcoe County camp will involve players from across the county including grade eight students from our feeder schools. The camp will be non-contact and will focus on advanced technique teaching.
The purpose of the clinic is three-fold:
Promote high school football and academics to the grade 8 students who are entering high school in September 2013. Enhance the skill and enthusiasm of current (non-graduating) football players, both junior and senior in Simcoe County. To have a good time Friday p.m., Saturday at the Simcoe County Camp and Saturday pm.
Rain or shine, here is the format for the day:
9:00-9:30 a.m. Guest coaches meet at St. Joan of Arc HS (460 Mapleton Ave.) (refreshments)
10:00 a.m. On the field introductions of the local coaches and guest coaches by position. Discuss and promote the positive aspects of highΒ Β Β school/ high school football.
12:00 noon Lunch (pizza, pop or BBQ)
12:30β1:00 p.m. Guest speaker (T.B.A.) and raffles
1:00 p.m. Grade 8 βs play touch football or participate in clinic
On field workout with current (non-graduating) high school players
Advanced skills by position
Drills, drills, drills (ie. cross over, pass skelly, one on onesβ¦.)
3:30 p.m. Discuss summer training (weights, running programs etc.)
Thank-you
Clean-up
Camp ends
To register contact Paul Harrington at [email protected]
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