Build Your Skills!
Help your child develop skills, teamwork and confidence through YMCA sports camps. Y sports camps provide a perfect opportunity to be active and hone skills.
Primary focuses of sports camps are drills and skill development, with an emphasis on character development.
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Sports Camp Offerings
Girls Winter Volleyball Clinics with Coach Cassie Gover
Rockingham County YMCAs
Ages
4th-5th Grade and 6th-9th Grade
Clinics limited to 23 participants.
Dates/Times
Saturday, February 27th and Saturday, March 6th
4th – 5th Grade: 9am – 11am
6th – 9th Grade: 11:15 am – 1:15 pm
Location
Eden YMCA
Cost*
Members: $55
Non-Members: $75
*Fee is for four (4) total hours of training and conditioning.
Player Equipment:
All players must bring kneepads and a labeled water bottle to each session.
About Coach Cassie Gover and the clinics:
Cassie Gover is currently the Head Volleyball Coach at Rockingham County High School, while also coaching a 16u travel volleyball team. She was a four-year starter for the RCHS Cougars and played two years at Rockingham County Community College. The camp will include conditioning and strength training, ball handling skills such as setting, passing, serving and attacking as well as focusing on floor positions and form.
Adherence to all guidelines will be met to ensure campers, staff, and others are protected and stay safe.
Registration
Registration must be completed by Wednesday, February 24th. Register at the Eden or Reidsville YMCA or online.
Details and Registration Form (Downloadable PDF)
Questions? Contact Kia L. Mason, Regional Sports Director at: kia.mason@ymcagreensboro.org or 336.342.3307 for more information.
- Register Online - Eden YMCA
- Register Online - Reidsville YMCA
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Winter Basketball Clinics with Coach Quintin Robertson
Ages
Co-ed: Ages 5-13
Limited to 23 participants.Dates/Times
Saturday, February 13th and Saturday, February 20th
Ages 5-8: 9–11am
Ages 9-13: 11:15am – 1:15pmLocation
Reidsville YMCACost*
Members: $55
Non-Members: $75
*Fee is for four (4) total hours of training and conditioning.About Coach Quintin Robertson
Quintin Robertson has basketball experience at all levels from playing at Winston-Salem State University to player development with Wingate University that led to working with the Charlotte Hornets & other national AAU leagues. He has years of experience of programming speed, agility and conditioning programs for youth, high school, and collegiate athletes. Campers will undergo strength and conditioning focusing on footwork, dribbling, shooting, and game strategies.Adherence to all guidelines will be met to ensure campers, staff, and others are protected and stay safe.
Registration
Registration must be completed by Wednesday, February 10th.Details and Registration Form (Downloadable PDF)
2021 Winter Basketball Camp Safety Procedures (Downloadable PDF)
Questions? Contact Kia L. Mason, Regional Sports Director at: kia.mason@ymcagreensboro.org or 336.342.3307 for more information.
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Girls Winter Volleyball Clinics
Ages
4th-5th Grade and 6th-8th Grade
Limited to 22 participants in each age group.Clinic Dates
February Clinics: Sunday, February 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th
March Clinics: Sunday, March 7th, 14th, 21st and 28thTimes
4th-5th Grade: 12:30pm - 2pm
6th-8th Grade: 2:15pm – 3:45pmLocation
Spears YMCACost*
Members: $80
Non-Members: $100
*Fee is for four (4) 1.5-hour sessions.Instructors:
4th – 5th Grade: Chris Nazario, played at Catawba University and is a long time YMCA Coach
6th - 8th Grade: Kelley Coates, 12 years High School & JO coaching experience & played at Catawba UniversityImportant Information:
Participants will undergo strength and conditioning focusing on footwork, passing, setting, and game strategies. Adherence to all guidelines will be met to ensure campers, staff, and others are protected and staying safe.Players should bring kneepads and a labeled water bottle to each session.
Adherence to all guidelines will be met to ensure campers, staff, and others are protected and stay safe.
Registration
Registration must be completed by the Wednesday before the start of each session.Details and Registration Form (Downloadable PDF)
2021 Winter Volleyball Camp Safety Procedures (Downloadable PDF)
Questions? Contact Cathy Sescourka, Volleyball Sports Coordinator, at: cathy.sescourka@ymcagreensboro.org or 336.387.9624.
2020 Sports Camps - Parent Questions and Answers
In a changing and uncertain time due to COVID-19, it's important to us that parents feel their children will be safe and secure at camp. The YMCA of Greensboro is taking careful precautions to ensure that children are kept safe, happy and healthy when participating in our programs.
Will my child be safe participating in sports camps?
Safety is our number one priority. We are implementing safety precautions based on guidance from national, state and local health officials.
What safety precautions will the YMCA of Greensboro be taking?
- We will be following all government-mandated regulations and safety guidelines, including those from the NC Department of Health, to ensure every child attending our sports camps is kept safe and healthy.
- All YMCA staff will undergo daily health screenings and temperature checks when they arrive to work.
- Campers will be asked wellness questions prior to being dropped by their parent or guardian and temperature checked. If campers are feeling sick, then they will be asked not to participate in camp.
- A staff member will regularly ask children to disinfect their hands using hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol.
- Camp staff will discourage children from gathering in groups.
- Campers will need to bring their own labeled water bottles to camp each day.
- Sports fields will have markings to designate spaces at least 6 feet apart and ensure proper social distancing.
- Sports camps will maintain a 9:1 camper to staff ratio while also maintaining social distancing.
- Staff and participants will wear a face mask at all times.
- Only campers and staff who are required for daily operations will be permitted in camp space, such as fields.
- Children are recommended to bring their own equipment, labeled with their name, to camp. If they are unable to bring their own, campers will be given equipment only for their own use.
- All shared equipment will be cleaned and disinfected between uses.
- At the end of each camp session, camp staff will thoroughly clean each area used.