1ST ANNUAL

WISHBONE/SPREAD OPTION

(Quarterback/Fullback Orientation)

&

LINEMAN

CAMP

SESSION III

TRIPLE OPTION

DOUBLE OPTION

INSIDE VEER

OUTSIDE VEER

MID-LINE

PASSING

CONDUCTED BY

INDIANA WISHBONE ASSOCIATION

at

LAKE FOREST COLLEGE

LAKE FOREST, IL

JUNE 27-JUNE 30, 1999

Cost:$225.00

 

CAMP STAFF

 COACH

 SCHOOL

 COACH

 SCHOOL

 CHRIS CONLEY ALEXANDRIA H.S. DENNIS METZGER IWA & IOC DIRECTOR
LES THORNTON EAST BAY H.S. TAMPA, FL.
BUD WRIGHT SHERIDAN H.S. MARK LEFEBVER MACONAQUAH H.S.
BUD OZMUN SHERIDAN H.S. JEFF ADAMSON EASTBROOK H.S.
AL HARANTS INDPL. NORTH CENTRAL RALPH HAYNES EDGEWOOD H.S.
RANDY MARTIN EDGEWOOD H.S. BART CURTIS NEW PRAIRIE H.S.
BOB PRESCOTT WES-DEL H.S. BOB BRIDGE NORTH MIAMI H.S.
JIM KIECHLE LAKE CENTRAL H.S. TIM DUBOIS NORTH MIAMI H.S.
 BOB COPELAND DANVILLE H.S. DAN DEANGELIS STAMFORD H.S. ONT. CAN.

Camp Sponored by:

PHIL MORRIS
MORRIS INC
20 E. MAIN
   GREENFIELD , IN 46140

Check In and Check Out

You are to report to the Lake Forest College campus between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 27th. Arrive early so that you can tour the campus. Check out will be 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 30TH.

DEADLINE

Registration Deposit : June 1, 1999

Location

LAKE FOREST COLLEGE, Lake Forest, Illinois

Costs

The camp cost is $225.00.A $10.00 Key deposit will be refunded when the key is turned in at the end of camp. The cost includes instructional costs, housing, meals, camp T-shirt and Jersey.

Housing and Food

You will stay on the Lake Forest College Campus, in one of the Air Conditioned Dorms. Linens will be provided. You will eat at the University Dining Hall. Unlimited seconds are permited. The First camp meal will be dinner on Sunday the 27th and the last camp meal will be breakfast on Wednesday the 30th.

Who Can Attend

Boys entering grades 9-12. Grouping for skill work by ability. Grouping for team work by age and maturity.

For more information Contact:

 BOB COPELAND DENNIS METZGER JIM KIECHLE
 69 NORTH 300 E 920 SHAWNEE PLACE 603 GATEWOOD TERRACE
 DANVILLE, IN 46122 CONNERSVILLE, IN 47331 LOWELL, IN 46356
PH. 317-745-0035  PH. 317-827-0957 PH.219-696-0370
   dmetzger@si-net.com kiechle@netnitco.net

CAMP RULES

1. Campers with cars must turn in the car keys. Cars will not be used during the camp.
2. Be in your room at 10.00 p.m. and lights out at 10:30 p.m.
3. Do not leave campus. Be present at all meetings, meals and practices.
4. Campers will not be permitted to leave early unless parental permission has been cleared with Coach Copeland.
5. Those not abiding by these rules will be sent home.
6. Possession of any tobacco product is contrary to Lake Forest College, IHSAA & IHSA polices.
7. By completing the registration form, I acknowledge and understand the rules of the camp.
I understand that Indiana Option Camps stress football and is not a "BABYSITTING" Camp. I have read the rules and regulations listed above and will abide by them.

RESERVATION POLICY

1. A $50.00 Deposit is required

with your application.

Make Check out to:

Indiana Option Camps, Inc.

$20.00 fee charged for returned checks.

2. Final Payment may be made at camp registration, by money order or cash;

NO PERSONAL CHECKS

for final payment.

3 Mail to:

Bob Copeland

69 North 300 E

Danville, IN 46122

Ph. 317-745-0035

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

REFUND POLICY:

1. Cancellations prior to June 1, 1999 will result in a $15.00 charge.

2. No refunds after June 1, 1999.

CONTROLLED CONTACT CAMP

All phases of Option Football offense will be taught. This will include Mid-Line, Veer, Double and Triple option with emphasis on quarterack fullback mesh. Play action passes will be included as well as complimentary plays. Pass playes will be run from Tight end and Split end formations.

PRACTICE

Practice is conducted in shoulder pads and helmets. We teach Option Football and Lineman techniques and the complimentary plays that go along with it. This is not a conditioning Camp. This is an instructional camp to perfect your option skills. Each player will get many repetitions for technique improvement, plus the fun, competition and realism of game-like action. If you want to learn about Option Football join us for a great learning experience. If you want to develop your lineman skills, come work with some of the best option line coaches you can find.

ACTIVITIES

Any free time beyond practice can be used in the Weight Room, swimming (You must pass the University swimming instruction first) in the lake or relaxing in the dorm. Evening films and activities may be provided. Pizzas can be ordered for evening snacks. College and High School coaches may have periodic presentations for the athletes.

 A TYPICAL DAY

 PAST CAMPERS' QUOTES:

 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST  Just a few comments from previous years campers:
 9:00 - 9:15 a.m. CHALK TALK  "Individual attention was outstanding"

 9:30-11:30 a.m. PRACTICE  "Food was outstanding"
 12:00-1:00 p.m. LUNCH  "A good camp to get ready for football"
 2:00 - 2:15 p.m. CHALK TALK  "Plenty of Reps"
 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. PRACTICE  "You let us hit and go all out most of the time"
 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. SUPPER  "Plenty of Practice time"
 6:30 - 6:45 p.m. CHALK TALK  "Liked the scrimmage the last day"
 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. PRACTICE  "Good Coaching"
 9:00-10:00 p.m. TBA  "Camp was not long enough"
 10:00 p.m. BED CHECK  
 10:30 p.m. LIGHTS OUT  

 WHAT TO BRING

 EQUIPMENT

 
 PERSONAL HELMET & SHOULDER PADS  
STREET CLOTHES AND A JACKET FOOTBALL SHOES (NO BASEBALL SPIKES)  
PAJAMAS GYM SHOES ( A MUST)  
UNDERWARE AND SOCKS FOOTBALL FOR QB AND RECEIVERS (MARKED)  
SOAP AND OTHER TOILET ARTICLES  MOUTH GUARD  
LAUNDRY BAG FOR DIRTY CLOTHES SUPPORTER  
SWIMSUIT SHORTS  
ALARM CLOCK T-SHIRTS  
WATER BOTTLE SPENDING MONEY  

BE PREPARED TO LEARN OPTION FOOTBALL


THESE TWO FORMS THAT FOLLOW MUST BE COMPLETED

AND RETURNED WITH YOUR $50.00 DEPOSIT.

 

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