basketball clinic - Wyoming Seminary

experiencejune 24 – 28, 2013 // for girLS entering grades 3–8 // wyoming seminary upper schoollady blue knightsbasketball clinicwyoming seminary 2013camp overviewTHIS summer, be part of abasketball tradition.For girls, grades 3–8, who simply love basketball, LadyBlue Knights Clinic is for beginner, intermediate andadvanced level athletes. Our experienced coachingstaff will ensure young players will have fun, developfundamental skills and build self-confidence both onand off the court.when: Monday, June 24 — Thursday, June 279:00am – 3:00pm*Friday, June 289:00am – noon | 1pm Awards Ceremony* Each camper must provide her own lunch or may purchase pizzaor hoagies through the canteen each morning.where:Wyoming Seminary Upper Schoolcarpenter Athletic Center201 North Sprague AvenueKingston, Pennsylvaniadaily activities:Individual Position InstructionHotshot competition1-on-1 competitionsDaily gamesStationsLectures on various topicsPlayer evaluationOptional swimcost: $150includes free t-shirt. Payment due in full onor before June 24, 2013.For more information:SUMMER AT SEM // www.wyomingseminary.org/summerPhone 570-270-2186 // Fax 570-270-2198e-mail: summeratsem@wyomingseminary.org

lady blue knightsbasketball clinicthe coachesRenee Casterline DirectorWith over 20 years of experience facilitatingsummer basketball camps and with anextensive background in coaching andplaying, Casterline brings a wealth ofexperience and enthusiasm for the game.She currently coaches Sem’s Lower Schoolgirls basketball program and serves as thebasketball clinic director at Camp St. Andrew.As a player, Casterline was part of the Seton Catholic High School‘91 District Championship Team and holds the school recordfor assists with over 1,000. In college, she played basketball atMillersville University before transferring to Wilkes University. Atthe completion of her successful playing career, Casterline hadcoaching stints at Wilkes University, Bishop Hafey, Lccc andWyoming Seminary. She currently teaches biology and forensicscience at Wyoming Seminary’s Upper School.Ron Strothers Assistant DirectorStrothers is entering his sixth season as theUpper School’s head girls basketball coach,after serving as assistant for one year. He isa 1989 graduate of Williamsport High Schooland earned his undergraduate degree fromMisericordia University. Before coming toSem, Strothers served as freshman coachand varsity assistant Bishop Neumann(Williamsport) high school. In 1994, he was named an assistantcoach at Luzerne County Community College before serving ashead coach for ten season. While at Lccc, Strothers was namedEastern Pennsylvania coach of the year in 2004 and 2005. In thosetwo season his teams won the conference championships andcompiled an overall record of 41–10. Coach Strothers is currentlyemployed at Lccc in the physical education department.register online:To enroll your child in Wyoming Seminary’sLady Blue Knights Basketball Clinic, please registeronline at wyomingseminary.org/ladyblueknightsAll athletes must provide a copy of a recent (within the last year) physician’sreport, including immunization records in order to attend this clinic.Refund Policy:Staff is hired and supplies are ordered to accommodate thoseregistered or enrolled for the various programs. Refunds (full feeminus $50 processing fee) will be granted only if notification isgiven two weeks prior to beginning of any program.Clinics will be closed if they become full. Wyoming Seminaryreserves the right to cancel or reschedule any undersubscribedcourses or programs.Wyoming Seminary maintains an open admission policy. Any student regardless ofrace, color, religion, national or ethnic origin may apply for admission to the school.This policy embodies Wyoming Seminary’s commitment to enriching student’sexperiences by living in a multicultural school community.