Rising 789 Showcase (Flagstaff):
  
 
Name:
Rising 789 Showcase - Flagstaff, AZ
Dates:
June 2-4, 2013
Overview:
Providing an overall recruiting opportunity and learning experience for rising 7th, 8th, and 9th graders.  Get a step ahead of your competition with a better understanding of the recruiting process.  The 789Showcase stresses character, academics, sportsmanship, fundamentals and overall team concepts.  This Showcase is instructed and run by top NCAA college coaches looking to help young athletes.  

Get an understanding of what coaches expect, what they are looking for, and how to get the most out of your recruiting experience. This is a great educational showcase for the recruiting process for young athletes prior to the their high school years.
Eligibility:
Rising 7th, 8th, and 9th Graders
Tuition:
$485.00 (overnight) / $385.00 (Day Camper)
Registration:
Click Here to Register Online
Location:
NAU University, Flagstaff, AZ / Click Here for Map & Directions
Check In:
Noon - 1 p.m.
Check Out:
11 a.m. - 1 p.m. *depending on time of final game
Fields:
State-of-the-Art Turf Fields
Schedule:
Camp Rules:
The following rules are for each camper's benefit and will serve to enhance the camp experience:

- Attend all camp functions.
- Be prompt.
- Be considerate to your fellow campers.
- Listen to camp staff: They're here to make you a better player.
- No ball playing in dorms, hallways, or where windows can be broken.
- Use garbage receptacles for all trash; keep your room clean.
- No wearing cleats in the dorms.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: Immediate dismissal for any violation.
- Stay on campus unless otherwise permitted.
Rising 789 Showcase HIGHLIGHTS
  * Build Character
 * Stress Academics  
  * Sportsmanship * Strengthen Fundamentals
  
  * Gain Confidence in Team Concepts * Excellent Competition  
Camp Directors:

Todd Cavallaro - Head Coach, Franklin & Marshall College

Todd Cavallaro enters his sixth season as the head coach of the Franklin & Marshall men's lacrosse team. He is the 15th coach in the program's history. Cavallaro came to Franklin & Marshall after five seasons as the head assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania. With Cavallaro as the Offensive Coordinator, the Quakers advanced to the NCAA playoffs in 2004 after a 17-year absence from NCAA postseason competition. The 2006 edition of Penn lacrosse also worked its way into the Division I Championship Tournament.

Greg Raymond - Assistant Coach, Princeton University

Greg Raymond has spent five of the last six seasons coaching at Princeton University, during which time he has established himself as one of the top assistant coaches in Division I lacrosse. A 2005 graduate of Johns Hopkins, Raymond was part of the Blue Jay’s NCAA championship team his senior year, when the team went 16-0 and won its first national title in 18 years. Raymond, a longstick midfielder, and the rest of the Hopkins defense shut out Duke for the last 27 minutes of the 9-8 win in the final. Raymond, who grew up in Corning, N.Y., has played professionally in Major League Lacrosse.

Matt Rewkowski - Assistant Coach, Georgetown University

Rewkowski, a Johns Hopkins graduate and Bethpage, N.Y. native, comes to Georgetown after spending his last two seasons as the Associate Head Coach at Cornell, where he was in charge of the team's offense. Despite losing Rob Pannell, the reigning USILA Player of the Year in the second game, Rewkowski's offense was still among the nation's best, ranking ninth in scoring offense (12.0 gpg), 13th overall in man-up offense (.422) and 16th in points per game (17.62). In his first season, the Big Red's offense flourished, posting the nation's second best scoring offense (12.71 gpg) in 2011, while leading the squad to a 14-3 record and a trip to the NCAA quarterfinals, while also winning its first-ever Ivy League tournament title.

Questions, Comments?
Contact Coach Cavallaro at info@starlacrosse.com

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