2007 Summer Camp Information Now Posted
Unless otherwise noted, registration forms are included in the camp brochures and should be printed and returned to SPU as indicated therein.

Note: Some camps below have links to registrations forms that are meant to be printed and returned to the appropriate person at Seattle Pacific. These forms are in "PDF" format and require Adobe Reader to view and print. Reader can be downloaded for free at the Adobe Web site if not already installed on the computer. (Click on the button to link to the download page.)

Falcon Girls Soccer Camp 2007

For the first time the SPU Women’s Soccer Program will be conducting a soccer camp girls this summer. The staff is comprised of coaches and players from the Falcons’ highly-successful program which has won four conference championships, earned four NCAA tournament appearances and played for the 2005 national championship. They will offer a fun, positive and engaging program. The Falcon Girls Soccer Camp is designed for middle school (mornings) and high school (afternoon) girls who wish to learn advanced soccer skills or sharpen their current abilities.

• Camp Dates: July 9-13
• Schedule: High School (entering grades 9-12) 2-5 p.m. daily
  Note: Previously scheduled middle school camp will not be held
• Site: Interbay Stadium (3027 – 17th Ave. W., Seattle)
• Tuition: Middle School $175; High School $190 (all campers receive a t-shirt)
• Camp Director: Chuck Sekyra, Head Coach, email Coach Sekyra or call (206) 281-2085

Girl's Soccer Camp Registration Form (PDF Format)
Registration Form is for printing and return to SPU

Falcon Track & Field Camp 2007

The Falcon Track and Field Camp is designed for aspiring athletes ages 9-13. Our teaching style is to introduce and teach techniques in decathlon and heptathlon training. Campers will learn many of the baseline principles that professional athletes train with on a day to day basis. SPU coaching staff and athletes will offer general strength instruction, along with sprint mechanics, and personal attention in each of the designated decathlon and heptathlon events.

• Camp Dates: July 2-3, 5-6 (no activity on Independence Day)
• Schedule: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. (lunch provided; supervision until 3 p.m., if necessary)
• Site: Wallace Track & Field Facility, Seattle Pacific University campus
• Tuition: $175
• Camp Director: Karl Lerum, Head Coach, email Coach Lerum or call (206) 281-2897

Track and Field Camp Registration Form (PDF Format)
Registration Form is for printing and return to SPU

Falcon Girls Volleyball Camp 2007

The Falcon Volleyball Camp is designed for middle school and high school girls who wish to learn advanced volleyball skills or sharpen their current abilities. There are two camps: a two-day session for middle school ages, and a four-day high school session. Players will be divided by age and ability to increase their individual experience. Each athlete will receive individual instruction and positive feedback. The camp will be organized and run by the SPU coaching staff and players.

• Camp Dates: Middle School (entering grades 6-8) July 30-31; High School (entering grades 9-12) Aug. 1-4
• Schedule: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily
• Site: Brougham Pavilion, Seattle Pacific University campus
• Tuition: Middle School $100; High School $200 (all campers receive a t-shirt)
• Camp Director: Chris Johnson, Head Coach, email Coach Johnson or call (206) 281-2263

Volleyball Camp Registration Form (PDF Format)
Registration Form is for printing and return to SPU

Falcon Girl's Basketball Camp 2007

The Falcon Girls Basketball Camp is designed for girls entering grades 4-10 who have a desire to learn individual and team fundamental skills. Players are divided by age and ability so that each can compete at her own level.

Besides daily games and drills, athletes learn sound fundamentals of offense and defense; how to develop a positive mental attitude; what it takes to be competitive; and the importance team play. In addition, each athlete receives focused individual instruction and affirmation from the coaching staff.

• Camp Dates: June 25-28; July 23-26
• Schedule: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Thursday
• Site: Brougham Pavilion, Seattle Pacific University campus
• Tuition: $200 (includes ball and t-shirt)
• Camp Director: Sasha Anderson, e-mail Coach Anderson or call (206) 281-2930

Girl's Basketball Camp Registration Form (PDF Format)
Registration Form is for printing and return to SPU

Jeffrey Valcik Telephone: 206-298-0099

Unlimited Potential Telephone: 206-284-2944

Falcon Boy's Basketball Camps 2007

The Falcon Boys Basketball Camp is designed for boys entering grades 3-10 who want to learn individual and team fundamental skills in a positive, affirming environment. Activities include personal instruction by SPU coaches and players, along with opportunities for daily team play.

• Camp Dates: Two sessions, July 9-12 and July 16-19
• Schedule: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Thursday
• Site: Brougham Pavilion, Seattle Pacific University campus
• Tuition: $200 (includes ball and t-shirt)
• Camp Director: Brock Veltri, e-mail Coach Veltri or call (206) 281-2745

Boy's Basketball Camp Registration Form (PDF Format)
Registration Form is for printing and return to SPU

Falcon Running Camp 2007

Founded in 1960, the Falcon Running Camp is the longest continuing program of its kind in the nation. During the past 44 years, hundreds of runners of all ages have enjoyed covering the wooded trails, open fields and endless beaches of Seattle Pacific University's Casey Campus on Whidbey Island. Many have returned again and again to test "the ridge" and run off into an evening sunset. We hope you'll take the opportunity to run at Casey too.

Daily teaching and discussion sessions address such topics as schedule building, mental preparation, injury prevention, nutrition, strength and flexibility training, motivation, cross training and race preparation.

• Camp Dates: One resident session, July 22-27
• Program: Two formal training sessions each day for junior and senior high campers. The morning is a special time of camaraderie. The afternoon session focuses on technique and racing strategy.
• Site: Casey Conference Center, Whidbey Island.
• Tuition: $360 (team rates available; please ask!)
• Camp Director: Doris Heritage, e-mail Coach Heritage or call (206) 281-2880.

Running Camp Registration Form (PDF Format)
Registration Form is for printing and return to SPU

Northwest Soccer Camp 2007

Northwest Soccer Camp is renowned throughout the region and nation as one of the most popular, long-standing and unique soccer experiences a player can enjoy. Founded by Seattle Pacific University men's coach Cliff McCrath in 1973, NWSC has provided quality instruction in a safe and fun environment to more than two generations of players, including the likes of U.S. World Cup stars Kasey Keller and Michelle Akers.

2007 Day Camps

• Camp Dates: Weekly sessions beginning June 25. See the NWSC web site for details.
• Program: Individual fundamentals, positional play and team tactics will be taught according to age and ability. Player to coach ratio is approximately 12 to 1.
• Sites: Dozens of locations throughout the Puget Sound region. See the NWSC web site for details.
• Tuition: Cost for the week is $105 (half-day). Each athlete receives a camp t-shirt.
• Contacts: (206) 281-2904 or visit our Website www.nwsoccer.org.

2007 Resident Camps

• Camp Dates: Weekly sessions beginning June 24. See the NWSC web site for details.
• Programs: Future Stars (ages 7-15), Junior Advanced (ages 9-13), Advanced (ages 12-18), Goalkeeping (ages 12-18), Elite Week (ages 15-18), plus more. See NWSC web site for details.
• Sites: Camp Casey on Whidbey Island. Camp Casey is located on 2000 feet of saltwater beach. The camp includes 14 junior and four regulation-size fields, as well as basketball courts, a heated swimming pool and Fort Casey to explore.
• Tuition: Cost for the week ranges from $355-575, depending on session. All weeks are co-ed and include food, lodging, instruction and 24-hour supervision.
• Contacts: (206) 281-2904 or visit our Website www.nwsoccer.org.

Northwest Soccer Multi-Sport Camp 2007

Northwest Soccer's Multi-Sport Camp introduces boys and girls to games and activities they may not have played. We do this in a fun-filled environment geared toward meaningful participation. Sports and games may include soccer, basketball, track & field, swimming, floor hockey and other indoor and outdoor activities. Campers should bring a snack, drink and sack lunch daily.

• Camp Dates: Aug. 6-10 and Aug. 27-31
• Schedule: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday
• Site: Brougham Pavilion, Seattle Pacific University campus
• Tuition: Cost for the week is $235 for a full day. Each athlete receives a t-shirt.
• Contacts: (206) 281-2904 or visit our Website www.nwsoccer.org.

Falcon Gymnastics Summer Recreation 2007

The Falcon Gymnastics Center summer program strives to provide positive learning opportunities in a safe environment for all gymnasts. Our fully-equipped facility includes two in-ground foam pits, a 30-foot long trampoline, competitive apparatus for all events and other specialized teaching stations. Prior gymnastics experience is not required.

• Camp Dates: Eight 4-day sessions, beginning June 25 through Aug. 16
• Schedule: 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. (Little Birds, ages 4-5) and 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m. (Elementary, ages 6-12), Monday-Thursday
• Site: Brougham Pavilion, Seattle Pacific University campus
• Camp Director: (206) 281-2883 or e-mail Coach Tindall