Upcoming Clackamas Camps & Clinics

• Softball
• Volleyball
• Soccer
• Wreslting

2012 Softball Camps & Clinics

Girls Softball Camps
Session I Ages: 10 & under
Session II Ages: 12 & under
Monday evenings
Jan. 9, Jan. 23 & Jan. 30
6:30–8:30 p.m.
Cost: $35

The camps will be conducted at the same time but girls will be grouped together by age and skill level. Each session will consist of one hour of hitting, bunting, and slapping and one hour of defensive skills and drills. The camps will be conducted by the CCC Women’s Softball Team.

20th Annual Hitting Clinic
Ages 11-18 (grouped by age)
Session I: Jan. 28, 9am - 11am
Session II: Jan. 28, 12pm - 2pm
Session III: Jan. 28. 2:30pm - 4:40pm

Cost $35 per session
(This camp fills early, no refunds will be made after Monday, Jan. 18)
Instruction in the fundamentals of bunting, slapping and hitting for girls 11-18. Sign up for a desired time. We will call or email you if your preferred sessions is full. Conducted by the Clackamas Community College Women’s Softball coaching staff and local high school and ASA coaches.

Pitching Clinic
Sat., Jan 28 & Sun., Jan. 29
10 a.m.–12 noon
Cost: $35

CCC pitching coach, Emily Smith, will give instruction on the fundamentals of pitching. This clinic will help girls ages 8-13 to learn and develop the pitching motion through instruction and hands-on teaching. The CCC softball pitchers will assist each pitcher with individual feedback. To ensure a small pitcher-to-coach ratio, this clinic is limited to number of pitchers, so enroll early.

View more details & registration form

For more information, please contact head coach Jessica Buel at
503-594-3602 or email: jessicab@clackamas.edu

2011 Volleyball Camps

MAY CLINIC (Ages 10-18)
Saturday May 7th, 10am - noon & 1pm - 3pm
$50.00 per player

This is a four hour session working on beginning skills of volleyball. Serving, passing, digging, hitting and team concepts will be stressed. Session is limited to 40 participants. There will be a one hour lunch break and participants should bring lunch.
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JULY CAMPS

Team Camps (Grades 9-12) * Limited to four teams
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, July 26-28
from 2-5pm or from 6-9pm.
Cost is $1,100 per team (up to 14 athletes per team)

A nine-hour, three-day camp working with specific high school level teams. Teamwork, fundamental skills, offensive and defensive systems, communication and role identification will be emphasized. This camp will only accommodate 4 complete teams. Teams are units with 10-14 athletes each. Each participant will receive a T-shirt. Include all names, t-shirt sizes, and school mascot/colors on single team registration form (as attachment). A parent/legal guardian signature on the form below is required for each participant.
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Skills Camp (Grades 9-12)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, July 26-28, 9am-noon
$80.00 per player

A three day camp working to improve play on passing, setting, digging, hitting, blocking, serving, defensive tactics, offensive systems and play sets, conditioning and plyometrics. Limited to 40 participants.
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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL CLINICS/CAMPS:
All participants receive a T-shirt… Please bring a water bottle and wear sports attire (shoes, knee pads). All clinics/camps are given by Head Coach Kathie Woods, her staff and team. Location subject to change due to building renovations at Clackamas CC gymnasium. Participants will be notified of re-location via e-mail.

Refunds are available with a seven day
notice, less a $20 handling fee.

For more information please contact Head Coach Kathie Woods at
503-594-3277 or email: woodsk@clackamas.edu

About Coach Woods :
Head coach Kathie Woods has been coaching for 30 years (28 at CCC) and has built a rich tradition of volleyball success at Clackamas. She has compiled over 700 collegiate victories and her teams have won over 60% of their matches over that 30 year span.

Kathie has been named NWAACC Southern Region Coach of the Year in 1995, 1996, 2002 and 2004 as well as NWAACC Coach of the Year in 1995, 1996 and 2004. She was also honored by the Portland Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) as College Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2009 for the Portland metropolitan area.

Coach Woods and her staff will ensure your child receives top-notch coaching and valuable tools for player development.

2011 Soccer Camps

Come and experience a fun and challenging soccer camp at one of the best soccer programs in the Northwest.

The Cougar soccer team has established themselves as one of the premier junior college teams in the country, winning Northwest championships in 2004, 2005 and 2007 and region championships in 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 & 2010.

About Coach Szpara
Szpara was a four-time NCAA Division 1 first team All-American goalkeeper for Colorado College where she helped lead the Tigers to the NCAA title match in 1986 against North Carolina her freshman season. Szpara garnered multiple collegiate honors during her four years with the Tigers including ’86 NCAA tournament Most valuable Defensive Player her freshman season and Adidas Goalkeeper of the year during her senior campaign. Her field accolades led to her induction into the Colorado College Hall of Fame in 1995 as a player and her ’86 team followed as an inductee in 2006.

Szpara was a member of the U.S. National Team during the 1986-87 seasons. Her ’86 U.S. team was honored with an induction into the U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame in 2007. Following college, Szpara continued to be a member of the U.S. National pool from 1988-1991. She then turned pro and played professionally, earning all-star honors, in Japan with the Shiroki Serena from 1995-99. Following Japan, Szpara returned to the U.S. and played a season with Foothill F.C. in 2000 and with the Women’s United Soccer Association’s San Jose Cyberrays from 2001-02.

Szpara’s extensive coaching career extends back to 1989 where she was an assistant at both Stanford (’89-90) and Cal (’90-‘92). Szpara also had a brief assistant coaching stints at Cornell University (’00), Santa Clara University (‘02), San Jose State University (’03) and Warner Pacific (’04-’06)

Questions?
You can contact Janine Szpara by phone or email.
Phone: 503-594-3274
Email: janines@clackamas.edu

>> Download Registration Form (pdf)

AUGUST CAMPS & CLINICS---------------

Middle School Camp - ages 9-12.
August 1-4, 8 am - 12 pm, $100 per player

Youth Goal Keeper Camp ages 9-12
August 1-4, 8 am - 12 pm, $100 per player

High School Camp - Ages 14-18
August 8th-11th, 9 am - 12 noon, $75 per player

Conditioning Camp - Ages 14-18
August 8th - 11th, 1 pm - 3 pm, $50 per player (or $100 if taking both HS Camp & Conditioning Camp)

Goal Keeper Camp ages 14-18
August 8th - 11th, 9 am - 12 noon $100 per player

2011 Wrestling Camp

Clackamas CC, the 2011 NJCAA National Wrestling Champions,  will host the “Train to be a Champion” wrestling camp from June 27-30th. 

This is a commuter camp featuring Division I All-American & UFC Pro Chael Sonnen, 2x Junior College Champ Tyrell Fortune, and Emmy Award Winner and Motivational Speaker Richard Jensen. 

Although this is designed as a commuter camp we would love to help accommodate anyone interested in being a part of this wrestling camp.

The camp will focus on developing wrestling skills over the four days as well as citizenship, leadership, and decision making.   Please consider sending your high school and club kids as this will help to benefit the college's wrestling team!  Please refer any questions or concerns to joshr@clackamas.edu . 

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