FAQ

No

You may if necessary. However, you must communicate with your team coach as we take attendance multiple times throughout a camp day. Missing days is discouraged, as it affects team and group activities.

Unfortunately, we don’t have any at this time. We are hoping to have this kind of assistance in the near future. We can accept payment plans. Please contact us.

Deaf, hard of hearing, hearing, and CODA children within the age group of 7-18 are all welcome.

No refunds are available less than a month before camp begins.

The camp quickly fills up in advance, and due to popular demand in recent years, walk-up registration is not guaranteed.

Competitive basketball activities within a highly structured and organized learning environment. Daily fundamental teaching stations, contests, competitions, and individual instruction. Team format. Each team has a permanent coach for the week. Schedules can be distributed upon request at the registration table. ALL campers receive equal amount of playing time.

The staff is comprised of adults who are experienced teachers and coaches. Attendance is taken several times throughout the day.

Comfortable, cool clothing and possessions that are labeled with your full name
Basketball gear, including basketball shorts and shoes
Water bottle
Do not bring valuables – we’ll provide a valuable experience!

“Tryouts” are the first thing in the morning on the first day and campers are grouped accordingly- by size, age, and ability. Additionally, coaches will divide their teams into units based upon the ability to ensure competitive equality.

Yes, parents are welcome as long as it is not on an all-day, every day basis. Please let us know in advance.

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