UPCOMING CAMP DATES
All Sports Camp at Loyola University Complex is broken into two categories: Holiday Camps and Summer Camp. Holiday Camps occur throughout the year with a list of dates shown above. Summer Camp is a specific (4) week period beginning on June 6 and ending on July 1. Click Summer Camp to learn about registration and sign up today! Historically, we max out by May 31.
Boys and Girls ages 5 - 12 are invited to participate in All Sports Camps. Camp is broken into three age groups:
Registration available online or in-person on day of camp. All Sports Camp registrations are offered on a weekly and daily basis.
Daily Registration is $50/day for Holiday & Summer Camps, and Weekly Registration is offered at $225 during Holiday Camps & Summer Camps . Early Bird pricing is available for Summer Camp if you register by 11:59 PM on Wednesday, March 31, 2021.
If you plan on registering in person, please allow 15 minutes prior to the start of the camp day (9:00 AM) as we do have to gather quite a bit of information to ensure the safety and well being of your child. Please text/call Junction Place Sports LLC (504-356-1812) to get information about where to park!
Camp days will include instruction and game play in baseball, basketball, flag football, soccer and other specialty sports. Each day will entail a speed and agility component that translates to enhanced functional movement and body control that is applicable for all ages. This is the perfect camp for boys and girls who enjoy movement, or who need a little motivation to get moving! Housed indoor at Loyola University Sports Complex, who wouldn't have fun playing and learning new games in a safe and controlled environment?
Registration available online or in-person on day of camp. All Sports Camp registrations are offered on a weekly and daily basis.
Daily registration is $50/day for Holiday & Summer Camps, and weekly registration is offered at $225 during Holiday Camps & Summer Camps . Early Bird pricing is available for Summer Camp if you register by 11:59 PM on Wednesday, March 31, 2021.
If you plan on registering in person, please allow 15 minutes prior to the start of the camp day (9:00 AM) as we do have to gather quite a bit of information to ensure the safety and well being of your child. Please text/call Junction Place Sports LLC (504-356-1812) to get information about where to park!
Camp days will include instruction and game play in baseball, basketball, flag football, soccer and other specialty sports. Each day will entail a speed and agility component that translates to enhanced functional movement and body control that is applicable for all ages. This is the perfect camp for boys and girls who enjoy movement, or who need a little motivation to get moving! Housed indoor at Loyola University Sports Complex, who wouldn't have fun playing and learning new games in a safe and controlled environment?
FAQ's Q: What types of sporting activities will the 10-12 year olds be participating in? A: 10-12 year old boys and girls will see instruction and gameplay in baseball, basketball, flag football and soccer on a daily basis. We will also introduce "silly games" that are designed to promote dynamic and functional movements, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and increase critical thinking- albeit under the guise of just have fun!
Q: What types of sporting activities will the 7 -9 year olds be participating in? A: 7-9 year old boys and girls will see instruction and gameplay in baseball, basketball, flag football and soccer on a daily basis. We will also introduce "silly games" that are designed to promote dynamic and functional movements, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and increase critical thinking- albeit under the guise of just have fun!
Q: What types of sporting activities will 5-6 year olds be participating in? A: 5-6 year old boys and girls will see an introduction to baseball, basketball, flag football and soccer. They too will participate in age appropriate "silly games" designed to promote gross and fine motor skills as well as better understanding the concepts associated with being part of a team.
Q: What will a typical day of camp look like?
8:00-8:45 AM- Early Morning Care (not mandatory/ $7/Day/Child) 8:45-9:00 AM- Camper Arrival 9:00-9:15 AM- Intro Activity for Each Camp Group 9:15-9:20 AM- Morning Meeting with review of daily schedule and expectations for campers & coaches 9:20-10:00 AM- LS (5-6 yrs): Soccer Drills/Games - ES (7-9 yrs): Football Drills/Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Basketball Drills/Games 10:00-10:15 AM- Power Quarter Hour Speed and Agility Training (All Groups- But Still in Separate Spaces) 10:15-10:45 AM- LS (5-6 yrs): Silly Game (Ga Ga Ball) - ES (7-9 yrs): Soccer Drills/Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Football Drills/Games 10:45-11:15 AM- LS (5-6 yrs): Lunch - ES (7-9 yrs): Kickball/Baseball Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Silly Game (Ga Ga Ball) 11:15-11:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs)"Chill Zone" /ES (7-9 yrs) Lunch - HOF (10-12 yrs): Baseball Game 11:45-12:15 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) finish "Chill Zone" - ES (7-9 yrs) Board Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Lunch 12:15-12:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Baseball Batting Tees/Game - ES (7-9 yrs) Silly Game (Battle Ball) - HOF (10-12 yrs) Board Games 12:45-1:15 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Silly Game (Thunderball) - ES (7-9 yrs) Basketball Drills/ Game - HOF (10-12 yrs) Baseball Cages/Field 1:15-1:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Flag Football Drills/Games - ES (7-9 yrs) Tennis Drills/ Game - HOF (10-12 yrs) Golf Drills/Mini-Games 1:45-2:15 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Basketball Drills/Games - ES (7-9 yrs) Capture the Flag - HOF (10-12 yrs) Soccer Drills/Games 2:15-2:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Sharks and Minnows - ES (7-9 yrs) Soccer Drills/Games - HOF (10-12 yrs) Silly Game (Battle Ball) 2:45-3:00 PM- End of Day Meeting/Wrap-Up and Gather of all Belongings for Carpool 3:00-3:15 PM- Camp Dismissal 3:15- 5:30 PM- After Care (board games and movement activities- light snack provided to all participants around 3:45 PM)
Q: What gear should my child bring to camp? A: Athletic clothes and tennis shoes are the only materials required. Baseball gear (glove, bat, helmet) are not required but encouraged to bring daily unless otherwise stated. Camp will supply all gear, however, baseball specific work is best to do with the same gear you will use in games/practices outside of camp.
Q: Lunch?:
A: Lunches from home can be brought daily (no dietary restricts at this time but as allergies can factor, parents will be made aware if any restricts are needed). Food for purchase may be available on-site at Loyola University (COVID-19 effected, still working out details). Questions? Call us at 504-356-1812
FAQ's Q: What types of sporting activities will the 10-12 year olds be participating in? A: 10-12 year old boys and girls will see instruction and gameplay in baseball, basketball, flag football and soccer on a daily basis. We will also introduce "silly games" that are designed to promote dynamic and functional movements, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and increase critical thinking- albeit under the guise of just have fun!
Q: What types of sporting activities will the 7 -9 year olds be participating in? A: 7-9 year old boys and girls will see instruction and gameplay in baseball, basketball, flag football and soccer on a daily basis. We will also introduce "silly games" that are designed to promote dynamic and functional movements, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and increase critical thinking- albeit under the guise of just have fun!
Q: What types of sporting activities will 5-6 year olds be participating in? A: 5-6 year old boys and girls will see an introduction to baseball, basketball, flag football and soccer. They too will participate in age appropriate "silly games" designed to promote gross and fine motor skills as well as better understanding the concepts associated with being part of a team.
Q: What will a typical day of camp look like?
7:30-8:45 AM- Early Morning Care (not mandatory/ $7/Day/Child) 8:45-9:00 AM- Camper Arrival 9:00-9:15 AM- Intro Activity for Each Camp Group 9:15-9:20 AM- Morning Meeting with review of daily schedule and expectations for campers & coaches 9:20-10:00 AM- LS (5-6 yrs): Soccer Drills/Games - ES (7-9 yrs): Football Drills/Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Basketball Drills/Games 10:00-10:15 AM- Power Quarter Hour Speed and Agility Training (All Groups- But Still in Separate Spaces) 10:15-10:45 AM- LS (5-6 yrs): Silly Game (Ga Ga Ball) - ES (7-9 yrs): Soccer Drills/Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Football Drills/Games 10:45-11:15 AM- LS (5-6 yrs): Lunch - ES (7-9 yrs): Kickball/Baseball Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Silly Game (Ga Ga Ball) 11:15-11:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs)"Chill Zone" /ES (7-9 yrs) Lunch - HOF (10-12 yrs): Baseball Game 11:45-12:15 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) finish "Chill Zone" - ES (7-9 yrs) Board Games - HOF (10-12 yrs): Lunch 12:15-12:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Baseball Batting Tees/Game - ES (7-9 yrs) Silly Game (Battle Ball) - HOF (10-12 yrs) Board Games 12:45-1:15 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Silly Game (Thunderball) - ES (7-9 yrs) Basketball Drills/ Game - HOF (10-12 yrs) Baseball Cages/Field 1:15-1:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Flag Football Drills/Games - ES (7-9 yrs) Tennis Drills/ Game - HOF (10-12 yrs) Golf Drills/Mini-Games 1:45-2:15 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Basketball Drills/Games - ES (7-9 yrs) Capture the Flag - HOF (10-12 yrs) Soccer Drills/Games 2:15-2:45 PM- LS (5-6 yrs) Sharks and Minnows - ES (7-9 yrs) Soccer Drills/Games - HOF (10-12 yrs) Silly Game (Battle Ball) 2:45-3:00 PM- End of Day Meeting/Wrap-Up and Gather of all Belongings for Carpool 3:00-3:15 PM- Camp Dismissal 3:15- 5:30 PM- After Care (board games and movement activities- light snack provided to all participants around 3:45 PM)
Q: What gear should my child bring to camp? A: Athletic clothes and tennis shoes are the only materials required. Baseball gear (glove, bat, helmet) are not required but encouraged to bring daily unless otherwise stated. Camp will supply all gear, however, baseball specific work is best to do with the same gear you will use in games/practices outside of camp.
Q: Lunch?:
A: Lunches from home can be brought daily (no dietary restricts at this time but as allergies can factor, parents will be made aware if any restricts are needed). Food for purchase may be available on-site at Loyola University (COVID-19 effected, still working out details). Questions? Call us @ 504-356-1812 or text using link below
BUILDING BLOCKS- OUR RECIPE FOR SUCCESS!
Our approach to early childhood and elementary age sports education is simple: provide a foundation based on the basic elements of the subject matter and don't put a cap on the results!
Leading young people doesn't require personal accolades or success of the instructor in the given subject matter. Young people have a zest for knowledge and experience, what "you did" probably occurred before they were born so it's really insignificant to their perspective. What does matter in the mind of a young person is can you relate? Can you inspire? Can you communicate on a level that THEY can understand? At Junction Place Sports, our staff is provided a curriculum, better yet a language, that ensures just that! While communication with parents/guardians is of the utmost importance to our organizational principals, our aim is to have YOUR child be able to explain to you what they learned and love about Basketball Basics and Simply Soccer!
We provide clear and pointed adult based information- the "who/what/where/when's". What we don't do is force a narrative of what your child did or how they felt about it in a "copy and paste" email/text format that has become common place today. That's not the job of an instructor of young people. We aim to have your child fill in the blanks to whatever questions you may have! Our instruction is repetitive, like, really repetitive, as in, we say the same phrases over and over and over and over again- something we are sure you can understand. We don't back away from that approach. It works.
Here is what you can expect when you provide your child the experience of Junction Place Sports' Basketball Basic or Simply Soccer Programs:
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