Ocean City, MD 21842
opportunity to practice individual
soccer skills, work in small groups
and participate in full game settings.
Campers will learn new skills or
sharpen their existing skills, so they
are better prepared for game situa-
tions.
and small group instruction design-
ed to expose campers to the funda-
mentals of the game. Campers will
play modified games through the
week that will allow them to apply
individual skills into a game setting.
damentals by participating in a vari-
ety of track-based activities cover-
ing the basic principles of running
and jumping. Some activities that
will be taught is the long jump, high
jump, shot-put and hurdles.
damentals of the game of football,
with skill development and tech-
nique drills, along with game strate-
gy in our daily game.
combo camps and recreation sports
of traditional and non-traditional
sports. Sports Combo Camps in-
clude traditional sports, such as
basketball, soccer, volleyball and
flag football, as well as, additional
activities, such as badminton and
table tennis.
ming lessons for children ages 3
and up at the Shad Landing pool,
located at the Pocomoke River Sate
Park in Snow Hill.
call 410-632-2144.
recreational and sports summer
camp season has begun.
Worcester County Recreation Cen-
ter in Snow Hill and other locations
across the county. The camps are
open to school-age children enter-
ing grades one through eight, with
golf camp being open to children
ages 7 to 11 years old. These week-
long camps will run through the
week of Aug. 12. Financial aid is
available to those who show a dem-
onstrated need.
ketball, soccer, tennis, track, golf,
and flag football. Participants will
take part in daily drills, modified
games, and full game situations.
tals of tennis including forward and
backhand swings, serving and scor-
ing along with ball control. Campers
will also learn the importance of
court awareness, as well as, playing
singles and doubles.
Baltimore Ravens, who were members of the Super Bowl XXXV team, participated in the event. Proceeds from this tournament
go toward the Roost #44 scholarship fund, which in 2013 awarded $14,700 to local high school graduates. To date, the roost
has awarded over $100,000 to local high school graduates.