Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy

The Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy will host two offensive improvement camps this summer to help your son or daughter improve their shooting technique and footwork.
The first camp will be held at Dundee HS on June 26-29 (Monday thru Thursday) from 9am to 12noon. The cost will be $75.
The second camp will be held at Avoca HS from July 17-21 (Monday thru Friday) from 9am to 1pm. This will be our 17th summer at Avoca. The cost will be $90.
For both camps, the fee rises the closer you get to the camp dates so it is wise to register early. This also helps our staff as we plan our camps and order camp t-shirts.
Registration forms are available when you contact Bill Hopkins at [email protected].
We guarantee your son or daughter will have all the information they’ll need to become a great shooter. It will be, however, up to them to make time to practice the technique on a daily basis. We recommend 500 shots per day if they intend to be a serious shooter/maker! Being a self-taught shooter does NOT cut it. Register soon to have your child be on their way to being a reliable shooter, a reliable MAKER of shots - a player coaches cannot keep out of their lineup.

Our Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Camp at Avoca HS is on the horizon. The camp is scheduled for July 18-22 from 9am to 1pm for girls and boys in grades 5-12. We are very excited to return to the gym after a two year hiatus due to Covid.
The graduates of our camp have benefited from the content of our teachings over the last 20 years. Not only do we teach, we try to inspire, try to motivate and certainly try to encourage all our campers every year to take the information we pass on and get them to work to improve. There are no instantaneous improvements. No magic wand to wave. Just effort on the camper’s part to get better.
We can’t wait to help this year’s campers to Shoot the Lights Out!!
Contact Bill Hopkins at [email protected] for a registration form.

Due to a conflict, the dates of our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca HS have changed. The new dates are now July 18-22 (M-F) from 9am to 1pm. The camp is designed for boys and girls in grades 5-12. We have more good news as well. The cafeteria staff at Avoca HS will treat our campers with lunch! How fortunate are we!
We can’t wait to get back into the gym to teach our young players how to become great scorers. The local boys and girls rosters are riddled with Shoot the Lights Out graduates. Many of whom have received all-star recognition. Are you the next all-star? Join us in July and discover our secrets!

After two years, we have scheduled our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca HS on July 25 to July 29 from9 am to 1pm. Many thanks go out Bill Collmer, our host at Avoca HS and to the Avoca Administration for approving our camp for 2022. We are all very excited to get back to the gym and teach our area basketball players the fundamentals of shooting a basketball. Not to mention, the myriad of offensive skills that we offer and teach to afford every player the opportunity to achieve offensive greatness. To receive a registration form, contact Bill Hopkins at [email protected] or call him at 607-738-5307.

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy updated their business hours.

We are optimistic about hosting a camp in Avoca in 2022. After two years away, we can’t wait to get back into the gym and teach both young and older players the proper technique of shooting the basketball. The challenge is to inspire those players to correct their flaws in their technique, if they exist in our estimation. Knowing the technique without the willingness to practice guarantees nothing!! We feel confident in our abilities to teach and motivate.

Keep your eyes and ears open in the spring. You, too, will soon be Shooting the Lights Out.

Our Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Camp has been canceled for 2021. Our staff has decided in light of Covid-19 and all the precautions we would have to take to comply with the Avoca Administration as well as the Steuben County Health Department, it would be very difficult to conduct a camp under the conditions set forth.
We look forward to 2022 where we believe our campers and staff can participate in a camp safely allowing our staff to teach and our campers to learn and practice the offensive skills in a safe and uninhibited environment

Looking forward to 2021 and getting back on the court to assist young players to becoming an offensive threat! If you are interested, our shooting instructional video is available. Contact me at [email protected]
Merry Christmas everyone!

Coach Hopkins

Today would have been the first day of our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca HS. Due to COVID 19, we were forced to cancel our camp this year. WE WILL be back and better than ever next summer ready to teach our youth how to shoot the basketball correctly. The how is what we do. The effort to practice is what you do!

Sadly due to the coronavirus, our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca HS has been canceled this summer. We are optimistic about returning next summer (2021) to offer our shooting instruction to all interested basketballs players.
If your son or daughter has already registered for this year’s camp, it will be applied to next year’s.
Just because our camp has been canceled this year is not an excuse to not try to improve your game in this off-season. Our shooting instructional videos are available to guide your improvement along the way. Contact me via phone or email if you are interested in these videos.
Thank you and please stay safe.

Coach Hopkins
607-738-5307
[email protected]

Our 13th Annual Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp is scheduled for July 27 - July 31 from 9am to 1pm at Avoca HS in Avoca, NY.

The camp is hosted by Bill Collmer, a long-time Avoca basketball advocate and will be directed by Max Young, the Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at Elmira Notre Dame.

It is a camp known for purely offensive basketball. We will teach each camper the fundamentals of shooting the ball, shooting footwork and scoring the ball. We GUARANTEE your child will improve throughout the week. Once our camp is finished, however, each camper’s improvement will be singularly up to them. Will they be a participant in the game of basketball OR do they want to be great? That choice is theirs!!

If your son or daughter attended last years camp, they will receive a form in the mail this spring. If this is a new venture for you, there are 3 ways to access a registration form:

1. Go to our web site
www.shootlightsout.com (registration forms will be available on our site within two weeks)
2. Contact Bill Hopkins via email at
[email protected] OR call him at 607-738-5307
3. Contact Bill Collmer in Avoca, NY
607-769-1925

Hope to see your child at our camp! Their skill improvement throughout the week is assured!

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Our 13th Annual Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca HS has concluded. Many thanks goes out to the staff who taught, nurtured and guided our record-setting number of campers. Our staff included Bill Collmer, our host and long-time Avoca basketball advocate, Max Young, the camp director and Head Girls coach at Elmira Notre Dame, Jordan Haggard, 2019 graduate of Corning HS who will be attending and playing basketball at Nazareth College this fall, Lucas Rossington, another 2019 graduate of Corning HS who will attend Syracuse University and Mary Foster who is attending the Division I University of New Hampshire on a basketball scholarship. It is safe to say our campers were in safe and competent hands!!
Congratulations to our award winners
Camper of the Week: Tucker Gerych

Most Improved Campers:
Kayla Atherton and John Griffin

Coaches Awards
Levi Gardner
Hunter Anthony
Felipe Martinez

Congratulations to those award winners and all of our campers for their effort to becoming a great scorer

Now the rest is up to them. They can choose to participate and progress casually or they can WORK AT THEIR GAME. This passion for the process can only come from within. Participate or Passion? It is the players’ choice!

GREAT OPENING DAY at Avoca HS setting a record with 66 campers breaking the old record of 62. Good things are happening in our area with this many young players yearning for offensive basketball instruction. The interest is off the charts. It’ll be our job to turn that interest into passion. Passion to WORK on their game not just participate. It is that process that separates the average players from the accomplished ones. The rest of the week should be exciting!! Many Thanks to Bill Collmer, Max Young, Jordan Haggard and Lucas Rossington. Teach, Teach, Teach!!

Our Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy will be hosting our annual camp at Avoca HS in Avoca, NY starting on July 29 thru August 2 from 9 am to 1pm. The camp will be hosted by Bill Collmer, not only a long-time Avoca basketball advocate but also a Section V Basketball enthusiast. The camp will be directed by Coach Max Young who is the head girls basketball coach at Notre Dame in Elmira.
The fee is $100 per camper with discounts for families and multiple campers from the same school.
Registration forms are available on our web site: www.shootlightsout.com OR by contacting Bill Hopkins at [email protected] or call 607-738-5307
“Shooters are not born, they are made!!”

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We just concluded our 3 day clinic at Northeast Bradford HS in LeRaysville, PA. WOW did these young men and women work hard!!! Many thanks to Head Boys Basketball Coach Paul Burgert for the invitation to travel to NEB to teach boys and girls how to be a better offensive player. There were only a handful of campers who had been to our camps in the past, so for most this was a first-time experience. Their effort and attentiveness was superb! I will be watching the boys and girls teams at NEB with enthusiasm this coming winter. Go Panthers!!
Our next camp will at Avoca HS July 29 - August 2 from 9am to 1pm. It will be hosted by Bill Collmer, a long time Avoca basketball advocate, and directed by the Head Girls Coach at Elmira Notre Dame Max Young. It will be our 9th consecutive year at Avoca. Contact me at [email protected] if you would like a registration form.

We are pleased to announce two camps/clinics to our 2019 Shoot the Lights Out schedule.
On June 10 to June 12, Northeast Bradford HS will host a camp for boys and girls in grades 5-12 from noon to 2pm each. Boys Head Coach Paul Burgert will host the camp. The cost is $50 per camper with discounts for multiple campers from the same family. Please be notified that the price will increase as we approach the camp dates. For an application, please contact Bill Hopkins at 607-738-5307 or email at [email protected].

The second camp will be at Avoca HS on July 29 to August 3 from 9am to 1pm. Bill Collmer, a long-time Avoca and Steuben County basketball advocate has invited us back for our 8th consecutive year. The Notre Dame Varsity Girls Basketball Coach will direct the camp. Applications will soon be made available on our website: shootlightsout.com. If you would like an application sent directly to you, email Bill Hopkins at [email protected]

“To become an accomplished shooter, you must have knowledge as to how to shoot the ball correctly and just as important you must possess a passion to work on your technique daily shooting 300-500 shots”.
That choice is yours and yours alone! We can help but you have to work!

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We are looking forward to next summer’s camps. Although it won’t appear as a Shoot the Lights Out sponsored camp, at least one possibly two camps will take on the heading of Corning Hawks Basketball Camps. I was fortunate to be named the head boys basketball coach at Corning Painted Post HS in late summer. So we are working on the details of our camp(s) to be held at the incredible facility at Corning HS.
We will keep everyone informed as time moves along.
We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a joyous Holiday Season!!!

Been working on camps for next summer. There is a good chance we will host two separate weeks of camp at Corning’s incredible facility. You may not recognize it as it will advertised as Corning Hawks Camps but it’s still us in disguise.
As the winter moves along, keep an eye on our website (shootlightsout.com) for more details.
In the meantime, catch a Corning Hawks Boys Basketball game. We hope our players “Shoot the Lights Out”!!!

Our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca HS just concluded. Many thanks goes out to Bill Collmer, our long-time host, for allowing us to come back for our 10th annual camp. This year Coach Max Young directed the camp and we thank him for his time and effort. Max is a great teacher of skills! Nate Niles completed our instructional staff and we thank him for his teaching skills and insights. We are looking forward to returning to Avoca next year.
We would like to congratulate our award winners for this camp. We honor these campers for their superior effort, listening skills and willingness to improve.

Coaches Award: Logan Storms

Most Improved Camper: Jordan Dyring

Campers of the Week: Lillian Mullen and Miles Moody

CONGRATULATIONS to these outstanding young basketball players. Their future is very bright!

This concludes our camps for this summer. We are certainly looking forward to next year’s camps.
If anyone would care for individual instruction, please contact Coach Hopkins at 607-738-5307 or email me at [email protected]

Shoot the Lights Out!

We just concluded our Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Camp at Odessa Montour HS. Our host was the girls varsity basketball coach at OM Greg Gavich. Although the camp was not big in numbers, our campers WORKED HARD and clearly got better as the days went on.
I would like to thank our staff. They include Greg Gavich, former Notre Dame standouts Nate Niles and Kyle Minchin and recent Athens (PA) HS graduate and NTL All-Star Ethan Lane.
We would like to congratulate our award winners for this camp:
Coaches Award: Nicholas Lisi
Most Improved Camper: Mackenzie Cannon
Camper of the Week: Payton Littlefield
It is refreshing to see young players be so enthused about this great game of basketball. We are very proud of these campers. Our local game will be in good hands in the coming years

Looking forward to our final camp at Avoca HS hosted by Bill Collmer, long-time Avoca basketball advocate and director of the Frankie Rundell Memorial 3 on 3 Tournament. Our camp will be held on July 30 - August 3.

We just completed our Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Camp at Notre Dame last week. We set a record for registrations with 84, breaking last year's record of 73. Fortunately for us, the oppressive heat we are experiencing did NOT occur last week. I was very proud of all our campers for their attentiveness, effort and improvement. There were boys and girls from 20 different schools in the area from grades 4 to 12. I would also like to thank our staff who worked tirelessly to help our campers. Coach Eileen Sperduti (Sayre Girls' Varsity Coach), Max Young (ND JV Coach), Nate Niles (former ND Standout and current ND Assistant Coach), Coach Jamie Nichols (Former Corning West Standout and current Corning Girls' Youth Coach), Gary Raupers (2018 ND Graduate, 3rd Team All NYS in Class C and one of the BCANY Top 50 players), Kendra Brown (she was fantastic with our campers) and Kyle Minchin (former ND Standout).

I would like to announced our Award Winners for the week as recognized by our Camp Staff

Coaches Award Winners (25% Discount to next year's camp)
Gabrielle Randall (Sayre HS)
Katherine Polakowski (Troy HS)
Peter Jones (Harlen Rowe Elementary in Athens)
John Griffin (New Covenant Academy)

Most Improved Camper Award (50% Discount to next year's camp)
Ashaya Wallace (Broadway Elementary)
Tucker Brown ((Athens)

Camper of the Week Award (Full Scholarship to next year's camp
Carrie Claypool (Sayre HS)
JJ Babcock (Athens HS)

Congratulations to those young people.

Our next camp is at Odessa Montour HS (Finger Lakes Team Camp) from July 16-19 from 9am to 1pm. Discounts are available for multiple players from the same school. If you would like to work any of our camps, please contact me at 607-738-5307. I am looking forward to our next camp

Our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Notre Dame HS in Elmira,NY is rapidly approaching starting on June 25 and lasting through June 29th The camp will run from 9am to 1:30pm.
Registration forms are available at our web site : www.shootlightsout.com. The camp is for boys and girls in grades 5-12. We guarantee offensive improvement IF the player is willing to work hard to improve. Everybody feels they are a shooter but are you a MAKER of shots? The player cannot be one without, first, knowledge as to how to shoot properly then be willing to change how you shoot and finally, and most importantly, be willing to PRACTICE. One cannot blame the coach for not playing you IF you cannot make shots at a high percentage. Every coach loves good shooters! Come join in the fun on June 25-June 29!

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy would like to officially announce our third and final offensive improvement camp for this summer of2018. Avoca HS will be the site of our camp starting on July 30 until August 3 from 9am to 1pm. Bill Collmer, a long-time Avoca basketball advocate, will once again be our host and Max Young, the JV boys basketball coach at Notre Dame HS in Elmira, will direct our camp.
We can’t thank Coach Bill Collmer enough for inviting our staff to return to Avoca to teach the young players in that area the fundamentals of shooting and scoring. Registration forms will soon be available on our web site: www.shootlightsout.com or you can call Bill Hopkins at 607-738-5307.
One other feature of our camp is that it leads into Coach Collmer’s Frankie Rundell Memorial 3 on 3 Tournament starting on August 4th. Bill Collmer can be contacted for the tournament’s application.
Let’s Shoot the Lights Out!!

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy

Shoot theLights Out announces the Finger Lakes Team Camp on July 16-19 (M-Th) at Odessa Montour HS. Our host is Greg Gavich, the girls basketball coach at OM. The camp will be conducted from 9am to1pm. Registration forms will soon be available on our web site:
www.shootlightsout.com
This is a unique camp in that we will combine the teachings of our offensive improvement camps with games.
Teams that register will be entitled to registration group discounts. Girls and boys divisions with JV and Varsity breakdowns. We gear our program to individuals in grades 7-12. We will not discourage younger players from attending.
We assure the improvement of each camper!!!

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy (STLOBA) is pleased to announce their Offensive Improvement Camp at Notre Dame High School from June 25-29 from 9am to 1:30pm. Registration forms will be available at www.shootlightsout.com or by calling Coach Hopkins at 607-738-5307 or by emailing him at [email protected]
More camp announcements soon to follow

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I wish all our graduates of the Shoot the Lights Out Camps, the very best season. "FIND THE SEAMS", ELBOW UNDER THE BALL, MAKE THE BALL SPIN BACKWARDS!!

Had a great day at Northeast Bradford on October 7th at our shooting clinic. The boys and girls were outstanding listeners. I want to thank Coach Bergert and the staff who assisted. Everyone bought in to what was taught. 4 Hours is a long time to give their fullest. That is what they did.
Best of Luck to all the players

Shooting Clinic at Northeast Bradford on Saturday October 7 at 10am hosted by the NEB basketball coaching staff.

A one day shooting clinic will be held at Northeast Bradford HS on Saturday October 7 from 10am to 2pm.
Head Boys Coach Paul Burgert and Head Girls Coach Jim Davis are hosting the event.
As always we are looking forward to teaching the proper technique of shooting the basketball as well introducing some offensive skills. The goal is first to inspire the youth to wanting to become a better offensive player. Secondly, give them the knowledge of how to perform these skills. Finally, have them understand that they hold the key to improvement by practicing these skills knowing good things do not happen overnight.
Very excited about teaching this great game and looking forward to October 7th.

We just concluded our Shoot the Lights Out Camp at Avoca HS. Many thanks goes to Bill Collmer, our host, for all the work he put in to promote our camp as well as being the best advocate for Avoca Basketball. I just wish more people would care about what Bill does throughout his community. There will always be the core of people who know what Bill tries to do but there are many more who don't. Thanks Bill for all you do!!!
Thanks goes to Max Young as well, my assistant at Notre Dame, who instructed at all 3 of our camps this summer.
Our award winners for the Avoca Camp were:
Coaches Award:
Haden Abbott, Avoca HS
Logan Storms, St. Mary's in Canadaigua

Most Improved Campers
Haylee DeMong, Campbell- Savona
Jacob Hagadone, Hammondsport

Camper of the Week
Kendra Pinckney, Prattsburgh

Congratulations to all of these campers for their effort, attentiveness and listening skills.
Providing opportunities for local players to improve their offensive skills has always been our mission. It's what the players do with this information along with the willingness to work that can springboard players out of mediocrity and into the limelight. Coaches have no choice but to play players who can score. Plain and simple!! We'll keep trying to offer players opportunities to improve!

Just concluded our Finger Lakes Camp at Odessa Montour HS. Once again, very proud of our campers for their effort to get better throughout the week. It was guaranteed to each of them they would be a better, more complete player than they were at the beginning of the week IF they worked hard. They all lived up to our guarantee. It confirms to this ole coach that we do, in fact, have passionate basketball players in our area that ARE willing to work and not expect a magic wand to be waved over them to make them better.
Here are our award winners for the week:
Camper of the Week: Aaron Lane from Athens HS
Most Improved Award:
Hannah Nolan from Odessa Montour HS
Chase Minnick from Athens HS
Coaches Award:
Malia Mertens from Odessa Montour HS
Ashlee Volpe from Corning
Autumn Garrison from Odessa Montour HS

A special thank you for Coach Greg Gavich, the girls basketball coach at Odessa Montour HS for hosting our camp at OM.
In addition, thanks goes out to Coach Jamie Nichols from Corning, Max Young, the JV Coach at Notre Dame and Justin Bauco, a senior from ND.
Our Avoca Camp is scheduled for July 24-28 at Avoca HS. Bill Collmer is our host and we look forward to visiting that area in a few days.

We just concluded our Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Notre Dame HS in Elmira.
We set a record for not only total campers (73) but also for the effort these campers demonstrated throughout the week. The best of which was today, our final day. I can think of maybe a handful of camps in our nearly 20 years of hosting camps throughout the Southern Tier that kept working throughout the week up all the way up to the closing ceremonies .
I am very proud of these young men and women and I believe they all have bright future in this great game of basketball
Here are our award winners for the week as selected by our Coaching Staff:
Coaches Award
Dominick Russ
Tucker Brown
JJ Babcock

Most Improved Campers:
Josh Miller
Gabriella Picco

Campers of the Week:
Nathan Zhou
Destiny Middaugh

We are very proud of these young men and women !!!!
July 10-13 will be our Finger Lakes Camp at Odessa Montour HS hosted by Greg Gavich, the girls Varsity Basketball Coach. Looking forward to another great week of teaching offensive skills

73 campers - a new Notre Dame Shoot the Lights Out Camp record. Very pleased thus far with our campers effort

The Notre Dame Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp is coming sooner than you think. A reminder that the cost of the camp rises after the period of two weeks prior to the start of camp. June 26-30 from 9am to 1:30pm are the dates and times we will teach our local youth how to shoot the basketball correctly.
Registration forms are available on our web site. Visit www.shootlightsout.com
Looking forward to seeing your son and/or daughter there.

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy

Shoot the Lights Out Basketball Academy would like to announce the dates of two of their camps to be held this coming summer
Elmira Notre Dame
June 26-30 9am to 1:30pm
Finger Lakes Team Camp at Odessa Montour High School
July 10-13 8:30am to 1:30pm
Emphasis will be placed on developing scoring skills including the fundamentals of shooting the basketball along with proper footwork. Every player needs to learn how to score in a variety of ways. We can teach; the player must practice!!

Registration forms are available on our web site: www.shootlightsout.com

We just completed our third and final Shoot the Lights Out Offensive Improvement Camp at Avoca High School. We want to thank Bill Collmer, our host, for his tireless effort to make our camp a success.
We also want to thank our staff, Toby Wirth, Joe Prunier and Derrick Stark, for their teaching ability as well as their interaction with our campers . Earlier in the week Bill Baker, the new boys' basketball coach at Haverling High School in Bath, NY, gave us a couple days of time to our camp. We want to thank him as well.
All our campers gave great effort and improved as the week went on. One of our most youthful camps we've ever had, that did not deter their determination to get better and compete.
We recognized 7 of our campers during our closing ceremony with various awards for not only their effort but also their eye contact and genuine passion for the game. Our staff selected these young boys and girls. We are very proud of them and believe they have a bright future as players and more importantly as people.
Coaches Awards
1. Logan Storms
2. Hannah McCaffery
3. Hunter McCaffery
4. Lucas Feldman
Most Improved Campers
1. Kayla Nichoporuk
2. Alex Feldman
Camper of the Week
Ashlee Volpe

Our Finger Lakes Team Camp at Odessa Montour High School concluded today. What a great week we had with our 57 hard-working campers. The camp was hosted by Greg Gavich, the girls head coach at OM.
We want to thank our camp staff for their effort and expertise this week. Thanks goes out to Lou Fiorillo of Fiorillo Fitness, Greg Gavich, Skip Strobel, Max Young, Audrey Rijo, Kyle Minchin, Patrick Brown and Justin Bauco.
We honored 6 campers at our awards ceremony. Rather than award the best, most talented players, we awarded the campers who gave great effort, great eye contact and superior improvement.
3 Coaches Awards
Kara Reese - Odessa Montour
Nolan Ruocco - Newfield
Max Stansfield - Horseheads
2 Most Improved Camper Awards
Taylor Hight - Penn Yan Academy
Paden Grover - Odessa Montour
Camper of the Week
Alexander Schwoeble - Newfield
Congratulations to our award winners and again thank you to all our campers for their efforts this past week!!
Our final week of camp will be August 1-5 at Avoca High School hosted by Bill Collmer.

Just completed our week of camp at Notre Dame HS. We had 68 campers, our largest camp ever at Notre Dame.
Congratulations goes out to our award winners
Four campers earned Coaches Award a Honors
1. Ailiaya Bevacqua - Northeast Bradford
2. James Sutherlin - Spencer VanEtten
3. Keegan Monahan - SMOM
4. Brady Smith - Athens HS
Two campers earned Most Improved Honors
1. John Griffin - Canisteo-Greenwood
2. Jaida Sutherlin - Spencer VanEtten
One special camper was named Camper of the Week - Aaron Lane from Athens HS
I would like to thank all of our campers for their efforts this past week. I would also like to thank our staff for their time and effort in making our first week this summer a special one.
Justin Bauco
Mary Foster
Kyle Minchin
Coach Jamie Nichols
Joe Prunier
Toby Wirth
Looking forward to next week at Odessa Montour HS for our Finger Lakes Team Camp. For a registration form, visit our web site
www.shootlightsout.com

No one or no obstacle can stand in your way to achieve these standards of excellence.