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Served as head coach for the UWS Minor League Women's franchise (VIRGINIA FC) and currently boys varsity coach at HRA 'Hampton Roads Academy'.

#Seashore day camp pro#

Former professional head coach in the USL D3 Pro League (Eastern Shore Sharks FC), USL PDL (Virginia Legacy SC), WPSL Women's (Tidewater Sharks), PASL/IPL Indoor (Tidewater Sharks & Richmond United FC) and NPSL's Legacy 76 Men leading the franchise to back to back national playoff appearances and a birth in the US Open Cup. Directed ETA United's Super Y League and USYF DA programs before launching VIRGINIA FC on the Peninsula in 2019. Moved to Virginia in 2006 to serve as the first DOC/Technical Director of Virginia Legacy SC before accepting the Technical Director role in 2008 for Chesterfield United FC. NSCAA (USC) Coaching Education Academy Staff leading Development Courses for coaches (2002-Present).įounder of youth soccer clubs Eastern Shore Sharks (MD), Tidewater Sharks (VA), ETA United (VA) & VIRGINIA FC. US Soccer 'A' License, US Soccer National Youth License, NSCAA Premier Diploma, NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma. The bus will leave HRA each promptly at 9:40am and return to HRA at 2:30pm. Additionally, intermediate students are eligible to compete in local, regional, and national competitions.Ĭampers will be taken to the Miracle Fencing Club on HRA buses. Intermediate students are also invited (and encouraged!) to participate in “open fencing” in order to apply their skills in real fencing bouts against their peers. Participation in conditioning is expected at the intermediate level. Intermediate students will continue their study of blade work and footwork, as well as build their strategic knowledge and decision making abilities. Upon completion of the camp, students are eligible for intermediate class. Please wear gym clothes and clean tennis shoes. Lunch break will be between 12 pm and 12:45 pm. Please pack a healthy lunch or drop off lunch at 12:00 noon. Students will learn the basics of fencing, including footwork and blade work, and also build their strategic knowledge and decision-making abilities. Students at Miracle Fencing Club participate in drills, conditioning, and games which will build good fencing habits that will serve them at every level of competition. After they read an example text, they will begin to create a short story on the topic of their choice.įencing is a sport which builds character and confidence, and demands physical and mental discipline. Lastly, students will tie all of their skills together to create a short story.

These exercises will span a variety of genres and allow students to imaginatively outline future creative works. Now that students have had a taste for fiction, they will expand their skills into short stories and novels with character and world building exercises. Students will read a few example texts of flash fiction (very short stories ranging from a few words to a couple of pages) and then create their own based on varied prompts and genres.ĭay 4: Character Building and World Building Now that students have started to create their own narratives, we will translate those skills to fiction. Prompted by excerpts of essays and memoirs from famous authors, students will create short works that explore their memories.

Now that students have begun to explore their own feelings and emotions through poetry, they can begin to create a creative nonfiction narrative about their own lives. This is an opportunity for students to write about their own memories and emotions as well as the natural world. Students will read and create their own spoken word poetry, haiku, and ode. In today's workshop, we will be reading and analyzing traditional and nontraditional poetry and creating our own original works based on the mentor texts. Katie Clover (Middle and Upper School Math Faculty)

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** Please note: This course will only meet for 1 1/2 hours each day.įeel free to contact the Camp office at 75 with any questions you might have (registration, scheduling, options, etc.) A concentrated focus on rational number operations, simplifying expressions, solving equations, and geometry will prepare students for a successful start to their 7th grade year.

Positive, Negative, and everything in Between! This camp will prepare students for our integrated algebra and geometry 7th grade curriculum. A review of the basics makes for an easier transition into the next level! Content focus will be individualized to best meet the needs of each participant. This camp will offer a review of Middle School Math concepts and relevant course work in order to prepare students for their best success in Middle School level math.