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Registration is now open!
• Course enrollment is LIMITED. Enrollment is based on a policy of first-come, first-served paid registrations.
• Registrations will be accepted starting on FEBRUARY 15. Registrations will be accepted online, by mail, and by phone.
• Refunds will not be given for cancellations that are less than 10 days prior to the start of a class.
• Questions? Contact CMH: (262) 542-7101 or email: kdoyle@catholicmemorial.net
Junior Crusaders for Service
Students entering grades 6 - 8
Fee: $85 per student
The Catholic Memorial motto of Caritas in Omnibus (Charity in All Things) reminds us to take seriously the Christian call to serve one another. Share a week this summer alongside CMH senior student mentors while learning about the call to service, participating in fun activities and service projects, and visiting a local non-profit organization that serves our community. The fee covers the cost of a t-shirt and field trip. All students who are interested in being involved in community service are welcome to join this effort.
Monday through Friday
Mon – Thu: 9:00 – 10:30 am; Fri: Field trip 9-Noon
Session 1: June 11 – 15
Session 2: June 18 – 22
CMH Room 360
Teacher: Mary Gentile, CMH Faculty, Theology, 13 years teaching experience
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101
Young Journalists
Students entering grades 5 - 7
Fee: $50 per student
Students will seek out non-fiction stories and learn how journalists write about them. Journalists will be expected to interview others, research, edit, and present stories for publication. Writers will gain experience practicing the various roles of reporter, copy editor, and managing editor. Students will need a flash drive or email access and a pocket notebook.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 12 – 28
11:00 am - Noon
CMH Computer Labs, Room 221/223
Teacher: John Waliszewski, CMH Faculty, 11 years teaching experience
Young Readers Club
Students entering grades 5 - 7
Fee: $50 per student
Young readers will gather to read, share stories, and invent new ones. Along the way we’ll learn to see patterns in storytelling and our own lives. Bring a copy of the Newberry Award Winner for young adult fiction, The Tale of Desperaux by Kate Di Camillo, in addition to another book of your own choosing. Students will need a flash drive or email access and a notebook.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 12 - 21
10:00 – 11:00 am
CMH Computer Labs, Room 221/223
Teacher: John Waliszewski, CMH Faculty, 11 years teaching experience
Creative Writing
Students entering grades 4 - 8
Fee: $75 per student
Is there a writer in you? Have you just finished your favorite book and said to yourself, “I could write something like that!” If you have, CMH Creative Writing Camp may be the place for you. Each week-long session will explore different styles of creative writing. Using models from some of our favorite literature, the sessions will focus on how authors play with words to paint pictures in our minds, and then we will spend guided time creating our own. At the end of each week, each student will have the chance to submit what they consider their best work to the Camp Journal, and all students will get a copy of the finished collection. CMH will provide pens and pencils but each student should bring their own personal journal (spiral notebook) for recording their thoughts both inside and outside of the workshop sessions.
Monday through Friday
10:00 - 11:30 am
Session 1: Students entering grades 4 - 6: June 11 – 15,
Session 2: Students entering grades 7 - 8: June 18 – 22
CMH Room 225
Teacher: Tom New, CMH English teacher and theater director, 23 years teaching experience, twenty-five years experience as a professional performer, writer, and workshop instructor for ComedySportz
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101
Exploring Engineering
Students entering grades 7 - 8
Fee: $75 per student
Students will be introduced to several aspects of engineering through individual and group projects. The concepts covered include circuitry, construction, civil, and mechanical engineering. Projects include creating pendulums, paper tables, egg drops, timers, marble mazes, using ratios, and more. On Friday, there will be an optional parents’ visit where students are going to build a solar oven to make smores for everyone. Students will also showcase what they have created and learned during the camp.
Monday through Friday, June 11 - 15
8:30 – 10:00 am
CMH PLTW Lab, Room 223
Teacher: Mary Petrie, BS Mechanical Engineering, MBA, CMH Faculty, CMH Project Lead the Way teacher, 6 years teaching experience, 10 years engineering industry experience. Teacher assisted by 1-2 MU engineering students
Ecosystem Adventures
Students entering grades 4 - 5
Fee: $75 per student
Ever wonder what Wisconsin looked like in ancient times? Wisconsin has been under a mile of ice, a tropical forest, and a shallow sea. Discover what lived here; the answer will amaze you! We will explore real fossilized animals, adopt an extinct animal, and make an imaginary habitat among other activities with the possibility of a field trip. Come and explore Wisconsin ancient habitats with us.
Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday, June 12 - 28
9:00 – 10:00 am
CMH Science Lab, Room 110
Teachers: Jared Spriggs, CMH Faculty, 21 years teaching experience, and Nerissa Borgen, 5 years teaching experience
Fun with Chemistry: Get Slimed!
Students entering grades 6 - 8
Fee: $75 per student
Enjoy two weeks of hands-on chemistry. Make slime and silly putty. Perform a candy chromatography lab, make a rainbow density column, and more! We will also learn about the periodic table and work with acids and bases.
Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays, June 18-29
10:00 – 11:30 am
CMH Science Lab, Room 112
Teacher: Sue Schmalz MS Chem, CMH Faculty, 36 years teaching experience
MATHS – Memorial’s Applying Through Hypothesizing Seminar
Students entering grades 7 - 8
Fee: $150 per student; $275/both sessions
Who says in math there’s only one right answer to every problem? Life isn’t that simple, but signing up for this mind-bending, eye-opening, investigative class is! This enlightening course will connect real-life questions to the essential math strategies required to solve them. By answering why, you will gain the critical understanding and appreciation for how. Subjects covered (but not limited to) include personal finance, business, medicine, science, engineering and law. You make approximately 10,000 decisions per day. Decide to sign up for camp today and you’ll only have ONE (out of 1/( 32 • 112 )) decision left to make - attend one or both weeks. Bring only your favorite calculator (scientific or graphing) to camp. All other materials will be provided!! Each participant will receive their very own “MATHS” portfolio with all presentation material and the following supplies - loose-leaf, construction and graph paper; ruler, compass, protractor and clinometers, mechanical pencils and gel-ink color pens. Other learning aides and tools (i.e. individual dry-erase boards, over-head projection screen, scissors, yard-sticks, etc.) will be accessible for use every session day.
Monday through Thursday
10:00 am - Noon
Session 1: June 11 – 14
Session 2: June 18 - 21
CMH Computer Lab, Room 134
Teacher: Lori Gamalski, 10+ years teaching experience specializing in differentiated Algebra, Geometry and Pre-Calculus
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101
Adventures in French
Students entering grades 4 – 7
Fee: $75 per student
Have you ever wondered: How many stairs you climb to get up the Eiffel Tower? What would it be like to paint like a famous French artist? What fondue tastes like? Then this is the class for you! We will learn basic French vocabulary while also learning about the culture of the French speaking world. Every day will bring a new puzzle, game, craft or art project and a new snack from a different French speaking country. We’ll explore some of the 30+ countries which speak French, learn about some famous French monuments, and make new friends. Come and have some fun in French! The course fee covers all snacks and supplies.
Monday through Friday, June 11 – 15
8:30 – 10:00 am
CMH Room 026
Teacher: Bonny Blake, M.Ed., CMH Faculty, 5 years teaching experience
Introduction to Latin & Roman Culture
Students entering grades 6 – 9
Fee: $75 per student
Have you always wanted to travel to Italy? Are you curious about other cultures? Do you want to know where a lot of the language that we speak has its roots? Want to learn a little bit of Latin? This is the class for you! We will spend some time learning basic Latin words and phrases to impress your family and friends. We will look at a little history, play some games and make some crafts, too! Come and enjoy a bit of the Roman lifestyle right here at CMH this summer!
Monday through Friday, June 18 – 22
9:00 – 10:00 am
CMH Room 220
Teacher: Lindley Henson, BA, BS, M.Ed., CMH Faculty, 13 years teaching experience
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101
Game Theory in Literature, Science, and Life: Using Games with an International, Global Perspective to Improve a Child’s Critical Thinking Skills
Students entering grades 4 - 9
Fee: Session 1 & 2: $75 per student; Session 3: $100 per student
Classes will be led using interesting, interactive, and exciting games to teach students collaboration skills and critical thinking strategies. This course will teach students transferable skills that will help them achieve success in many diverse academic areas. Teacher, John Burke, has coached both academic and athletic teams to national championships, and he looks forward to coaching the next generation of bright young scholars to reach for even greater accomplishments.
Monday through Friday, June 11 -29
Session 1: Students entering grades 4 and 5: 9:00 – 10:00 am
Session 2: Students entering grades 6 and 7: 10:00 – 11:00 am
Session 3: Students entering grades 8 and 9: 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
CMH Computer Lab,Room 132
Teacher: John Burke, CMH International Baccalaureate Coordinator, CMH English Department Chairperson, 19 years teaching experience
Leadership for Your Teen Years
Students entering grades 6 - 8
Fee: $75 per student
This is an interactive, fun self-assessment that uses many of the current publications to help students discover their leadership style, understand their strengths and behave like a leader in difficult social situations. Real life topics will include: the seven habits of highly effective teens, exploring personality type: strengths and stretches, survival simulation- team building, and the 6 most important decisions teens will ever make. Students will conclude this course by drafting a mission statement for their teen years and discover which classes and activities may match up best based on their personality type. Students must purchase “7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens” before the first class at a bookstore or online.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 12-21
8:30 am-12:30 pm
CMH Room 30
Teacher: Mike Previte, MBA, CMH Faculty, 25 years corporate and 11 years classroom teaching experience
Personal Finance Park (Junior Achievement)
Students entering grades 6 - 8
Fee: $75 per student
Taking students into the world of business, Junior Achievement Finance Park is a month-long economics education program that introduces personal financial planning and career exploration. It is design to be taught to middle school students. Assisted by their teacher and a staff of trained volunteers, they have the opportunity to actually develop and commit to a personal budget. At the culmination of this program, students visit the JA Finance Park to put into practice what they’ve learned about economic options and the principles of budgeting. Parents will need to provide transportation for their own children to this optional Friday field trip. Attendees must purchase the JA Finance Workbook and visit the JA Finance Park (game on life simulation) on the last day of class for $11.25/student.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
10:30 am – 12:30 pm
June 11 through 27 and field trip to JA Park on June 29, 8:30 am-1:30 pm
CMH Room 157
Teacher: Nerissa Borgen, BS, CMH Faculty, 5 years teaching experience
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101
Camp Create - ART
Students entering grades 3 - 8
Fee: $75 per student/session; $130 for back-to-back sessions.
Students will be introduced to a variety of art media and techniques through this series of hands-on art studio opportunities. Techniques and media may include (but are not limited to) mixed-media collage, assemblage, sculpture, wearable art, altered book, art journal, artist trading cards, drawing, design, painting and oil pastels. Each week students will view artwork options, hear about different themes and see demonstrations in many areas and then will choose the area they wish to explore. Students may complete one major, focused work of art using one technique or medium, multiple artworks in one discipline, or may choose to work their way around the art studio to have many different art experiences. Students may sign up for one, two or all three weeks of art camp. Students may also combine sessions for an extended art studio experience and a discount. New experiences will be presented each week! Course fees cover all materials except if the student pursues the wearable art project. In that case, shoes, t-shirt, jeans, etc., must be provided by the student.
Session 1: Monday through Thursday, 8:30 – 10:00 am, June 11 – 14
Session 2: Monday through Thursday, 10:00 – 11:30 am, June 11 – 14
Session 3: Monday through Thursday, 10:00 – 11:30 am, June 18 – 21
Session 4: Monday through Thursday, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm, June 18 – 21
Session 5: Monday through Thursday, 10:00 – 11:30 am, June 25 – 28
Session 6: Monday through Thursday, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm, June 25 - 28
CMH Art Studios Rooms 06 & 08
Teacher: Rose Lange, Certified K-12 Art Teacher, 18 years teaching experience, St. Joseph Middle School, WCSS
Drama Camp
Students entering grades 2 - 12
Fee: $75 per student
Learn the craft of acting from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Director Award” at the State Theater Festival from 2002 through 2011! The beginning elements of acting will be developed including: dynamic action and the rhythmic beat, improvisation, discovering and projecting basic relationships, characterization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody. Acting games will be used to ensure an enjoyable and educational experience.
Returning this year, the professional theater group “Prairie Fire” will be at CMH producing our summer show during the week of June 18 – 23. Performances will be held on Friday, June 22 and Saturday, June 23. All will be cast in their production of The Wizard of Oz.
Session 1: Students entering grades 2 – 6: Monday through Friday, June 11 through 15, 10:00 am – Noon; and Tuesday, June 19, and Friday, June 22, 8:00 – 10:00 am
Session 2: Students entering grades 7 – 8: Monday through Thursday, June 18-28, 10:00 am – Noon,
Session 3: Students entering grades 9 – 10: Monday through Friday, July 2 – 13 (No class on Wed., July 4), 10:00 am – Noon
Session 4: Students entering grades 11 – 12: Monday through Friday, July 16 - 27, 10:00 am – Noon
All sessions held in the CMH Theater
Teacher: Chris Andacht, CMH Faculty, 38 years teaching experience
Kids Comedy Camp
Students entering grades 4 - 8
Fee: $75 per student
Are you the “funny one” in your family? Do jokes just seem to come out of your mouth on the spot? If so, you may be perfect for CMH’s Kids Comedy Camp! These sessions will focus on teaching the fundamentals of improvisational comedy – sharing, listening, creating, and playing as a group in order to have fun and make the audience laugh. The classes will be taught by Mr. Tom New, twelve-year member of CMH’s English and drama department, director of the CMH improve troupe, Sticky Rhinoceros, and a professional improvisational performer, director, writer, and teacher at ComedySportzTM Milwaukee for the past twenty-five years. No previous performance experience is required. Wear comfortable clothes that you can move in and bring your creativity and sense of humor to CMH, and we’ll do the rest together! Each week will end with a 45-minute performance so you can show off your new comedy skills to your invited audience members.
Session 1: Students entering grades 4 – 6, Monday - Friday, June 11 – 15, Noon – 1:45 pm
Session 2: Students entering grades 7 – 8, Monday - Friday, June 18 – 22, Noon - 1:45 pm
CMH Theater
Teacher: Tom New, CMH English teacher and theater director, 23 years teaching experience, 25 years experience as a professional performer, writer, and workshop instructor for ComedySportz
Snack Time
Students entering grades 6 - 7
Fee: $75 per student
Have fun with cooking! This is a cooking class for students who would like to learn how to make their own “good tasting” snacks. We will be cooking and eating muffins, cookies, decorated cupcakes, dips, baked chips, and homemade ice cream. Course fees will include all supplies. Students with any food allergies must bring a signed and dated letter from their parent.
Monday through Friday, June 11 – 15, 8:30 – 10:00 am
CMH Foods Lab, Room 024
Teacher: Rita Keepers, CMH Faculty, 39 years teaching experience
Stitch’ng Time – Patchwork Pillow
Students entering grades 6 - 7
Fee: $65 per student
Design and sew your own patchwork pillow. Learn to use our Janome sewing machines. Using a variety of fabrics provided, sew your pillow, stuff it and enjoy! This is a wonderfully creative beginner sewing project! All fabric and sewing supplies will be provided.
Monday through Friday, June 11 - 15, 10:00 – 11:30 am
CMH Clothing Lab, Room 022
Teacher: Rita Keepers, CMH Faculty, 39 years teaching experience
Beginning Knitting
Students entering grades 6 - 9
Fee: $75 per student
Do you have a pet giraffe? Are you cold in the winter? Does your best friend deserve a really cool Christmas gift? Do you need something to do when you’re visiting long-lost relatives on a desert island? Learn to knit! Take this introductory course, have some fun, and learn to make a jazzy scarf you can wear all winter long or give to a friend as a gift. Materials will be available from the teacher for a cost of under $10.
Monday through Friday, June 18 - 22, 10:00 – 11:30 am
CMH Room 220
Teacher: Lindley Henson, BA, BS, M.Ed., CMH Faculty, 13 years teaching experience
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101
Co-ed Flag Rugby
Students entering grades 4 - 8
Fee: $30 per student
Young athletes learn the basic skills and rules of the world’s second-most widely played sport, and the fastest growing women’s sport in America. Campers will learn passing, kicking, and defense, in addition to rugby’s tradition of respect for yourself, your opponent, and the game itself, all building up to playing games and group entry in the Wisconsin Youth Rugby Festival Tournament. Since you are interested in rugby, you might also be interested in the Wisconsin Youth Rugby Festival which will be held June 30th at Bradford Beach.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 12-28, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
CMH Field
Coach: John Waliszewski, CMH Faculty, 15 years coaching experience, USA Rugby Certified coach, Asst. Coach for USA U19 Women’s National Team, 2003-2005
Fencing
Students entering grades 4 - 12 and adults
Fee: $75 per student
This camp is a great way to explore this fun, distinctive, and individual sport. Learning to fence will develop physical agility, mental focus, eye-hand coordination, balance, and competitive strategy. Students will learn how to move, defend, and attack using basic foils. Each student will be fully equipped and coached by Mike Sampon, head coach of CMH’s varsity team which has competed successfully throughout the Midwest. Parents who have joined this class in the past have enjoyed the fitness boost and the time shared with their son/daughter. The camp will conclude with a tournament and awards. Students should wear tennis shoes and shorts or sweats. All equipment provided.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays; June 12 - 21, 8:30-10:00 am
CMH InPro Center
Coach: Mike Sampon, CMH Faculty and Head Coach, 30 years coaching experience, Co-founder of the Great Lakes High School Fencing Conference, Attained ranking of 19th in the nation
Boys’ Track & Field
Boys entering grades 6 - 9
Fee: $75 per student
Students will receive training from experienced coaches in field events (long jump, high jump), nutrition, race strategies, sprints, relays, distance, hydration and post-workout refueling, stretching, and flexibility. A mini track meet will be held on the last day. Students should wear running shoes, t-shirts, and shorts and always dress for the weather.
Monday through Friday, June 11 - 15, 9:00 – 10:45 am
CMH Track
Coaches: John Gabelbauer & Bill Affeldt, CMH Faculty, Over 75 years of combined coaching experience
Girls’ Track
Girls entering grades 6 - 12
Fee: $75 per student
Classroom development of running and training theory and practical application will allow girls in all sports to benefit through improved balance, speed, quickness, strength, and coordination. Three CMH coaches, all Level ll certified and led by ten-time Coach of the Year, Chris Andacht, will develop the bio-mechanical and physiological aspects of events that will lead to improvement in individual skills. This schedule can accommodate vacations while still providing full enrichment. Athletes are encouraged to join, particularly freshmen.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays; June 11 – July 12, 7:30 – 9:30 am
CMH Track
Coach: Chris Andacht, CMH Faculty, 38 years teaching experience, ten-time Coach of the Year
Champions Soccer School
Students entering grades 1 - 9
Fee: $125 per student
Coach Burke (USSF National Licensed Coach and NSCAA National Coach of the Year) and his staff will introduce each player to the tactical and technical systems that have produced seven state championships, five top-twenty finishes in the NSCAA national polls, and an NSCAA national championship. More importantly, players will learn about the sportsmanship and dedication that have become the hallmarks of CMH’s varsity women’s team, a team that has earned twelve consecutive Academic All-American Team awards, three WIAA sportsmanship awards, and the Classic 8 conference Sportsmanship Award. All players at the camp will receive an evaluation and an award at the end of the camp on Friday. On the first day, students need two plain white t-shirts, 32 oz. water jug (with name on it), bag lunch with juice or sport drink with name on bag, fully-inflated soccer ball with name and phone on it, regular indoor or gym shoes, outdoor soccer shoes, shin guards, sunscreen, two colors of fine point Sharpie permanent markers, and an 8 ½ x 11” piece of cardboard.
Monday through Friday, June 18 – 22, 3:00 – 6:00 pm
CMH gyms and field
Coach: John Burke, CMH Faculty, 18 years coaching experience
Girls’ Basketball Skills and Fundamentals Camp
Students entering grades 5 - 9
Fee: $95 per student
Join the CMH girls’ basketball coaching staff and players for a week of Crusader basketball. The camp will focus on the fundamentals: offense and shooting, footwork, dribbling, ball handling, passing, rebounding, and defense. While we will work hard, fun is the name of the game. Daily contests and games will provide a great opportunity to develop skills in a fun, competitive setting, and it’s a great way to meet new friends who share your interest in this sport. A camp t-shirt is included in the fee. Sizes are adult small to large. If not specified, a medium will be provided.
Session 1: Girls entering grades 5 – 7, Monday through Thursday, July 16 - 19, 8:30 – 11:30 am
Session 2: Girls entering grades 8 – 9, Monday through Thursday, July 16 - 19, Noon to 3:00 pm
CMH InPro Center
Coach: Ron Guess, 13 years coaching experience
Boys’ Summer Strength Training
Boys entering grades 9 - 12
Fee: $80 per student
This is a great opportunity to improve your fitness level. We will be offering a Nine Strength and Conditioning Program that will include Olympic lifts, cleans, squats, bench, snatch, dead lifts, RDLs, and clean and jerk. This camps includes a major emphasis on conditioning and speed development.
Monday through Thursday, June 4 – August 2 (closed on July 4), 4:00 – 6:00 pm
CMH Weight Lifting Room
Coaches: Bill Young, M.Ed., CMH Faculty, Head Football Coach, WI Football Coaches’ Hall of Fame, Head Wrestling Coach, 37 years teaching/coaching experience and Mat Bergan, CMH Faculty, Class of 2002-Assistant Football / Wrestling / Track and Field Coach, 10 years coaching experience.
Girls’ Volleyball Camp
Girls entering grades 5 - 9
These volleyball camps are designed for players of varying skills and experience. From fundamental skill development and basic team play concepts through advanced technical instruction and complex playing systems, CMH volleyball camps provide an appropriate and challenging environment for athletes to improve as volleyball players. In all sessions, campers will get numerous repetitions with quality feedback from an involved, active and caring staff.
Session 1: $75 Monday through Thursday, July 23 - 26, 8:30 – 11:30 am
This Fundamentals Camp is typically for students entering grades 5-6. It will emphasize fundamental skills and basic team play concepts.
Session 2: $75 Monday through Thursday, July 23 - 26, 12:30 – 3:30 pm
This Performance Camp is for players with a good base of training, typically students entering grades 6 – 7. Fundamental skills will be reinforced and more complex drills and playing systems will be introduced.
Session 3: $75 Monday through Thursday, July 23 - 26, 5:30 – 8:30 pm
This Challenge Camp is designed for the highly motivated, experienced athlete entering grades 7 – 8. Complex drills and playing systems in a very competitive and challenging environment will be the focus.
Session 4: $150 Monday through Thursday, July 23 - 26, 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
This session is for players who will be freshmen in the fall, regardless of school affiliation. Players will be exposed to more challenging technical and tactical instruction helping prepare the athlete for the rigors of freshman volleyball.
All sessions in CMH InPro Center and Julia Weber Gym
Coaches: Ted Schulte, 20th year coaching experience at CMH, 72% winning percentage, twice Milwaukee Journal "Coach of the Year', assisted by Lori Gamalski, Kate Fitzgerald, Jenny Hahn
Boys’ Basketball Camp
Boys entering grades 4 - 9
You are invited to join the coaches and players from the Catholic Memorial boys’ basketball program for an exciting and fun summer of basketball. The program is designed to assist each player in improving his individual skills as well as develop the TEAM concept. Players are encouraged to choose the camp(s) they feel will greatly enhance their basketball skills and knowledge of the game. During each session, campers will participate in numerous drills and contests with and against other campers of the same age and/or ability level. In sessions I, II, III, IV, campers will receive a camp t-shirt. In sessions V and VI, campers will receive an outdoor basketball included in the cost.
Session 1: $90.00 per session/$160.00 for both sessions 1 and 3 if taken together- includes t–shirt
Monday through Friday, June 11-15, 10:00 am - 11:30 am, Basic Skills & Fundamental Camp for students entering grades 4 – 6.
This session is for the younger players and is designed to teach and/or introduce the game of basketball to the participants. Topics include many rules of the game, body balance, athletic stance, footwork, ball handling, passing, shooting and defense.
Session 2: $90.00 per session/$160.00 for both sessions 2 and 4 if taken together - includes t-shirt
Monday through Friday, June 11-15, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Individual Development and Fundamental Camp for students entering grades 7 – 9.
This session is designed to teach the fundamentals of the game including footwork, athletic stance, ball handling, passing, offensive and defensive team concepts, rebounding and fast break basketball.
Session 3: $90.00 per session/$160.00 for both sessions 1 and 3 if taken together - includes outdoor basketball
Monday through Friday, June 18-22, 10:00 am - 11:30 am, Basic Shooting Fundamentals Camp for students entering grades 4 - 6.
This session will teach young players the proper technique of shooting the basketball. The camp will introduce and teach the basics of the shot including: body balance and foot position, catching and setting up into the shot, and the shooting pocket. Each camper will learn our shooting ritual for developing proper mechanics of shooting the basketball. Each camper will receive an outdoor rubber basketball for practice. Campers are expected to bring the basketball to camp each day.
Session 4: $90.00 per session/$160.00 for both sessions 2 and 4 if taken together - includes outdoor basketball
Monday through Friday, June 18-22, 1:00 - 3:00 pm; Individual Shooting & Offensive Development Camp for students entering grades 7-9.
In this camp, students will learn all the facets of the shot including: the shooting ritual, catching 1-2 into the shot, the shot fake and hard dribble drive, the 4 finishes at the rim and perimeter dribble moves. Scoring in the post will also be discussed. The students will also be introduced to the offensive concepts of screening and movement without the basketball. Each camper will receive an outdoor rubber basketball for practice. Campers are expected to bring the basketball to camp each day.
CMH InPro Center and Julia Weber Gym
Coach: Dean Bellanti, CMH Head Basketball Coach, 12 years coaching experience, 2009-2010 WIAA Division II State Champions
Baseball
Boys entering grades 4 – 8
Fee: $50 per student
The camp will include instruction on all aspects of the game and will include one day of competitions, contests and games. The camp instructors will include varsity baseball coach Tim Gotzler along with his coaching staff and players. Each player will need cleats, glove, and bat. Catchers should bring their gear.
Session 1: students entering 7 – 8: Monday through Friday, June 18-22, 9:00-11:00 am
Session 2: students entering 4 – 6: Monday through Friday, June 18-22, 11:00 am-1:00 pm
Location: 5 Diamonds, W234 S3555 Les Paul Parkway (Hwy 59), Waukesha
Coach: Tim Gotzler, Head varsity baseball coach at CMH, 9 years of coaching experience at CMH
Junior Crusader Football
Boys entering grades 5 – 8
Fee: $220 per student
Registration deadline: April 1!
Obtain registration form at: www.jrcrusader.com
Junior Crusader Football is a developmental program dedicated to fostering a knowledge and appreciation of the game that will carry over to the high school years and beyond. Participants will learn the fundamentals of the sport from a cadre of coaches who bring a wealth of playing and coaching experience from the high school, college and professional levels. Teams will be taught the offensive and defensive schemes so successfully employed by Catholic Memorial for the past 25 years. While we expect the Junior Crusader football program to be competitive, the emphasis will be placed on instruction, participation and development. At this level we believe learning and player development is more important and leads to winning.
Practices start in August and continue through October and are held at Catholic Memorial's high school practice field. Once school is in session, practices will be limited to three times per week. The Junior Crusaders will provide all the equipment necessary to participate in the football program with the exception of shoes, socks and athletic supporter.
Registration is taken on a first-come, first-served basis. We attempt to keep team sizes small with a maximum of 30 athletes per team, and as low as 16-20 for 5th and 6th grade levels. It is important that you register early with a deadline of April 1!
Coach: Andy Krause, 414-406-3474 or akrause@pompstire.com
Summer Junior Golf Camp
Students entering grades 1 – 12
Wednesday or Thursday mornings for two hours
Students and parents may choose participation dates based on availability.
June 13 – August 15
For a registration form and schedule please call Andy Spaulding at 262-392-6320 or 414-640-4503 or
golfpro@broadlandsgolfclub.com or www.broadlandsgolfclub.com
***Current and future CMH Crusaders: Please request at the time of registration your preference to work with Coach Plechaty.***
Steve Plechaty, head golf coach for boys and girls golf at Catholic Memorial High School, is offering a Junior Golf Camp in conjunction with the Broadlands Golf Club. Coach Plechaty has 21 years of Varsity Coaching experience with 4 state titles, 6 conference championships, and numerous regional and sectional championships. The goals of Coach Plechaty and The Broadlands Junior Golf Program are to have fun, play better, and play more golf. There is a developmental program for beginner and intermediate students. The advanced program is for experienced students who are interested in playing high school golf.
DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAM (beginners and intermediates):
This program is open to anyone with a desire to play golf. No experience or equipment is necessary. Students are divided into three skill levels. The developmental program is divided between practice days and golf days. Practice Days take place for up to 9 weeks on Wednesday or Thursday mornings beginning on June 13 and last for two hours. A typical day includes instruction at the range and practice green with our golf professionals, plus lots of fun games and contests. Prizes and achievement pins will also be awarded. Golf Days are held on weekday mornings and allow students to experience golf on a real course while competing in fun games and events. Each skill level plays its own set of tees and number of holes on the golf course. Prizes are awarded in each skill level.
Full Summer Package $220 (9 practice days, 4 golf days and Junior Championship)
Half Summer Package $175 (6 practice days, 3 golf days and Junior Championship)
Basic Package $115 (4 practice days and 2 golf days)
The Developmental Program uses a method of teaching and course set up that allows students with a similar skill level to learn and play together. Each student receives an instruction booklet that describes the skills he or she will be learning during the program. Achievement pins are awarded each time a student passes a skill test in that skill level. After all five skill tests are passed, the student graduates to the next level. The student’s level also determines which set of tee markers will be used on the course and how many holes will be played on a scheduled golf day. Skill tests for putting, around the green, full swing, knowledge and scoring are given at each level. Two shorter sets of tee markers will be used on the course for levels 1 and 2.
ADVANCED JUNIOR PROGRAM (experienced players):
The Advanced Program is for students that have graduated from the Developmental Program, are a member of a high school golf team or have been pre-approved by a Broadlands golf professional. These students play in a 9-hole golf league each Thursday morning starting June 14th for up to 9 weeks. Students also participate in individual golf lessons with a golf professional throughout the summer. These lessons are scheduled individually.
Full Summer Package $220 (9 practice days, 4 golf days and Junior Championship)
Half Summer Package $175 (6 practice days, 3 golf days and Junior Championship)
Basic Package $115 (4 practice days and 2 golf days)
BENEFITS FOR ALL JUNIOR GOLFERS:
Broadlands Junior Golf Program will provide golf clubs for students if needed. Junior Golf participants receive a Broadlands Kid’s Card that entitles them to half price buckets of range balls and free twilight golf when accompanied by a paying adult during 2012. Juniors in level 3 or Advanced also have the option to play 9 holes for only $5 before 8:30 am, Monday -Thursday or at twilight any day (no adult required). Prizes, awards, games and instruction materials are also included.
Registration is a two-step process:
- Register online, by mail, or over the phone at (262) 542-7101