Summer Baseball & Softball Camp
The A-Game Sports Summer Baseball & Softball Camp is designed to make your son or daughter fundamentally sound in the games of baseball and fastpitch softball and to put them in the best possible position to succeed. While the games are usually considered the best part of the day, our program is structured to make the fundamental drill skills at each station just as (if not more) fun than the actual game itself. You can be assured that with our camper to counselor ratio being so low that we have the ability to give kids the individualized attention they need to “get it right.” Campers will work on throwing, pitching, tee work, infield defense, outfield defense, base running, hitting and situational baseball/softball.
- 5:1 Camper to Counselor Ratio
- Training in all Defensive Positions
- Instructions in Hitting
- Flexible Registration & Pricing
- Weekly Prizes and Awards!
Ages/Skill Level
Boys & Girls, Ages 6 – 15
Location
Flowers Field #2 at City Park, New Rochelle
Schedule
| Dates |
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| Week 1: June 28th – July 2nd |
| Week 2: July 5th – July 9th |
| Week 3: July 12th – July 16th |
| Week 4: July 19th – July 23rd |
| Week 5: July 26th – July 30th |
| Week 6: August 2nd – August 6th |
| Week 7: August 9th – August 13th |
Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 2:00pm
Register for one or more weeks. Parents don’t have to choose which specific weeks their campers will attend until May 15th. At this time, parents are only committing to purchasing a certain number of weeks to lock in pricing discounts—attendance dates are still flexible.
Cost
Below are the prices of the Summer Baseball & Softball Camp. Register between the listed dates to get the associated price. The price increases as the start of camp gets closer.
| January 11th – January 31st | $250 |
| February 1st – February 15th | $275 |
| February 16th – March 15th | $295 |
| March 16th – April 15th | $345 |
| April 16th – May 15th | $395 |
| After May 16th | $415 |
No refunds or credits will be given for cancellation once weeks have been purchased. If a camp week was purchased during one registration window and then another week was purchased during another window, the fee will be at the prevailing registration window price. All registration fees are non-refundable unless a doctor’s note is provided stating that your camper is unable to participate in any physical activities during the seven available camp weeks.
Your child must have a signed release form and medical form completed by a physician in order to participate.
Campers are required to bring their own glove and are recommended to bring their own bat and helmet. Kids must bring their own lunch and snacks. We respectfully request that you do not send your child to camp with any food containing peanut butter or nuts. If your child does have any allergies, he/she must bring an EpiPen to camp each day of attendance.
During inclement weather, camp will take place indoors (at the A-Game Sports facility located at 856 Main Street, New Rochelle) subject to facility capacity considerations under CDC guidelines.
About the Instructors
Head of Camp: Jose Reyes
Jose Reyes, a Westchester native who attended Roosevelt High School in Yonkers, led the Indians to two conference championships, earned MVP, Outstanding Defensive Player, All Section I Honorable Mention (twice), was league leader in stolen bases and had the opportunity to represent the Hudson Valley in the Empire State Games and the College Select club team.
He went on to play at the college level with Post University in Waterbury, Connecticut and after graduating, Jose went continued to play professionally in the Cam-Am League – first with the New York Federals in 2011 and then with the Rockland Boulders in 2012.
Jose has successfully taken that playing experience into his current area of expertise, baseball instruction. He has trained aspiring athletes since 2007, helping them to improve both physically and mentally as players and individuals. While Jose loves seeing kids play and excel in baseball, his biggest sense of pride comes from teaching children how important it is to have an education.
