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2000 Baseball Summer Camps Camps will be held at other sites due to construction in the Vanderbilt Stadium. Hitting & Defense Camp - May 31- June 2
for ages 9-15 COST: $90.00 Baseball Instuction Camp - June 5 - June 9 for
ages 9-17 COST: $125.00 Baseball Instruction Camp- July10-14 for ages
9-17 COST: $125.00 Pitching Camp Baseball Camps Hitting & Defense Camp The structure of the hitting portion of the camp is a detailed and intense format that examines the mechanics of the swing. At the conclusion of the camp the player will receive an in-depth take-home evaluation. The defense camp will break down the mechanics of fielding (i.e. footwork, body position, glove action) and throwing (i.e. arm action, footwork) for both infielders and outfielders. Camp Features: Separate Age Groups: Participants will generally play in their own age groups or grade level. However, we reserve the right to move a camper up in the age groups depending on his ability and skill. Items to Bring: Glove or mitt, baseball
shoes, favorite bat, batting gloves, hat, comfortable shorts and T-shirt
for instruction. Deposit: A $25 non-refundable deposit must accompany the completed registration form. The balance is due not later than the morning of check-in. No refunds will be given. However, we will give credit toward any other camp in next year's school. Parent Participation: Parents are encouraged to attend the camps. Our staff will gladly add to or review with you any teaching ideas we work on throughout the week. Camp Staff: We have assembled the best possible staff to insure your son has the best experience he can. In addition to Vanderbilt's own coaching staff, other college, area high school coaches and members of the Vanderbilt baseball team will assist with the camp. Additional Information: Please call John Barlowe at the Vanderbilt Baseball Office for any additional information at 322-4123. Camp Staff: John Barlowe, Assistant Coach Barlowe came to Vanderbilt from Truett-McConnell Junior College in Gainesville, Georgia where he was head coach from 1991-94. Prior to his stint at Truett-McConnell, he served as an assistant coach at Georgia Southern for two years. John has also coached for seven seasons in the prestigious Cape Cod summer league. He began his coaching career at Hibriten High School in his native Lenoir, North Carolina from 1985-89. John earned his master's degree at Georgia Southern University. His playing career began at Hibriten HS, where he was a high school All-American. He played college baseball at Louisburg Junior College. In 1979, he was a two-time All-Southern Conference selection while at Appalachian State. He was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in 1982. Scott Stricklin,
Assistant Coach Scott came to us from Georgia Tech after the 1998-99 season were he was responsible for coaching the pitchers and catchers and had first base coaching duties. He also assisted the team as a volunteer from 1996-97 when he was not playing professional baseball. A class A all star in 1994, Stricklin played five seasons of minor league baseball, retiring the spring of 1998 after a major league spring training stint with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Following his selection in the 23rd round of the June, 1993 draft by Minnesota, he played the 1994 and 1995 seasons in the Twins organization reaching the triple-A level. He signed as a free agent with the Atlanta Braves in 1996, playing double-A ball at Greenville, and then with the Tampa Bay Organization in 1997. Stricklin lettered three seasons as a catcher at Kent State University. He is a native of Athens, Ohio. From Head Coach Roy Mewbourne
To The Prospective Participant: The purpose of the Vanderbilt baseball schools is to teach the fundamentals of baseball to various age levels, helping each participant to better understand the game. The schools will also aid in further development of individual skills through instruction, individual and multi-player drills. Our 2000 Vanderbilt baseball team is made up of several former campers. In my 22 years as head coach many more campers have gone on to wear the Commodore uniform. In addition, several of these players have gone into the professional ranks. We definitely have the type of baseball school that will fit your needs and prepare you for a better baseball experience in the years to come. I am looking forward to seeing you this summer! Application Form Name____________________________________________ Please select camp Please mail application and deposit (or full payment) to: Release of Liability and Authorization
for Medical Treatment Name_____________________________ Date ___________ List any physical condition that camp officials or physicians should
be aware of:______________________________________________ Phone number for emergencies: The undersigned (parent or guardian if under 18 years of age) understands that the applicant will be engaging in physical activity during the program which contains an inherent risk of physical injury and undersigned assumes this risk and holds harmless Vanderbilt University, its officers, trustees, agents, and employees, including specifically all persons employed or hired by Vanderbilt to conduct the Vanderbilt Baseball Camp, from any and all liability for personal injury or property damage arising out of the applicant's participation in the baseball camp program. I hereby grant permission for my child to attend the Vanderbilt Baseball Camp and to be treated by a licensed physician or a member of the Vanderbilt athletic training staff in the event of an injury, illness, or other mishap. _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________ Teams: Baseball | Men's Hoops | Women's Hoops | Cross Country | Football | Men's Golf | Women's Golf | Lacrosse | Men's Soccer | Women's Soccer | Men's Tennis | Women's Tennis | Track
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