Start practicing today and you can grow up to be the next Lathom Kelley (with ball) or Hunter Downes. (John Fisken photos)
Brett Smedley, camp director and new CHS head football coach.
Your future is waiting. Will you step up and tackle it?
Future gridiron warriors who are entering grades 3-6 can take part in a football camp run by the Coupeville High School coaching staff and current and former Wolf players.
The camp runs July 8-9 from 9 AM-noon both days and cost is $30 for one session or $60 for both days (includes camp t-shirt).
Registration is ongoing at the Coupeville Boys and Girls Club (203 N. Main).
Sessions will cover the fundamentals of passing, catching, blocking, tackling, and kicking with work on basic offensive and defensive systems.
Players will scrimmage and there will be a camp tournament, daily awards and team building activities.
The camp is run by new CHS head coach Brett Smedley, who brings 14 years of football playing and coaching to the field.
A former player at Linfield College, he coached high school football in Vancouver before coming to Coupeville, where has has been a PE teacher and assistant coach.
He inherits the head coaching spot for the Wolves this fall with the departure of Tony Maggio.
Smedley and his staff want the camp to “provide campers with an experience that improves his/her football skills in a safe and positive environment.”
“Players are encouraged to reach their fullest potential and come away from camp not only with new skills but an enthusiasm for the game,” he said. “We focus on a maximum number of quality repetitions and give students a high level of attention through a low camper to coach ratio.
“Finally, we expect players to learn and have fun!”
For more information, contact the coach at bsmedley@coupeville.k12.wa.us
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