Our expert staff provide excellent instruction for all skill levels. Our primary mission is to teach the game of lacrosse. We accomplish this by combining a number of instructional sessions with a full schedule of team games. Our focus is on individual attention and promoting a love for the game of lacrosse. Teams and individual players will benefit greatly from our teaching environment and the camaraderie that grows from living the game of lacrosse together.
Our staff is comprised of High School and College coaches. These coaches have invaluable experience in teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse. All are committed to the growth of the sport.
The following coaches have Been invited along with many others:
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| 7:30 | Wake Up (Residential Campers) |
| 8:00 | Breakfast (Residential Campers) |
| 9:15 | Morning Session Begins |
| 11:30 | Morning Session Ends |
| 12:00 | Lunch |
| 12:30 | Free Time (game room, rest, TV lounge, camp equipment store) |
| 2:30 | Afternoon Session Begins |
| 4:45 | Afternoon Session Ends |
| 5:00 | Dinner |
| 6:45 | Evening Session Begins |
| 8:30 | Evening Session Ends |
| 9:00 | Departure (Day Campers) |
| 11:00 | Lights Out |
All meals are served in the Fountain Dining Hall. All you can eat and drink.
Parents are welcome at any or all sessions.
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Mark Goldsmith
John Hayden
Mike Curatolo
Mark Goldsmith, John Hayden and Mike Curatolo have over 60 years coaching and camping experience. Our commitment to today's youth and to teaching the great game of lacrosse is the underlying theme of the camp.
Note to Parents
We are aware that this may be the first time "away from home"
for your son. You can be assured that there will be constant supervision as
our staff remains on campus during the entire week and is housed in the same
dormitories with the campers. Any dietary, medical or other special needs will
be handled in a conscientious and confidential manner.
Upon receipt of your deposit we will mail a complete set of directions, check-in, out times and all other pertinent information.
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A full-time certified trainer will be present during all on-field sessions and will be available prior to and after all practices and games.
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Boys ages 8 to 18 of all skill levels are eligible. The total cost covers the full session of instruction, room, and meals.
Division II June 28th - July 1st, Resident - $375, Day - $315
Division I July 1st - July 5th, Resident - $430, Day - $375
NC State University charges $157.50 for sets of keys that are lost.
Day campers from 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM. Day campers will receive lunch and dinner daily. A non-refundable deposit (see application) should accompany your application. Transportation to and from the airport and bus station is provided free of charge to camp participants.
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The Awards Ceremony Will Take Place Before Check-Out.
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As parents of active children ourselves, we are aware of the potential difficulty of sending more than one child to camp during the summer. If you will be sending more than one child to our camp this summer, please take $50 off the posted registration fee for your second camper and $100 off the posted registration fee for your third camper.
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N.C. State University, located in Raleigh, NC, is easily accessible from Interstate 40, the campus is 60 minutes from Greensboro, minutes from Triangle Area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill), and 2 hours from Wilmington.
From the I440 Beltline in Raleigh take either Western Blvd (exit two while travelling North) or Hillsborough St (exit 3 while travelling south). Head toward downtown Raleigh. From Hillsborough turn right on Dan Allen Drive.Turn Right on Thurman- Sullivan dorm is up the road about 200 yards. The parking lots for Sullivan dorm will be marked. From Western, turn left onto Dan Allen. Then turn left onto Thurman- parking for Sullivan dorm will be marked.
Field Directions- Lee Field is located directly behind Sullivan dorm. (All of Division II Camp will be held here). Divison I Camp will use Lee and Method Road fields. Method Road fields- From Sullivan dorm- Take a right on Dan Allen. Turn right on Sullivan. Sullivan turns into Ligon. Turn left on Gorman and right on Jackson. The fields are up on the right.
Division I players will be transported by Van to Method Road fields. A full game schedule with locations will be posted by the beginning of camp week.
The beautiful campus has 7 spacious lacrosse fields. Additional facilities include:
PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OWN TOWELS AND LINENS.
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All campers will have the option to buy equipment available at our fully stocked camp store sponsored by BattleLax Lacrosse
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For further information call or write:
The Old North State Lacrosse School
P.O. Box 2254
Jamestown, NC 27282
Phone (336) 454-2904
(919) 363-9367 • (919) 858-9344
http://www.nclax.com/oldnorthstate
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Division II Camp:
Check In 4:30 PM on June 28th, 2008
Check Out 11:00 AM July 1st, 2008
Check in will take place on the ground floor of Sullivan dorm. Sullivan dorm can be accessed by taking Dan Allen Drive onto campus from either Western Blvd or Hillsborough Street. From Hillsborough, turn left on Thurmond Dr. From Western Blvd. turn right on Thurmond Dr.
Division I Camp:
Check In 5:00 PM on July 1st, 2008
Check Out 11:00 AM on July 5th, 2008
Check in will take place on the ground floor of Sullivan dorm. Sullivan dorm can be accessed by taking Dan Allen Drive onto campus from either Western Blvd or Hillsborough Street. From Hillsborough, turn left on Thurmond Dr. From Western Blvd. turn right on Thurmond Dr.
Click here to view maps of the N.C. State Campus.
The Division II players will have all sessions at Lee Field- behind Sullivan Dorm.
The Division I camp will play at Lee Field and Method Rd Fields. A complete game schedule and rosters will be posted by the beginning of the Division I camp so parents will know where to find their child's games.
Cell phone #'s for the Camp Directors and NC State Security will be posted on this site while camp is in progress.
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