2013 Spring Academy- Wicall Gym at GHS. An opportunity to work on their basketball skills. We will devote the time to working on improving players dribbling, passing, and shooting skills. Junior high players will work on GHS team skills also. Players do not need to attend each session. Players should not attend if it conflicts with any of their school teams.
Academy for Grades 1st thru 6th (Grade in 2012-3)- 5:30-6:45pm on Mondays & Wednesdays- April 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24.
Academy for Grade 7-8th (Grade in 2012-3)- 6:45-8:00pm on Mondays & Wednesdays- April 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24.
2013 Shooting School- Thiel Gym at GHS. Players must be enrolled in the Spring Academy to attend Shooting School.
Shooting School- Grades 4th-8th (Grade This Year)- 4:30-6:00pm on Sundays- April 7, 14, 21, 28.
2013 Summer Camp -An opportunity to work on basic basketball skills. The program will be run by Coach Massey. HS camp will be run like high school practices. Each camper will receive a t-shirt.
Camp for 2nd thru 5th Grade (Grade in 2013-4)- 1:30-3:00pm. Monday thru Thursdays- June 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13. Camps in Wicall Gym at GHS.
Camp for 6th-8th Grade (Grade in 2013-4)- 10:30-Noon. Monday thru Thursdays- June 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13. Camps in Wicall Gym at GHS.
Camp for Freshmen & Sophomores (Grade in 2013-4)-
9:30-11:00am. Wed May 29, Thu May 30, Fri May 31 in Thiel Gym.Noon-1:30pm-Mon June 3, Tue June 4, Wed June 5, Thu June 6, Fri June 7, Mon June 10, Tue June 11, Wed June 12, Thu June 13- in Wicall Gym
Camp for Varsity (Grade in 2013-4)- 7:30-9:30am. Wed May 29, Thu May 30, Fri May 31, Mon June 3, Tue June 4, Wed June 5, Thu June 6, Fri June 7, Mon June 10, Tue June 11, Wed June 12, Thu June 13. Camp & Wts will continue on Mon, Tue, & Thu thru the first week of July with the time to be announced. Camp sessions will be in Thiel Gym at GHS.
League team. This is an opportunity for girls going into 7-12th grades in 2013-4. They will be
placed on a team, and given their team assignment at Streaks Camp. The only “practices” they
will have will be Streaks Camp. DEADLINE for Summer League is April 15.
Junior High League- This is for girls who will be in 7th or 8th grade in District #205 next school
year. League for junior high players will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays from June 4th thru June 25th. Games will be played at Galesburg. DEADLINE for Summer League is April 15.
High School League- This is for girls who will be attending GHS in 2013-4. Players will be
assigned to a team to match their ability level. There will be games on Tuesdays & Thursdaysfrom May 30 thru July 2. Some teams will play additional games on Friday, June 7 and Saturday,
June 8, as well as on Fri, June 29 and Sat June 30. DEADLINE for Summer League is April 15.
Streaks Girls Basketball-2013 Spring & Summer
Name__________________________________________________Phone________________________
Deadline is April 15 for Discounts.
___ Discount before April 15-Attend both Spring Academy & Summer Camp- $100
___ Discount before April 15-2nd daugher rate is $50 for both Academy & Summer Camp
___ After April 15- Academy $45, Camp $75
___ Summer Camp & Summer League- $90
___ Discount before April 15-Attend Spring Academy, Streaks Camp, & Summer League- $110
___ Discount before April 15-Second daughter rate is $55 for both Academy, Camp, & League
___ After April 15- Academy $45, Camp $75, (League not available after April 15)
Next Year’s 9thGraders Entry--Please Check What You Plan To Attend
___ Attend Only Spring Academy- $45 ____ Attend Only Summer Camp(No League)- $75___ Attend Only Summer Camp & Summer League(Score for League) $75
___ Discount before April 15-Attend Spring Academy, Streaks Camp, & Summer League- $100
___ Discount before April 15-2nd daughter rate $50 for Academy, Summer Camp, and League
___ After April 15- Academy $45, Camp $75 (League not available after April 15)
Shooting School- Girls Presently in 4th-8th Grades (Must be enrolled in Academy)
___ Rate= $30
Next Year’s 10th- 12thGraders Entry--Please Check What You Plan To Attend
___ Discount before April 15-Attend Summer Camp Only (No League)- $75 ___ Discount before April 15-Camp & League (Score for League)$75
___ Discount before April 15-Second Daughter rate is $35 for Summer Camp & Summer League
___ After April 15- Camp $85 (League not available after April 15)
2ndDaughter Rate- This rate applies to all younger children attending Streaks boys or girls camps. To receive the discount, all entries must be sent in before April 15. Send entries to boys camps to Coach Reynolds.
Parent or Guardian’s Signature ____________________________________
Phone during Camp Hours_____________
Return to: Coach Evan Massey, 1535 N.Prairie St., Galesburg, Illinois 61401. Make checks payable to Streaks Basketball. If you have any questions emass70@yahoo.com
Title: Embrace the Season: Exploring the 2013 Spring & Summer Programs
Introduction
As the seasons change, so do the opportunities for growth, exploration, and enrichment. The year 2013 brought with it a range of exciting and diverse Spring & Summer Programs that catered to various interests, ages, and passions. In this article, we delve into the rich tapestry of programs that graced that year, highlighting their significance, benefits, and addressing frequently asked questions to provide insights into the world of seasonal programs.
The Spring & Summer Program Landscape of 2013
The year 2013 was a canvas on which an array of Spring & Summer Programs flourished, offering individuals of all ages a chance to engage, learn, and thrive.
1. Diverse Offerings: From arts and sciences to sports and outdoor adventures, the Spring & Summer Programs of 2013 spanned a wide spectrum of interests and activities.
2. Skill Development: These programs provided a platform for participants to enhance existing skills or acquire new ones, nurturing personal growth and fostering self-confidence.
3. Social Interaction: The programs offered a unique opportunity for individuals to interact with peers who shared their passions, contributing to the development of lasting friendships.
4. Enrichment and Exploration: Whether through educational workshops, artistic endeavors, or outdoor excursions, these programs encouraged participants to explore new horizons and ignite their curiosity.
Benefits of Spring & Summer Programs
Participating in Spring & Summer Programs offers a multitude of benefits that extend beyond the confines of the program duration.
1. Lifelong Learning: These programs promote a culture of continuous learning, encouraging participants to acquire knowledge and skills that stay with them for life.
2. Personal Growth: Through challenges and new experiences, individuals develop resilience, adaptability, and a sense of accomplishment.
3. Exploration of Interests: Spring & Summer Programs provide a safe space for individuals to delve into their interests and passions, potentially inspiring future career paths or hobbies.
4. Confidence Building: As participants achieve milestones within the program, their self-confidence and self-esteem naturally flourish.
5. Break from Routine: Engaging in a Spring & Summer Program provides a refreshing break from the usual routine, allowing individuals to unwind and recharge.
Frequently Asked Questions about Spring & Summer Programs
Q1: Who can participate in Spring & Summer Programs?
A1: Spring & Summer Programs cater to individuals of all ages, from children and teenagers to adults and seniors, depending on the specific program's target audience.
Q2: What types of programs are usually offered during these seasons?
A2: Spring & Summer Programs encompass a wide range of offerings, including academic workshops, sports camps, arts and crafts classes, outdoor adventures, and more.
Q3: How can I find Spring & Summer Programs to participate in?
A3: Research local community centers, schools, universities, and online platforms that often list and promote various Spring & Summer Programs available in your area.
Q4: Are Spring & Summer Programs only for children and students?
A4: No, Spring & Summer Programs are designed for individuals of all ages. While there are programs for children and students, there are also options for adults and seniors.
Q5: What's the duration of these programs?
A5: The duration varies depending on the program. Some programs may last a few days, while others can extend throughout the entire season.
Conclusion
The Spring & Summer Programs of 2013 were more than just a way to pass the time; they were gateways to discovery, growth, and personal enrichment. From children exploring the wonders of science to adults honing their artistic talents, these programs provided a platform for individuals to expand their horizons, connect with like-minded peers, and immerse themselves in the joy of learning. The legacy of these programs lives on through the memories, skills, and friendships formed during those transformative seasons. As the years progress, the spirit of embracing seasonal opportunities continues to inspire individuals to step outside their comfort zones, pursue their passions, and embark on journeys of self-discovery.
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