Campers will be offered a balance of fundamental instruction within each sport as well as allowing the athlete to develop a myriad of sporting skills prevalent in both sports.

What to Bring
Campers for all camps should dress so that you will be ready to participate actively in games and skill building activities. We recommend wearing shorts and a t-shirt or sweatshirt, depending on the weather. A lacrosse stick, mouth guard and goggles are required. Your child's footwear should provide good lateral support and be appropriate for the sport in which he or she is signed up. Also add a pair of flip-flops or sneakers for the lunch break. In addition, you should bring an athletic bag with sun block, swimsuit, towel, change of clothes for the afternoon session, and jacket in case of rain. Finally, be sure to clearly label all items.

• Improve individual skills and overall fitness
• Better knowledge and enjoyment of the games
• Gain knowledge in offense and defense areas, team tactics, and field vision in both games of lacrosse and soccer
• Build a competitive, positive atmosphere for the multisport athlete.

EQUIPMENT: Campers must bring their stick, mouth guard, goggles, cleats, and sneakers for potential indoor and/or turf play. Goalies must bring a complete set of goalie equipment.

SARAH DACEY, CO-CAMP DIRECTOR
Head Women's Soccer Coach, Babson College
Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach, Babson College
In addition to her accomplishments as the head lacrosse coach listed above, Dacey also is a three-time member of UNC's Carolina women's lacrosse team. During her four years, Dacey was a two-time All-American and team MVP, and helped her team advance to two NCAA Final Four appearances. During her brief tenure as the assistant lacrosse coach at Babson, the Beavers earned three NEWMAC Championships, three trips to the NCAA tournament, and three national rankings in the past four years.