Camps

SUMMER 2013

LIL’ BEARS DAY CAMP & PROSPECTS CAMP

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Lil’ Bears Baseball Day Camp — June 17-21, 2013

Kelly Field at Irv Utz Stadium

Does your kid want to be a baseball-playing Lil’ Bear? This June, Washington University in St. Louis Baseball hosts a week-long day camp for boys and girls where they learn baseball basics, play in the sun (and shade), and best of all — HAVE FUN!

With a curriculum designed for ages 6-10, our college baseball coaches will show your son or daughter what it takes to be a Lil’ Bear! We’ll have instruction, games, wiffle ball, and — becaues every kid wants to get in the pool — SWIM TIME!

So register your son or daughter NOW for the best kids baseball camp in St. Louis. Bear a LIL’ BEAR!

• REGISTRATION — $250
• EARLY BIRD (3/15) — $225
• FAMILY PRICE (per child) — $200

Download the Lil’ Bears Baseball Day Camp PDF for more information before registering. If registering before March 15th, please enter ORIOLES to receive your 10 percent discount. Washington University in St. Louis employees enjoy a 20 percent discount (not to be combined with the early bird discount). Please email camps@washubaseball.com from an @wustl.edu email address for the promo code.

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WASH.U.STL Prospect Camp — June 22-23, 2013

Kelly Field at Irv Utz Stadium

Washington University in St. Louis Baseball hosts is inaugural Prospect Camp whereby high school baseball players of any age seeking first-rate baseball instruction, top-notch competition, and honest assessment of their college baseball abilities from Washington University baseball coaches should register for what will be a superb two-day event.

The goals of the Washington University Baseball Prospect Camp include:

• the development of general baseball knowledge from WashU coaches
• understanding of college baseball team play that contributes to winning
• position-specific improvement through enhanced skill development
• learning of key tips for baserunning, game strategy, and strength and agility

Head Coach Steve Duncan and Recruiting Coordinator Nicholas Mahrt will orchestrate the camp, while assistant coaches Ross Clites and Jim Foster will facilitate the “skills, drills, and technique” and showcase portions of the camp.

Camp Format

High school players registered for the Washington University in St. Louis Baseball Prospect Camp should expect an abundance of face time in front of WashU baseball coaches and should expect to receive numerous comments on their baseball kills and mechanics. Players participate in:

Evaluations/Video

Washington University Baseball coaches will provide all attendees with a written evaluation of their baseball abilities and future college playing prospects. Players should expect this evaluation within a few weeks of the prospect camp. Evaluations will be realistic, honest, and accurate, and will focus on areas of improvement for the player. The evaluations will also reflect a true assessment of the players’ chances of playing college baseball at the varying levels.

Video packages are available for $150 and are supplemental to instruction.

Accommodations & Meals

The Washington University Baseball Prospect Camp has partnered with Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis in Clayton, Mo., located just minutes down the street from Washington University’s Danforth Campus and Kelly Field, to offer camp registrants and their families a significantly reduced rate. Please mention “WashU Baseball 2013″ when booking to received the reduced rate.

And please know that included in the price of registration is a Penn Station East Coast Subs lunch box for both days of the prospect camp. Players need not bring their own lunch unless they have specific and unique dietary needs.

Prospect Camp Schedule (Days One & Two)

[Day Two Games & Adjournment dependent on pitchers in camp]

Washington University in St. Louis employees enjoy a 20 percent discount. Please email camps@washubaseball.com from an @wustl.edu email address for the promo code.

Steve Duncan

Head Baseball Coach
Washington University
in St. Louis

Nicholas Mahrt

Recruiting Coordinator
Washington University
in St. Louis