Pennsylvania Football Camps
Lancaster Bible College - Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Per PIAA By-Laws, "a Pennsylvania High School student who participates in organized contact football camps, clinics, drills, Practices, Inter-School Practices, Scrimmages, Contests, or similar contact activities outside the PIAA-defined football season shall be ineligible to participate in interscholastic football for a period of one year from the date of such participation." Therefore, Pennsylvania High School players choosing to attend this summer's camp will be involved in a "Limited Contact" version of the same camp program.
The oldest inland city in the United States of America, snuggled along the north and west by the mighty Susquehanna River, Lancaster Bible College will host this summer's Contact Football Camp in Pennsylvania.
Darwin Breaux, one of the most successful coaches in Dickinson's long football history, returns in 2010 as camp director. Darwin recently completed his seventeenth season at the top of the Red Devils' football program. In 2007, Darwin led the Red Devils to a 9-2 overall record. In seventeen seasons, Darwin has compiled an overall record of 96-58-1 (record for most wins in school history) and has led the Red Devils to the playoffs five times, including the 2007 ECAC Southeast Championships. Breaux joined the Dickinson football staff in 1989 as offensive coordinator and headed up the team's recruiting. Breaux took over as head coach before the start of the 1993 campaign and led the Red Devils to a berth in the ECAC Southwest Region Championship game. His 1994 team put together a school record 10-0 season and earned an NCAA Playoff appearance. For his efforts, he was named the AFCA South Region Coach of The Year. During his time at Dickinson, Breaux has coached 22 All-Americans.
HALF DAY MORNING SPECIALTY CLINIC - 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (first morning) - $130, must sign up separately for this program! Campers attending this clinic will have three hours between the clinic and check in for the weeklong camp.
You should make arrangements to eat lunch and store your gear between the two programs. We are not allowed into the dorms until 3 p.m.
Quarterbacks - Personalized attention and instruction by our quarterback coaches. The focus of the instruction includes the following: leadership, passing techniques, drop-backs, quickness, footwork, speed and agility, ball handling, hand-offs, pitches and options, passing techniques, sprint-outs, bootlegs, rollouts and play-action, passing drills, grip, QB/center exchange, pivots, sprint-draw and play-action pass, progression for finding the open receiver, mental and physical preparation for playing QB, warm-up drills, reading coverages, secondary pressure, and audibles.
Wide Receivers - Personalized attention and instruction by our receiver coaches. The focus of the instruction includes the following: reading coverages, correct pass routes, working back to the ball, catching the ball at the highest point, catching the ball, following the ball to the hands, speed control, how to get open, spotting defensive coverages (man-to-man, zone and combinations), running drills, receiver drills, stance, release, patterns: out, post, hook, curl, post/corner, fade, in, fly, cross, etc.
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