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2016
SUMMER
CAMPS
CAMP OFFERINGS
FOR
GRADES 1 - 12
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FINE ARTS
Camp Create
Writer, Artist or Both
Drama 1
Drama 2
Drama 3
Musical Camp
Intro to Cooking and Nutrition
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ATHLETICS CAMPS
Boys Volleyball
Girls Volleyball
Soccer
Boys’ Strength Training
Girls’ Strength Training
Fencing
Tennis
Boys’ Basketball
Girls’ Basketball
Co-ed Running Camp
Football Camp
Golf
Tag Rugby
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CMH Nationally recognized as WI School of Character A team of state
evaluators found that CMH has implemented the 11 Principles in an exemplary fashion. The Wisconsin School of Character designation is not easy to
achieve. We are one of sixteen high school in the U.S to receive this award
and 1 of only 2 in Wisconsin to receive this award.
Our summer camps will cultivate creativity, develop skills and sensitivity,
and enrich the soul. We provide a wide variety of opportunities for students
in grades 1 - 12.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
To register go to: www. catholicmemorial.net
and click on the summer camp logo.
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FINE ARTS CAMPS
Camp Create
Various age groups, see individual sessions
Students will be introduced to a variety of art media and techniques through this series of hands-on art studio
opportunities. Techniques and media may include, but are not limited to, mixed-media collage, assemblage,
sculpture, wearable art, altered book, artist trading cards, drawing, design, painting, printmaking and oil pastels.
Each week students will view artwork options, hear about different themes and see demonstrations in many areas
and then will choose the area they wish to explore. Students may complete one major, focused work of art using
one technique or medium; multiple artworks in one discipline, or may choose to work their way around the art
studio to have many different art experiences. Students may sign up for one or two weeks of art camp.
Students may combine sessions for an extended art studio experience.
New experiences each week! Class size is limited to 12 students per session in order to provide individualized
support.
Monday - Thursday
For students grades 3 - 8
Session 1: June 13th - June 16th
8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Session 4: June 20th - June 23rd
8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 am.
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Adults Only
7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
High School students
4:30-p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Fee: $85.00 per student per session (all materials included)
CMH Art Studios, Rooms 06 and 08
Instructor: Rose Lange- BS Art Education, 23 years of experience, Kohl Fellowship award in 2014. Currently teaching at
Waukesha Catholic
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Writer, Artist or Both, Oh My!
Tapping into kids' inner passions through language and visual arts.
For students entering grades 3 - 8
Celebrate the fusion of writing and art by becoming storytellers and illustrators. Students will be exposed to the
world of authors, inspiring them to find their own voice as writers. Daily writing lessons will focus on the basics
of storytelling, word choice, and publishing. Accompanying the writing experience, students will explore the world
of the illustrator as they are immersed in the art studio
environment.
Students will illustrate their writing through creative
expression using a variety of techniques which may
include drawing, design, painting, printmaking, oil pastels, collage and mixed-media. Jan and Rose will serve
as coach/mentors, encouraging self-directed, learnercentered discovery and achievement, as students practice and develop their skills as writers and artists.
To showcase students' achievements, there will be a
celebratory reading/exhibit at the conclusion of the final class day. Class size is limited to 12
students per session in order to provide individualized support.
Monday-Thursday
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m..
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Fee $100.00 per student per session (material are included)
CMH Art Room Rooms 06 and 08
Instructors: Rose Lange- BS Art Education, 23 years of experience, Kohl Fellowship award in 2014. Jan O’Brien- B.A. Elementary Education , 27 Years of experience, Kohl Fellowship Award in 2015. Both currently teaching for Waukesha Catholic.
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Drama 1
For students entering grades 1 – 6
The beginning elements of acting will be developed including: dynamic action and rhythmic beat, improvisation, discovering/projecting basic relationships, characterization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody.
Acting games will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educationally rewarding experience. Each of the
acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method actor. It is strongly recommended that each student take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting.
Although the camps are sequential, there is a review of previous material at the beginning of each camp so
that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. So don’t miss the
fun and join us for a great summer of Theater!
Returning this year is the professional theater group “Prairie Fire” who will be producing our summer show
during the week of June 20th - June 25th (with performances on Friday, June 24th and Saturday, June 25th).
Both pre-high school and high school camp attendees will be guaranteed a spot in their production of
“Pinocchio”. Auditions for the show will be Monday, June 20th from 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. If your child
chooses to participate in our summer show (which I strongly recommend as a performance continuation of the
skills they learn in camp) they will be required to rehearse in the afternoon until roughly around 4:45 p.m.
each day during the week of the show.
June 13th - June 17th 10:00 a.m. – Noon, June 21st 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m , and
June 24th 10:00 a.m.- Noon.
CMH Auditorium
Fee: $75 per student per session
Instructor: Chris Andacht, CMH faculty, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding
Director Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.
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Drama 2
Join the most prestigious high school acting company in the state of Wisconsin, winners of 44 Outstanding
Acting, Directing, Ensemble, and Critics Choice awards over the last 11 years. Learn the craft of acting
from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Director-State Theatre Festival” award in 2002, 2003,
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015!
The beginning elements of acting will be developed including: dynamic action and rhythmic beat, improvisation, discovering/projecting basic relationships, characterization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody. Acting games and activities will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educationally rewarding experience. Each of the acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and
actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method actor. Students in the high
school camps will be exposed to the Meisner approach to acting, which is the basis of all of the success the
program has experienced in the past 11 years and provides a solid foundation for a successful continuation
into the college or professional world. It is strongly recommended that each student take each of the camps
in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are
sequential, there is a review of previous material at the beginning of each camp so that it is possible for a
student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. Join the fun at CMH this summer!
Returning this year is the professional theater group “Prairie Fire” who will be producing our summer show
during the week of June22nd - June 27th (with performances on Friday, June 24th and Saturday, June 25th).
Both pre-high school and high school camp attendees will be guaranteed a spot in their production of
“Pinocchio”. Auditions for the show will be Monday, June 20th from 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. If your child
chooses to participate in our summer show (which I strongly recommend as a performance continuation of
the skills they learn in camp) they will be required to rehearse in the afternoon until roughly around
4:45 p.m. each day during the week of the show. All Drama 2 students are highly encouraged to audition for
the show, as it is a great acting experience.
June 20th - June 23rd and June 27th- June 30th
10:00 a.m. – Noon.
CMH Auditorium
Instructor: Chris Andacht, CMH faculty, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding
Director Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.
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Drama 3
Join the most prestigious high school acting company in the state of Wisconsin, winners of 50 Outstanding Acting, Directing, Ensemble,
and Critics Choice awards over the last 13 years. Learn the craft of acting from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Director-State
Theatre Festival” award in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015! The beginning
elements of acting will be developed including: dynamic action and rhythmic beat, improvisation, discovering/projecting basic relationships, characterization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody. Acting games and activities will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and
educationally rewarding experience. Each of the acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and
actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method actor. Students in the high school camps will be exposed to the Meisner approach to acting, which is the basis of all of the success the program has experienced in the past 13 years and provides a solid foundation for a successful continuation into the college or professional world. It is strongly recommended that each student
take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are sequential,
there is a review of previous material at the beginning of each camp so that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at
whatever level they enter at. In order to audition and become a member of our fall production students must have taken either Drama 3
or Drama 4, as the state theater festival demands of every actor the elements that are taught in the camp. Join the fun at CMH this
summer!
Monday-Friday
July 5th - July 15th
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Fee: $75.00 per student per session
CMH Auditorium
Musical Camp
Join the most prestigious high school acting company in the state of Wisconsin, winners of 50 Outstanding Acting, Directing, Ensemble,
and Critics Choice awards over the last 13 years. Learn the craft of acting from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Director-State
Theatre Festival” award in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015! The camp will
use this years musical as the basis for all scene work and musical numbers, it will give you a leg up on auditioning for the musical this
year. Acting games and activities will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educationally rewarding experience. Each of the acting
camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to
become a strong method actor. Students in the high school camps will be exposed to the Meisner approach to acting, which is the basis of
all of the success the program has experienced in the past 13 years and provides a solid foundation for a successful continuation into the
college or professional world. It is strongly recommended that each student take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all
the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are sequential, there is a review of previous material at the beginning of
each camp so that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. Join the fun at CMH this summer!
Monday-Friday
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
CMH Auditorium
Instructor: Chris Andacht, CMH faculty, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding Director
Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.
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Intro to Cooking and Nutrition
For students entering grades 6th - 8th
Monday - Friday
June 13th - June 24th
9:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
In class, students will learn basic nutrition while also becoming comfortable in the kitchen. We will
focus on learning the basics of cooking and etiquette while also learning about safety and nutrition.
Students will make foods including omelets, various quick breads, pizza, and more! No experience
is required. Class size is limited to 16 students per
session in order to provide individualized support.
Fee: $100.00 per student per sessions (all supplies
included in fee)
Catholic Memorial High School Room 022
Instructor: Ms. Alex Glorioso, CMH physical education,
foods, and health instructor. She has worked in the food
industry and family deli for 5 years.
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ATHLETIC CAMPS
Boys’ Volleyball
For boys entering grades 5 - 9
Catholic Memorial is hosting volleyball camps for boys who are looking to stay active during the summer, and learn
about the game of volleyball. The camps are designed for all levels of play, and there is no regard to high school affiliation (you don’t need to be attending CMH in order to sign up). We will cover a variety of skills including passing, setting, serving, hitting, and defense. Camp participants will learn to utilize teamwork along with these skills
while participating in drills and actual games.
There will be two sessions to pick from based on the grade the student is entering. Boys entering grades 5-8 will attend the first session, and will be split into groups for grades 5-6 and 7-8. Boys entering their freshmen year will attend the second session, and will be using the higher net (used at the high school level). Athletic attire including gym
shoes is expected. Campers will receive a t-shirt upon completion of the camp.
T-shirt sizes available: YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
Session 1 For boys entering grades 5 -8:
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Session 2 For boys entering grade 9:
1:00 p.m. - 4:-00 p.m.
CMH InPro and Julia Weber Gym
Coaches: CMH Varsity coaches Brad Mikulice and Dan Chipman have a combined 11 years of coaching volleyball, and
coached for CMH the past two years. They will be joined by Amanda Gabert (current JV coach) and Erik Neuens (former
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Girls’ Volleyball
“BACK 2 BACK” STATE CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
Crusader Back to Back State Champs Volleyball Camps are designed to meet the needs of the next generation of
volleyball players. With sessions targeted for beginners, who work on fundamentals, through experienced incoming
freshmen, who are exposed to more advanced technical and tactical instruction, Crusader camps provide a challenging environment for campers of all skill levels. Campers must provide their own water bottle and knee pads.
Camp t-shirt included. Sizes: YL, YXL. AS, AM, AL, and AXL. Fr eshmen camp is str uctur ed as a BYO
Lunch. As camps go – these are a GREAT Value!
July 25th – July 28th
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
Session 1: Fundamentals Camp
Designed for players just learning the game and who want to develop their core skills. (Typically 4th and 5th graders.)
8:30 a.m.– 11:00 a.m.
Session 2: Setters Camp
Campers will receive expert training in setting, with an emphasis on technique. Campers should have at least one
year of experience. They will be grouped according to skill level.
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Session 3: Performance Camp
This camp is designed for the developing player who has a good basic skill and wants to continue to improve.
1:30 p.m.– 4:00 p.m.
Fee : $75 per student per session
Session 4: Challenge Camp
This is a high intensity “no excuses” camp designed for highly motivated athletes who will be entering 7th or 8th
grade.
5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Fee $90 per student per session
Session 5: Incoming Freshman Camp
Campers, regardless of school affiliation, will be exposed to the demands of High School volleyball.
8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Fee $160 per student per session
CMH InPro and Julia Weber Gyms
Coaches: Ted Schulte, Kate Fitzgerald, Tiffany Onopa and Sam Derynda - joined by other knowledgeable coaches
and some of the best high school and collegiate players from the area.
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Champion Soccer School
For students entering grades 1-9
Coach Burke (USSF-B National Licensed Coach and 2-time NSCAA National Coach of the Year) and his staff will introduce
each player to the tactical and technical systems that have produced eleven state championships, six top-twenty finishes in the
NSCAA national polls, and a NSCAA national championship. More importantly, players will learn about the sportsmanship and
dedication that have become the hallmarks of CMH’s varsity team, which has earned seventeen consecutive Academic AllAmerican Team awards, six WIAA sportsmanship awards, and the Classic 8 Conference Sportsmanship Award. All players at the
camp will receive a personal, one-on-one evaluation from their coach and an award at the end of the camp on Friday. In addition
to more than 15 coaches who have won state championships, joining the staff this year will be Joe Luedke, the Wisconsin Lutheran College Head Men’s Coach. In addition, back for another year will be Joe Fricano, Catholic Memorial Assistant Girls’ and
Boys’ Coach.
Checklist for each participate: (Please print your child’s name on all gear)
* One plain white t-shirt—we will create a team shirt with this that players will wear during the week
* Water jug (at least 32 oz.) with your name on it.
* Lunch in a container with the player’s name on it.
* Fully inflated soccer ball with your name and phone number on it.
* Indoor shoes or regular gym shoes
* Outdoor soccer shoes
* Shin guards
* Sunscreen
* Two fine point Sharpie permanent markers (two different colors)
* One 8 ½” x 11” piece of cardboard
Monday through Friday
Session 1:
For students entering 1st – 6th grades
8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Session 2:
For students entering 7th– 9th grades
8:00 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.
CMH athletic facilities and grounds
Coach: John Burke. If you have any questions, contact Coach Burke at 262-378-0888
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Boys’ Summer Strength Training
The objective of summer strength training is to help athletes achieve their goal of excelling at their sport(s) of
choice. We believe that an athlete’s physical preparedness enhances his or her mental image which equates to improvement in their athletic performance. The keys to an athlete’s success go beyond the practice and drills they do
for a single sport. It takes a depth of skills and abilities to bring an athlete from average to exceptional. Only by improving all parts of the physical system will an athlete reach the next level of success. Through our Summer Strength
Program you will see increased mobility, increased strength, increased speed, enhanced cardio-vascular health, improved self-confidence, positive self-image and work ethic that remains with you for life. Players must wear gym
shoes and gym clothing. Highly recommended for all girls interested in competing in athletics at CMH.
June 6th - July 28th
Monday through Thursday
Session 1 (recommended for 7th, 8th, 9th graders)
6:45 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
Session 2 (recommended for 10th, 11th, 12th graders)
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
CMH Track and Weight Room
Coaches: Bill Young, 39 year s at CMH, Head Football and Wr estling Coach, Head of Str ength and Conditioning. Matt Bergan, 10 years at CMH, Head Boys Track Coach, Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach and
Speed and Conditioning Coach.
Girls’ Summer Strength Training
The objective of summer strength training is to help athletes achieve their goal of excelling at their sport(s) of
choice. We believe that an athlete’s physical preparedness enhances his or her mental image which equates to improvement in their athletic performance. The keys to an athlete’s success go beyond the practice and drills they do
for a single sport. It takes a depth of skills and abilities to bring an athlete from average to exceptional. Only by improving all parts of the physical system will an athlete reach the next level of success. Through our Summer Strength
Program you will see increased mobility, increased strength, increased speed, enhanced cardio-vascular health, improved self-confidence, positive self-image and work ethic that remains with you for life. Athletes must wear gym
shoes and gym clothing. Highly recommended for all girls interested in competing in athletics at CMH.
Every Tuesday and Thursday
8:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
CMH InPro Gym and Weight Room
Coaches: Matt Ber gan, 10 year s at CMH, Head Boys Tr ack Coach, Assistant Football and Wr estling Coach
and Speed and Conditioning Coach. Jeff Mrochinski, CMH faculty, Tennis Coach, Basketball Coach and many
years’ experience as a fitness coach.
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Fencing
For students entering grades 4 – 12 and adults
This camp is a great way to explore this fun, distinctive,
and individual sport. Learning to fence will develop physical agility, mental focus, and eye-hand coordination, balance, and competitive strategy. Students will learn how to
move, defend, and attack using basic foils. Each student
will be fully equipped and coached by Mike Sampon, head
coach of CMH’s varsity team which has competed successfully throughout the Midwest. Parents who have joined this class in the past have enjoyed the fitness boost and
the time shared with their son/daughter. The camp will conclude with a tournament and awards on the final day.
Students should wear tennis shoes and shorts or sweats. All equipment provided.
June 14h - June 16h and June 21st - June 23rd
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Fee: $75 per student
CMH InPro Athletic Center
Co - Ed Middle School Tennis Drills
For students entering 6th - 8th grades
Join us for tennis drills, skills development, competition, and fun with coaches and varsity players from the Catholic Memorial tennis
program. Players of all skill levels are welcome! We will have opportunities available for beginners, intermediate and tournament
players. Players should bring their own racquet and water bottle.
July 10th, , July 17th, July 24th, July 31th, August 7th, and August 14th
Sundays
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Fee: $12.00 per student
Heyer Park (or Buchner if needed)
Coach Mrochinski has 15 years of experience coaching tennis including numerous individual and team state champions as well as high
school no-cut developmental programs. He is also the Director of the Waukesha Park & Rec Tennis Program and on the Board of the
Waukesha Tennis Association. If you have questions, please contact Coach Mrochinski at
[email protected].
Carl Veenendaal has been the Varsity Boys and Girls Coach at CMH for 15 years and has coached numerous conference champions and state tournament players (including the 2014 State Doubles Champions). Coach Carl is a
two-time WIAA State Doubles Champion. Coach Carl is a huge advocate for no-cut tennis and providing a
program for players of all levels.
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Boys Basketball Camp
For Students entering grades 5 - 9
You are invited to join the assistant coach and players from the Catholic Memorial boys’ basketball program for an
exciting and fun week of basketball. The program is designed to assist each player in improving his individual
skills and fundamentals with particular attention given to the technique of shooting the basketball. During each session, campers will participate in numerous drills and contests with and against other campers of the same age and/
or ability level. In sessions I and 2, campers will receive a t-shirt and have an opportunity to win awards. T-shirt
size available AS, AM, AL, AXL.
June 20th – June 24th
Monday through Friday
2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Session 1: Basic Shooting Fundamentals Camp
This basic shooting fundamentals session will teach young players the proper technique of shooting the basketball.
The camp will introduce and teach the basics of the shot including: body balance and foot position, catching and
setting up into the shot, and the shooting pocket. Each camper will learn our shooting ritual for developing proper
mechanics of shooting the basketball. Other individual skill development will also be instructed.
$90.00 per student per session
Session 2: Individual Shooting and Offensive Development Camp
In this individual shooting and offensive development session, students will learn all the facets of the shot including: the shooting ritual, catching 1-2 into the shot, the shot fake and hard dribble drive, the four finishes at the rim
and perimeter dribble moves. Scoring in the post will also be discussed. The campers will also be introduced to the
offensive concepts of screening and movement without the
basketball.
$90.00 per student per session
CMH InPro Center
Coach: Ryan Mills Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coach and
has been on staff for 9 years.
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Girls Basketball
The camp will focus on the fundamentals: shooting and scoring, footwork, dribbling, ball handling, passing, rebounding, post moves and defense. While we will work hard, fun is the name of the game. Daily
contests and games will provide a great opportunity to develop skills in
fun, competitive setting, and a wonderful time meeting new friends.
Camp t-shirt included in fee. Sizes are adult small to large. If not
specified a medium will be provided. Students should bring their own
water bottle.
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Monday -Thursday
3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
CMH InPro Center
Coach: Therese Dejewski, 2007 CMH graduate, 8 years coaching experience. 3rd year head varsity coach.
Boys and Girls Running Camp
We would like to welcome you to join us for a Cross Country Camp at Catholic Memorial this summer. We will
usually meet at Minooka Park in Waukesha, but may occasionally run on the track. This camp runs on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from June 14th to August 4th from 8:00 a.m. to about 9:15 a.m. and is accommodating to summer
vacations. This camp is a great opportunity for incoming freshman new to CMH, or to veteran Cross Country and
Track runners. Even if you are not particularly interested in running Track or Cross Country your freshman year,
we promise this camp will prepare you to be in top physical condition for any sport. This camp will help to prepare
you for a great start to the Cross Country season in August! The Boys and Girls programs will be combining this
fall, so the camp will be working with boys and girls together. We will run both long training runs as well as
workouts to provide you with the fundamental tools necessary to be successful throughout the Cross Country season. The camp will be led by Head Cross Country Coach
Bill Affeldt, as well as Assistant Coach Carly Coakley.
June 14th – August 4th
Tuesday and Thursday Mornings
8:00 a.m. - 9.15 a.m.
Fee: $50 per student per student
CMH Track and Minooka Park
Coach: Bill Affeldt, CMH Faculty
Assistant Coach: Carly Coakley, CMH Faculty
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Catholic Memorial Youth Football Camp
For students entering grades 3 –8
The camp will focus on the skill development of Youth football players. It will also focus on teaching the defensive and offensive techniques used at the varsity level here at CMH. Each player will have
the opportunity to work with the varsity coaching staff on a daily basis. Each camper will receive a Crusader Football (Under Amour) Tshirt. Size choices will be AS, AM, Al, and AXL.
In his 38 seasons as Head Football Coach at Catholic Memorial, Bill
Young has had 35 winning seasons, compiling an impressive record of 310-112 and nearing the top of the "All
Time Winningest Coach" list in Wisconsin State Football history. A member of the Wisconsin Football Coaches
Hall of Fame as well as the Catholic Memorial Athletic Hall of Fame, Bill Young has led the Crusaders to 34
playoff berths, coached in 13 state title games. To be in the hunt of a Classic 8 Conference Championship and
WIAA State Title each year, Coach Young relies on one of the most experienced football staffs that one could
assemble, which together, compiles of over 130 years of on-field coaching experience.
Monday - Friday
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Fee: $90.00 per student
Football Stadium at CMH
Coach: Bill Young
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Additional Camps that are affiliated with Catholic Memorial, but have different
registration requirements.
CMH Summer Golf Camp with the Broadlands Junior Golf Program
TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER GOLF CAMP Please contact Broadlands Golf Club directly at:
(262) 392 6320
Practice Days take place for up to 9 weeks on Wednesday or Thursday mornings beginning on June 15th and last for two hours.
Full Summer Package $260
9 practice days, 4 golf days and Junior Championship.
Half Summer Package $210
6 practice days, 3 golf days and Junior Championship
Basic Package $140
4 practice days and 2 golf days
These students play in a 9 hole golf league each Thursday morning starting June 16th for up to 9 weeks. Students also
participate in individual golf lessons with a golf professional throughout the summer. These lessons are scheduled
individually.
Full Summer Package $260
9 league days, 4 lessons and Junior Championship
Half Summer Package $210
6 league days, 3 lessons and Junior Championship
Basic Package $140
Co-Ed Tag Rugby
For students entering 1st - 9th grades
Young athletes learn the basic skills of the world’s second-most widely played sport. Campers will learn passing,
teamwork, and defense, in addition to rugby’s tradition of respect for yourself, your opponent, and the game itself, all
building up to playing tag rugby games. Students should wear athletic clothes and need to bring a water bottle and
soccer or football cleats. Incoming freshmen are encouraged to attend. The camp is offered through a joint
effort between the Waukesha Parks, Recreation, & Forestry, Catholic Memorial Girls Rugby, and Waukesha Tag
Rugby. Checklist for each participate: Wear athletic clothes & cleats and bring a water bottle
Days of the week: Fridays
5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Optional Saturday tourneys include June 25, July 9, July 23, and August 6
Location: Merrill Crest Park
Coaches: John Waliszewski and Joe Cunningham. Interested families are also
asked to contact John Waliszewski, [email protected]
TO REGISTER FOR THIS CAMP REFER TO Waukesha County Activity Registration Link .
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
To register for camps copy and paste the web site below:
By enrolling your child in any of the CMH camps, you hereby
authorize school officials to take whatever action is deemed necessary, in their judgment, for the health of your child. You accept full responsibility for all costs related to such treatment.
You also certify that your student is in good health and give
your permission for your student to participate in any or all
programs.
For any questions, please feel free to call us at 262-542-7101.
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