Registration Form - Guy Enriques` Team Volleyball Camp

REGISTRATION FORM
On-line Registration Available at www.guysvb.com
HS Team Name: Guy Enriques’ Team Camp has helped guide hundreds of teams to various levels of
success. From digging teams out of cellar finishes, to league play-off titles, state
appearances and State Championships, Guy Enriques’ Team Camps will help every
team achieve their best. Teams from the following schools have attended our
camps over the years:
Player Name: Player Email: Player Cell Phone #:
Address: Parents’ Names: Phone #: (Day) (Evening)
Email: Coach’s Name: Grade Fall of 2016: T-shirt Size (Adult): S M L XL XXL
(Youth): L XL
(included free with paid registration)
Check the Camp Session you are planning to attend:
 Session #1
July 10-14 (Sun-Thu)
St. Martin’s University, Lacey, WA
 Session #2
July 17-21 (Sun-Thu)
Liberty High School, Hillsboro, OR
 Session #3
July 31-August 4 (Sun-Thu)
Summit High School, Bend, OR
 Session #4
August 7-11 (Sun-Thu)
29
Years of
Proven Success:
Seaside High School - Seaside, OR
Registration fee: $300
Early registration discount: $270
Pay $270 by June 1st, and save $30 per player.
Registration Fee at the door is $325
Write check payable to: Team VB Camp
Mail registration to: Team Volleyball Camp
P.O. Box 355,
Pahala, HI 96777
***Make sure to complete Mandatory Medical Release and
Concussion Form found online at www.guysvolleyball.com***
Adna HS, WA
Adrian HS, OR
Aloha HS, OR
Amity HS, OR
Arlington HS, OR
Arlington HS, WA
Baker HS, OR
Banks HS, OR
Barlow HS, OR
Beaverton HS, OR
Bend HS, OR
Black Hills HS, WA
Blanchet Catholic HS, OR
Brewster HS, WA
Bridgeport HS, WA
Burns HS, OR
Camas HS, WA
Cascade Christian HS, OR
Cashmere HS, WA
Centennial HS, OR
Central HS, OR
Century HS, OR
Cle Elum-Roslyn HS, WA
Chelan HS, WA
Clackamas HS, OR
Clatskanie HS, OR
Coachella HS, CA
Columbia (White
Salmon) HS, WA
Colville HS, WA
Condon HS, OR
Corvallis HS, OR
Cottage Grove HS, OR
Cove HS, OR
Crane HS, OR
Crescent Valley HS, OR
Crook County HS, OR
Dallas HS, OR
Damascus Christian HS, OR
Days Creek HS, OR
Dufur HS, OR
East Linn Christian
Academy, WA
Eastmont HS, WA
Elgin HS, OR
Evergreen HS, WA
Forest Grove HS, OR
Fort Vancouver HS, WA
Fruitland HS, ID
Granger HS, WA
Hanford HS, WA
Heppner HS, OR
Heritage HS, WA
Hermiston HS, OR
Hoquiam HS, WA
Ilwaco HS, WA
Imbler HS, OR*
Jewell HS, OR
Joseph HS, OR
Juanita HS, WA
Junction City, OR
Kamiakin HS, WA
Kelso HS, WA
Kennewick HS, WA
Klickitat HS, WA
Kiona Benton HS, WA
La Center HS, WA
La Conner HS, WA
La Grande HS, OR
Lake Roosevelt HS, WA
Lakeview HS, OR
Lebanon HS, OR
Lowell HS, OR
Mansfield HS, WA
Manson HS, WA
Marist HS, OR
McKay HS, OR
McKenzie HS, OR
McNary HS, OR
Mead HS, WA
Moses Lake HS, WA
Mossyrock HS, WA
Mountain View HS, OR
Myrtle Point HS, OR
Napavine HS, WA
Neah-Kah-Nie
Nestucca HS, OR
New Plymouth HS, ID
Newberg HS, OR
Newport HS, WA
North Marion HS, OR
North Powder HS, OR
North Salem HS, OR
Okanogan HS, WA
Olympic HS, WA
Ontario HS, OR
Oregon City HS, OR
Oregon Episcopal HS, OR
Oroville HS, WA
Othello HS, WA
Pasco HS, WA
Pendleton HS, OR
Peninsula HS, WA
Pine Eagle HS, OR
Powder Valley HS, OR
Putnam HS, OR
R.A. Long HS, WA
Rainier HS, OR
Raymond HS, WA
Rearden HS, WA
Redmond HS, OR
Regis HS, OR
Reynolds HS, OR
Richland HS, WA
Ridgefield HS, WA
St. Helens HS, OR
St. Mary’s HS, OR
St. Paul HS, OR
Salem Academy HS, OR
Sandy HS, OR
Santiam Christian HS, OR
Seaside HS, OR
Sheldon HS, OR
Sheridan HS, OR
Sherwood HS, OR
South Albany HS, OR
South Salem HS, OR
Southridge HS, WA
Sprague HS, OR
Stanfield HS, OR
Summit HS, OR
Sutherlin HS, OR
Sweet Home HS, OR
Tacoma Baptist HS, WA
The Dalles HS, OR
Thurston HS, OR
Tigard HS, OR
Tillamook HS, OR
Toledo HS, WA
Tualatin HS, OR
Union HS, WA
Vale HS, OR
Valley Catholic HS, OR
Wahkiakum HS, WA
Warden HS, WA
Waterville HS, WA
Wenatchee HS, OR
West Albany HS, OR
West Salem HS, OR
Willamette HS, OR
Willamette Valley
Christian HS, OR
Willamina HS, OR
Wilson HS, OR
Woodland HS, WA
Yreka HS, CA
In twenty-nine years of Guy Enriques Team Camp, we may have missed your team, please accept
our apology and let us know.
Guy Enriques’
Team2016
Volleyball
Camp
Redefining the Game –
Focusing on
“What Matters Most” and
“What Makes Sense”
Camp Dates and Locations:
Session #1 July 10-14 (Sun-Thu)
St. Martin’s High School, Lacey, WA
Session #2 July 17-21 (Sun-Thu)
Liberty High School, Hillsboro, OR
Session #3 July 31 - Aug 4 (Sun-Thu)
Summit High School, Bend, OR
Session #4 Aug 7 - 11 (Sun-Thu)
Seaside High School, Seaside, OR
The essence of Guy Enriques’ Team Camp:
..Establishing new priorities for Coaches and
Athletes
..Developing the Team Attitude and Mental
Toughness
..Getting Athletes to accept responsibility for
personal and team growth
..Focusing on life-long, life-changing skills
..Prioritizing vital skills and “Sticking your
routines”
For more information:
Web site:
Email:
Phone:
guysvolleyball.com
[email protected]
(808) 217-2253
his will be coach Guy’s 29th year as the Director and Head Clinician of Team Camp. His
philosophy and focus on building teams has now become a prominent direction in
the area of volleyball camps and continues to lead the way in providing the best camp
available.
Coach Guy is a firm believer in a coaching philosophy that balances the
emphasis in physical training and mental training. He walks-the-talk
and takes the mental training, physical training and team attitude
to a higher level. He is excellent in getting his players and teams to
“buy into” the concept of taking responsibility for personal and team
success. The creation of the PowerBook is the major tool that helps his
teams and individuals grow, improve and achieve beyond the normal
speed and expectations.
Coach Enriques’ coaching career began at Gresham High School
in the State of Oregon. He completed his 6 year tenure winning
the School’s first volleyball State Championship in 1986. With
no previous collegiate coaching experience, Coach
Guy Enriques
Enriques took the reins of the Oregon State University Camp Director - Head Clinician
Women’s Volleyball Program and proceeded to lead the OSU Beavers out of the bottom of
the PAC-10 finishes, to a third place finish behind powerhouse UCLA and Stanford.
While coaching the Beavers, OSU received regional and top 20 rankings, while Coach Guy
was awarded the Co-PAC 10 Coach of the Year Award. Coach Enriques was also awarded
the West Region Coach of the Year Award.
Coach Guy currently coaches the Boys Volleyball Program at Kamehameha High School,
a position he has held for the past 12 years. In the last 4 years, he has led his team to 3
runner up State finishes and received State and Conference Coach of the Year recognition.
great about
Guy’s Team Camp?
What’s
1. Continuity of Training: At Team Camp, the high school
coach has the ultimate say in what is being taught. Together
the team trains and learns the essential technical, tactical and
mental skills of the team game. Learning together is the critical
factor in assuring the team’s ability to transfer what the team
learned at the camp into their traditional high school seasons.
2. Team Building and Bonding: The strength of six great
players cannot match the power of one great team. At Team
Camp, we are best at bringing individuals together as a team.
Understanding the team concept opens the door to much
more than just winning volleyball games. It opens the door to
learning how to win in the game of life.
3. Get a Jump Start on Your Season: Nowhere else can you
get 4 days of approximately 9 hours of daily team training
focus, with no distractions.
4. Mental Toughness Training: Team Camp emphasizes
mental toughness development. Mental toughness is the
conscious ability of a team or individual to consistently perform
at their best, and more importantly when the situation is at its
worst.
5. Individual Skills Camps vs. Team Camps: It takes far more
effort on the coach’s part to hustle and get the majority of the
team to attend a team camp. However, I believe every coach
would agree that the results of such effort is far more profitable
than to sit back and simply encourage your players to go to an
individual skills camp.
Why choose
Guy’s Team Camp?
Team Camp is Appropriate for All Competitive Levels
Our unique tournament format directs teams to their level
of competition. Whether you are a large or small school,
JV or young club team, every team will be challenged.
Tournaments are formatted to drive and motivate both the
advanced and beginning team.
The Best Coaching Staff at any camp! A camp is only
as good as the coaches that serve you and your team. Our
coaching staff pride themselves in their efforts to give you
the most productive and positive camp you will ever have.
We focus on building the team: Our camps success is
a result of a strong emphasis on building team skills. Team
skills is the power that gives the ordinary team, extraordinary
abilities and performances. The three major areas of team
building are:
55 Mental Development: Attitude, responsibility, selfdiscipline, fear, desire, optimism, success thinking, etc.
55 Team Skills: Communication, team support skills,
player-coach relationship, playing your part as a member of a team, understanding personal and team goals,
all for one and one for all attitude, etc.
55 Team Volleyball Skills: Serve, receive, team offense,
team defense, team transition, etc.
Daily and Nightly Competition: Team Camp strongly
emphasizes instruction and practice under game-like
situations. Teams compete continuously against other
similar strength teams under highly controlled situations
that focus on developing a particular team skill rather than
just competition for competition sake. Exampes of team
competition focus are Playing Under
Pressure, Playing from Behind/Ahead,
Finishing the Game, Serve and Serve
Receive Ability, Ball Control, etc.
Player PowerBook: Each player and
coach will receive a player PowerBook,
created by Coach Guy Enriques and specifically
designed to build the team and the individual
players. Components of the PowerBook are:
••
Time Management & Organization Planner
•• Academic Tracking System
•• Attitude Building - Quote Section
•• Player-Coach Conference Room
•• Personal and Team Goals
Identification
•• Volleyball Training Tips
Guy Enriques’ Team Camp
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Talent Night Competition:
Talent night is one of the most memorable
events at Team Camp. Competition is set
in an entirely unique arena of team song
and dance. Talent night serves an array
of valuable functions, some of which are:
Team Bonding, Dealing with Pressure in a
Different Way, Fun, Camp Unification, etc.
Registration Information
Early Registration: $270/player & First Time Coach if paid in full by
June 1, 2016
Registration Fee: $300/player & First Time Coach if paid after
June 1, 2016
On-Site Reg. Fee: $325/player & First Time Coach if paid on first day of
camp
Team Deposit:
$270 per team is required to guarantee a spot at camp.
Deposit is Non-Refundable.
Team Roster: Minimum per team is 8 paid positions (coaches & players)
Recommended Maximum per team is 12 players
Recommended Minimum of One Coach per team
Team with less than 8 players will be required to pay the
8 paid position minimum
Camp Begins: All Camps begin Sunday evening:
5:00 pm High School Coaches meeting ONLY
5:30 pm Team Check-in and PowerBook Session ONLY
Daily Sessions: Morning Session: Lunch: Afternoon Session: Break:
Evening Session: Camp Ends: All camps end Thursday at 4:30 pm
Practice Balls: Each team is required to bring their own practice balls,
clearly marked with team identification. We encourage
each team to bring one (1) ball cart per team.
Insurance: Campers and Coaches must provide their own medical
insurance. A signed Mandatory Medical Release, Media
Release, Concussion Information Form and a Registration
form are required to participate.
Transportation: Coaches are responsible for all transportation needs of
their team to and from gym practice sites.
Refunds:
Refunds will be made minus a $40 clerical fee if
cancellation occurs prior to one month of camp date. No
refunds will be made after that time.
Housing: Team Camp has identified a particular hotel at each
Camp Site, designated as the Camp Hotel Headquarters.
Each hotel has agreed to provide any team attending
camp with their best group rates available.
Meals:
Teams are on their own for meals during Team Camp.
8:30 a.m. - 12 noon
12noon to 1:15 p.m.
1:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
4:30 - 5:00 p.m.
5:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Coaches Payment: All first-time Head Coaches pay regular camp fee price of
$300 or early fee of $270.
All first-time assistant coaches pay $150
All Repeat Coaches are Free