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Baseball Staff Steve Jaksa 2015 BASEBALL SUMMER CAMPS In addition to learning from an expert coaching staff, your camp experience will include working out in top quality facilities. Camps take place at Theunissen Stadium – a $5 million stadium offering amenities similar to minor league baseball parks, – a full-size practice field next to Theunissen and the Indoor Athletic Complex – a facility with a 100-yard turf bay featuring eight batting cages and a 7,500-square-foot strength and conditioning center. Grand Slam Camp Sunday-Tuesday, June 21-23 • Ages 13-19 Boarding - $255, Commuter - $180 Registration: 5-6 p.m. in IAC With detailed drills and instruction, players leave this camp with knowledge of advanced techniques in pitching, catching, hitting, bunting, fielding, base running and overall game skills. Players compete in competitive scrimmages featuring some of the most talented players in the state. Little League Day Camp Monday-Wednesday, June 22-24 • Ages 8-12 • Commuter - $130 Registration: 8-8:45 a.m. in IAC; Camp: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Young baseball players learn the fundamentals of offense and defense and have the opportunity to play in actual games. This camp has become a favorite of Little Leaguers and focuses on every area of Little League fundamentals. Potential Prospect Day Camps (P2) Monday, July 13 • Grades 8-12 One session - $70; Both sessions - $130 Session #1 Registration: 8-9 a.m. at Theunissen Stadium Session #2 Registration: 12-1 p.m. at Theunissen Stadium This camp is split into two three-hour sessions that offer professional skill instruction in hitting, pitching and position work. The first session is for pitchers and catchers and the second session is for position players. Many campers participate in both sessions enabling them to showcase their versatility and potential to play multiple positions. They also have the chance to enhance their skills while playing at a Division I University. To register online visit cmusportscamps.com Open to any and all entrants • The cost of any awards are included in the cost of attendance. CMU is an AA/EO institution (see www.cmich.edu/aaeo). For ADA accommodations, call (989) 7742151 at least one week before the event. Head coach •Ranked third on the CMU all-time wins list as head coach •Led Chippewas to 2004 and 2010 MAC Championship and a MAC West Division title in 2006 and 2011 •Named 2004 MAC Coach of the Year • Mentored 26 players who have been drafted or been signed by Major League Baseball clubs. •Guided 39 players to All-MAC honors, six all-region choices, three All-Americans, three Freshman All-Americans, seven Academic All-District IV selections, three Academic AllAmericans and 19 Academic All-MAC honorees Jeff Opalewski Associate head coach and recruiting coordinator •Eighth year as CMU pitching coach •Developed 15 players who have signed with Major League Baseball franchises since becoming the pitching coach •Has mentored 11 All-MAC pitchers Doug Sanders Assistant coach •In his third season with the Chippewas and handles hitting and infield instruction •Coached three All-MAC selections and one AllRegion honoree last year •Two-year starter at second base for KSU, leading the Golden Flashes to two MAC Championships Will Arnold Assistant coach • Fourth season as CMU’s catching coach •Coached an All-MAC and All-Region performer last season •Four-year letterwinner at Central Michigan, starting 102 games over his final two seasons •Earned All-MAC honors in 2012 after leading the Chippewas in RBI, walks and OBP. •The Mount Pleasant native was named Co-Mr. Baseball by the Michigan High School Coaches Association in 2008