June 2017
Dear Wrestling Camper:
On behalf of the Whitewater coaching staff and the Warhawk wrestling family, we are excited to have you at the
2017 Elite Wrestling Camp at UW-Whitewater.
Our staff is excited to develop your technical and competitive skills. We will use one-on-one hands-on
instruction, combative wrestling drills, and individual feedback to maximize your experience.
Check-in will take place in Lee Hall, 1020 W Starin Rd, Whitewater, WI 53190, from 3:00 – 4:00pm.
http://www.uww.edu/campus-info/map-and-directions
We will have water available during the practices and all meals will be provided.
What to Bring: Wrestling shoes, head gear, mouth guard, shorts, swim trunks, T-shirt, water bottle, soap, and
towel. You may want to bring a minimal amount of money for pizza and snacks at night, in addition, there will be
a camp store to purchase gear.
Please remember to fill out the online healthEcamper form 5 days prior to camp starting. Campers will not be
allowed to participate in camp activities without this online form.
Visitors are always welcome at our University and we encourage your parents and coaches to drop in and see
what is going on. Enclosed is a letter for your parents. Please see that they receive it.
We hope that you are anticipating a great camp and we look forward to seeing you on campus!
Respectfully,
Ned Shuck
UW-Whitewater Head Wrestling Coach
[email protected]
Justin Wharton
Wrestling Camp Director
[email protected]
June 2017
Dear Parents:
Thank you for permitting your son the opportunity to attend the 2017 Warhawk Junior Commuter Wrestling
Camp. I am sure that you would like to know more about the camp.
STAFF: The staff of instructors has been personally selected by our coaching staff. These men are current staff
members and wrestlers for the UW-Whitewater Wrestling team. Your wrestler will benefit greatly from the time
spent with them at camp. We will provide supervision in all activities. Our goal is for each child to learn new
techniques and life skills while enjoying the wrestling camp. We will be implementing a multitude of drills and
skill games to help these young wrestlers.
HEALTH FORM: All campers are required to complete an online health form at least 5 days prior to the start of
camp. Campers without a completed form on file will not be allowed to participate in camp activities:
Elite Wrestling 1 Health Form
Elite Wrestling 2 Health Form
Elite Wrestling 3 Health Form
Elite Wrestling 4 Health Form
INSURANCE: Insurance coverage is included in your registration fee and will cover you only while you are on
campus and for camp related activities. You are not covered while traveling to and from camp.
FOOD SERVICE: During the camp, your child will receive dinner on the first day. The second day they will receive
all meals and on the last day of camp, they will receive breakfast and lunch. Meals are prepared by our
University dietitian and chefs and will be served in Esker Dining Hall. Your son will be issued a meal band, which
must be taken to every meal. Should the band be lost or destroyed, a new band should be purchased for $2.00.
DISCIPLINE: Our camp is designed for young wrestlers to appreciate the best that our sport has to offer. They
will have one-on-one involvement with our staff. It is our desire that the camp will be both educational and
enjoyable. However, misbehavior and misconduct will result in discipline—we will send campers home if
necessary.
Thanks for the opportunity you have given us to work with your child.
Respectfully,
Ned Shuck
UW-Whitewater Head Wrestling Coach
[email protected]
Justin Wharton
Wrestling Camp Director
[email protected]
Elite Camp (10 Sessions)
Day 1
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Registration from 3:00 – 4:00pm (Lee Hall)
Session #1: 6:00 – 8:00pm (Wrestling Room)
Pizza Sale: 8:30 – 9:15pm
Open Recreation: 9:00 – 10:00pm
Lights Out: 11:00pm
Day 2
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Wake Up: 7:00am
Team Warhawk: 7:15am (Outside)
Breakfast: 8:00am
Session #2: 9:00 - 11:00am (Wrestling Room)
Lunch: 12:00pm
Session #3: 2:00 – 4:00pm (Wrestling Room)
Dinner: 5:00pm
3D Session: 6:00pm (Classroom)
Session #4: 6:30 – 8:30pm (Wrestling Room)
Open Recreation/Pizza Sale: 9:00pm
Lights out: 11:30pm
Day 3
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Wake Up: 7:00am
Team Warhawk: 7:15am (Outside)
Breakfast: 8:00am
Session #5: 9:00 - 11:00am (Wrestling Room)
Lunch/Check-Out: 12:00 – 2:30pm
Session #6: 2:30 – 4:00pm (Wrestling Room)
WARHAWK WRESTLING CAMPS
RULES FOR CAMPERS
These rules have been established to make this camp an enjoyable and safe experience for
everyone. Any breach of these rules will result in the immediate notification to parents and the
student will be dismissed from the camp. Students dismissed will not receive any refund of camp
fees.
1.
Smoking, the use of alcohol and other drugs, firearms weapons or fireworks are prohibited.
Parents will be notified and violators will be sent home immediately. There will be no refund
of fees for violation of this policy.
2.
All campers are confined to the University campus property; any trips off campus require
written permission from the parent and approval of the camp director or head counselor. All
campers making off campus trips must be accompanied by a staff member unless written
permission from the parent is provided.
3.
Any damage to University property by campers will be paid for by the camper or his/her
parents.
4.
Campers are encouraged to have their own health insurance as limited accident insurance is
provided by the University. University insurance coverage is included in your registration and
covers you only while you are on campus and for camp-related accidents. If you are a
commuter, this insurance will not cover you while you are traveling to or from camp. Camp
insurance does not cover pre-existing injuries.
5.
You will be given a meal band that you must bring to every meal. Lost or destroyed bands will
be replaced at the dining center at a fee to the camper.
6.
Campers are not allowed to enter any residence hall other than the one assigned to their
camp. Boys are not allowed to enter girls’ rooms and vice versa. With the exception of checkin and check-out, no visitors are permitted in your room at any time.
7.
Campers are responsible for their own money and personal items; the University and the
camp are not responsible for lost items. KEEP YOUR DOORS AND LOCKERS LOCKED AT ALL
TIMES. DO NOT SHARE YOUR ROOM COMBINATION OR KEYS WITH OTHERS.
8.
There will be no hazing, taunting or teasing of other campers or guests on campus. Violators
will be dealt with accordingly.
9.
Campers are not allowed to ride in cars while at camp.
10.
Campers will be supervised by coaches at all times and should follow the schedule in packet at
all times.
11.
Refer to all coaches as "Coach".
12.
Be on time for everything!
13.
For any sickness or injury, see the Camp Director or a coach as soon as possible.
14.
Visitors are restricted to the lobby area unless the Camp Director approves a room visit.
15.
Each camper is to be in his assigned room at the designated curfew time. Coaches will check.
Lights out and quiet. Do not leave your rooms after lights out except for the bathroom, if
necessary. Coaches will get you up at the designated wake-up time.
16.
Failure to comply with rules/regulations of camp will result in immediate dismissal from camp.
Your parents will be called to come and get you and you will not be refunded your camp fees.