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Who Can Participate? Elementary-aged children- Grades 1-8. There will be two Divisions - Junior from Grades 1-4 and Senior from Grades 5-8. When? The clinic now will run for 5 weeks with 10 sessions of 1.5 hours each session (Total hours= 15 hrs.) The Girls' sessions will run twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30- 7 pm. This program will start on Wednesday, April 29th and will continue until Wednesday, June 5th. Please note - Clinic will not take place on Monday, May 20th due to Victoria Day and Wednesday, May 22nd due to a school booking. The Boys' sessions will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-7pm. This program will begin on Tuesday, April 30th and will continue until Tuesday, June 4th. Please note - Clinic will not take place on Thursday, May 9th due to a school booking. Where? Chatham-Kent Secondary School, 285 McNaughton Ave. Et., Chatham, ON N7L 2G7 Why? To develop the skills of basketball with an opportunity to practise those skills in games. How? There will be 45 minutes of skill development and 45 minutes of playing the game each night. |
Cost: $90
Please make cheques payable to 'John Corrente'.
(For families of 3 or more children enrolled in the clinic, the registration fee will be $80 per child.)
Please register early as there is a limit of 30 for each division.
Payment Method:
1) Register online and pay on the first day of the clinic. (Easiest method)!
2) Register online and pay by e-transfer to the following email: lcorrente@hotmail.com.
3) Register online and then mail a cheque and a copy of the registration form(s) to the address below.
Mailing Address:
John Corrente
20 Lynnwood Dr.
Chatham, ON N7M 5J4
Phone:
(H) - 519.351.6378
(C) - 519-359-1624 (John)
(C) - 519-355-8702 (Linda)
Email: lcorrente@hotmail.com
Girls and Boys clinics will be on separate nights. The Girls clinic will be on Mondays and Wednesdays and the Boys Clinic will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The clinic will run for 5 weeks and includes 10 sessions of 1.5 hours each.
Participants will be divided into two divisions based on Grade level, age and experience. As a general guideline, those players in Grades 1-4 will be considered in the Junior Division and those in Grades 5-8 will be placed in the Senior Division.
One division will be taught skills by High School level coaches in the East Gym while the other division gets an opportunity to play basketball in the West Gym. These divisions will switch locations after 45 minutes.
Senior Division game play will be a competitive league format.