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Revolution Softball Camp Staff 
Our Revolution Softball Camp Directors are among the best coaches in the US. Our staff is dedicated to the personal development and improvement of each player. They will provide all campers with an unmatched opportunity to improve and have fun. Each Revolution Softball Camp director will fill out their staff with other top coaches and college players who are all friendly, enthusiastic and dedicated to doing whatever it takes to make each camper's experience a memorable one! |
July 2018Revolution Softball Camp at Western Connecticut State07/16/2018 - 07/19/2018 ~ Monday - Thursday Registration Ends: 07/19/2018$365.00 - $565.00 | Western Connecticut State University 181 White Street Danbury, CT 06810Ages: 8-18 Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at Western Connecticut State University.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
Cost Extended Day Campers: $465.00 | 9:00am-8:30pm Includes softball training, team bonding, lunch, dinner, and activities. Day Campers: $365.00 | 9:00am-4:00pm Includes softball training and lunch.
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Staff: Heather Stone Heather is in her 12th season as head coach of The Colonials. Stone, a 1994 Western graduate and 2001 inductee into the WCSU Athletics Hall of Fame, had been the Head Softball Coach at the United States Merchant Marine Academy (Kings Point) 2000 until August of 2006. Stone, Kings Point's winningest coach in the team's 12-year history, compiled a record of 110-121-1 in six seasons at the helm. She guided the team to back-to-back Skyline Conference Tournament titles and its only two NCAA Championship berths in 2003 and 2004. Her teams won 23-plus games in '03 and '04, including a program-record 28 wins in 2004. A two-time Skyline Conference Coach of the Year, she was also named the 2004 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Coach of the Year. In 2005, USMMA bestowed its first Power of Inspiration Coaching Award on the New Hampshire native. Stone was also the Head Volleyball Coach at Kings Point for two seasons. During her brief tenure, the Mariners twice finished runners-up to the Skyline Conference Championship and totaled a combined record of 33-25. Prior to arriving at USMMA, Stone was the assistant softball coach at BYU-Hawaii. She also served as an assistant coach for three seasons at Christopher Newport, and for one season at Western following graduation. Last season, Western went 28-14 overall and were 9-5 in the Little East Conference. After finishing in third place in the LEC Tournament, Western received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament (its 10th appearance overall), falling in the first round at Ithaca College. The 2011 season was the 18th straight season of 20 or more wins for the program. In her first five seasons with the Colonials, Stone compiled an overall record of 134-79, and 45-25 in Little East Conference play. During the 2008 season, Stone's Western team finished with 31 wins on the season. In 2007, Western finished with a record of 28-13 (10-4 in the Little East Conference), finished in second place at the Little East Conference tournament, and captured the ECAC Division III New England Championship, the second in program history.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck in is from 12:00pm-1:00pm on the first day and Check out on the last day is 12:00pm *Times may vary depending on the location.
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsWestern Connecticut State University
MealsOvernight Campers: All meals
AccommodationsOvernight campers at the Revolution Softball Camp will sleep on campus in dormitories. The staff lives in the dorms and chaperones all the off field/evening activities to provide supervision. Revolution Softball Camp at Central Connecticut State Univ07/16/2018 - 07/19/2018 ~ Monday - Thursday Registration Ends: 07/19/2018$345.00 | Central Connecticut State University 1615 Stanley Street - New Britain, CT 06053Ages:8-18 |Starts: 9:00am / Ends: 3:00pm Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at Central Connecticut State University.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Staff: Breanne Gleason In her fifth year at the helm, head coach, Breanne Gleason came to Central following a pair of seasons on the coaching staff at the University of New Haven. She spent the 2014-17 seasons as the acting head coach for the Blue Devils and she spent one season as an assistant coach in 2013. In 2015, Gleason guided her team to its second Northeast Conference Championship in program history. The Blue Devils concluded their 2015 post season run in the first round of the NCAA Tournament after falling to Georgia and North Carolina with a final record of 31-14. Gleason, a 2010 graduate of New Haven, spent two years serving as an assistant coach at her alma mater. During that time, she worked extensively with New Haven's pitching staff, while also assisting with recruiting and the day-to-day administrative duties of the program. Gleason also served as the softball team's academic coordinator at New Haven. In that role she was responsible for overseeing the academic success of new student-athletes, weekly team monitoring and serving as a liaison with academic support staff. During her playing career, Gleason was a standout in the circle and at the plate. She led the Chargers to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including the program's best postseason run in 2010. Individually, Gleason finished her career as the Charger's all-time leader in at-bats, doubles, pitching appearances, strikeouts, wins and innings pitched, and also finished within the top-10 in six other statistical categories. She was a two-time Third Team All-America selection, a four-time Daktronics All-Region selection and in 2010 won both the Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year Awards from the Northeast-10 Conference, becoming only the second player to earn both honors in the same season. Also, she was the 20th Division II pitcher to record 1,000 career strikeouts and the 22nd to reach 100 victories. She also threw a perfect game during her career.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck in is from 8:30am-9:00am each day
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsCentral Connecticut State University 1615 Stanley Street New Britain, CT 06053
MealsDay Campers: Lunch NOT Included Revolution Softball Camp at Sacred Heart University07/22/2018 - 07/26/2018 ~ Sunday - Thursday Registration Ends: 07/26/2018$375.00 - $615.00 | Sacred Heart University 5151 Park Ave - Fairfield, CT 06825Ages:8-18 Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at Sacred Heart University.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Staff: Elizabeth Luckie Sacred Heart Universitys Softball Camp will be directed by Sacred Hearts Head Softball Coaches Elizabeth Bippy Luckie and Pam London. Bippy and Pam are now in their 28th year at Sacred Heart and have earned 549 wins. They have appeared in 13 NCAA Tournament Appearances as either a player or coach. Coach Luckie is currently the Senior Associate Athletic Director at Sacred Heart, along with being the Co-Head Softball coach for her 29th season. She has 500+ career wins along with being the NECC Coach of the year four times. In 2009, Luckie and London led their program to their first ever NEC Championship, earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament at the Division-1 level. They then went on to further Pioneer history in earning the schools first win in any sport at a D-1 NCAA tournament with a 3-1 win over Cornell Bippy and Pam anchored the middle infield for Sacred Heart in 1984 and 1985 and lead their team to an 89-12 record, which was highlighted by back to back appearances in the D-2 final four. In 1997, Luckie was recognized for her collegiate softball exploits when she was inducted into the Connecticut Scholastic and Collegiate Softball Hall of Fame.
Jen Russell Jen Russell begins her second season as the Pioneers pitching coach in 2014. A graduate of Sacred Heart, she led the softball team to two Northeast Conference titles in 2009 and 2011. In 2009, she helped the team make history earning the schools first win in any sport at a division I NCAA Tournament with a 3-1 victory over Cornell. A four-time All-NEC selection, Russell was named the NEC Tournament MVP both championship seasons. Before coming to Sacred Heart in 2007, Russell played four years of softball at St. Joseph's High School in Trumbull, Conn. where she served as team captain her senior year. She led St. Josephs to the FCIAC and CIAC Championship her senior season. In 2007, she was named Connecticut Player of the Year, Connecticut Post All-Area and Co-MVP. She was selected as CIAC and FCIAC playoff MVP as a senior. Russell earned first team All-FCIAC honors junior and senior years, and was named All-FCIAC Second-Team as a sophomore. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Education at Sacred Heart, and will graduate in December, while teaching tenth grade geometry at Bassick High School in Bridgeport, Conn.
Pam London Pam London enters her 26th season as a member of the Sacred Heart coaching staff. She will begin her eighth year as the co-head coach of the team, sharing duties with Elizabeth Luckie. She was named the Northeast Conference Co-Head Coach of the Year in 2009, leading Sacred Heart to its first Northeast Conference Championship. Under London and Luckie, the 2009 squad made its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance a successful one with a 3-1 victory over Cornell. London captured her second Northeast Conference title in 2011 as the SHU won 29 games en route to a second crown in three seasons. London had two Pioneers earn major Northeast Conference awards in 2011 as Taylor Froelich was tabbed the NEC Player of the Year and Nicole Sidor was selected the league's Most Improved Player. In 2014, she was recognized for her career achievements when she was inducted into the Connecticut Scholastic and Collegiate Softball Hall of Fame. As teammates for two seasons, 1984 and 1985, London and Luckie anchored the middle of the Pioneers infield, leading those teams to a sparkling 89-12 record, which was highlighted by back-to-back trips to the Division II Final Four. London was a three-year starter at second base from 1984-86 and appeared in two NCAA Division II Final Fours. As a senior tri-captain, London was named to the All-NECC Team.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck in is from 12:00pm-1:00pm on the first day and Check out on the last day is 12:00pm *Times may vary depending on the location.
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsSacred Heart University 5151 Park Ave Fairfield, CT 06825
MealsOvernight Campers: All meals
AccommodationsOvernight campers at the Revolution Softball Camp will sleep on campus in dormitories. The staff lives in the dorms and chaperones all the off field/evening activities to provide supervision. Revolution Softball Camp at St Olaf College07/23/2018 - 07/26/2018 ~ Monday - Thursday Registration Ends: 07/26/2018$295.00 - $495.00 | St Olaf College 1520 St Olaf Ave - Northfield, MN 55075Ages:8-18 Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at St Olaf College.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Staff: Kayla Hatting Kayla Hatting is entering her 2nd full season as head softball coach at St. Olaf College. Hatting spent the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant at Division II Augustana University in Sioux Falls, S.D. She coached catchers and outfielders, helping the Vikings to a NCAA super regional appearance in 2015 as Augustana posted a 53-11 record, including a 28-2 mark in league play. In 2016, Augustana was 35-19 and 21-8 in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Hatting was a two-time captain at Luther where she transitioned from a short stop in high school to an all-region catcher for the Norse, who reached the NCAA tournament each of her four seasons. She earned four letters as Luther won three regular season and four postseason Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships. A native of LeMars, Iowa, Hatting served as an assistant softball coach for Gehlen Cathoic School from 2011-14
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck in is from 12:00pm-1:00pm on the first day and Check out on the last day is 12:00pm *Times may vary depending on the location.
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsSt Olaf College 1520 St Olaf Ave Northfield, MN 55075
MealsOvernight Campers: All meals
AccommodationsOvernight campers at the Revolution Softball Camp will sleep on campus in dormitories. The staff lives in the dorms and chaperones all the off field/evening activities to provide supervision. Revolution Softball Camp at Randolph Macon College07/23/2018 - 07/26/2018 ~ Monday - Thursday Registration Ends: 07/26/2018$345.00 - $545.00 | Randolph Macon College 114 College Ave - Ashland, VA 23005Ages:8-18 Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at Randolph Macon College.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Staff: Kevin Proffitt Kevin Proffitt is in his 15th year as head coach of the Randolph-Macon Softball Program and recently revived his 300th career win. A 1986 Randolph-Macon graduate with a B.A. degree in Psychology, Proffitt was a letter-winner on the Yellow Jacket baseball team as a catcher. Under the leadership of Proffitt, along with assistant coaches Amanda Sopko '15, Chip Bailey and Dana Wood, Randolph-Macons softball program continues to grow and improve on a regional and national level, having defeated multiple teams ranked in the Top 25 in the nation in Division III. R-MC claimed the program's first ODAC Title in 2015 and made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament, finishing as the runner-up of the Newport News Regional. The Yellow Jackets were ranked No. 8 in the Atlantic Region for the second consecutive season. The 2015 squad included the ODAC Rookie of the Year, three All-State honorees, two All-Region mentions and three All-ODAC performers. In 2014, the Yellow Jackets success continued as they received votes in the NFCA Top 25 poll and again finished the year ranked No. 8 in the Atlantic Region. They advanced to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament Championship Game for the first time in program history. In 2013, R-MC set program records for most wins in a regular season as well as in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference with a 34-9 overall record and a 15-5 finish in the conference. This included a home record of 23-0. The softball program also received its first-ever national ranking when it entered the National Fastpitch Coachs Alliance Top 25 poll at No. 22 in the country. R-MC also finished the 2013 campaign ranked No. 8 in the Atlantic Region. Proffitt was named the recipient of the Randolph-Macon College Athletic Departments Hugh Stephens Coach of the Year Award in the spring of 2012 and 2013. Fellow R-MC coaches voted on the award. In 2008 and 2012, R-MC would once again set single-season records for victories in a season with 24 wins in 2008 and 29 in 2012. Proffitt was recognized as the 2007 Old Dominion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year after the Yellow Jackets reached the ODAC Tournament and posted 21 wins, then a school record. Proffitt is proud of the opportunity he has had to coach all of the young women that have come through the softball program. R-MC has produced many All-Conference, All-State and All-Regional performers and also one All-America nominee over the past 13 years.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck in is from 12:00pm-1:00pm on the first day and Check out on the last day is 12:00pm *Times may vary depending on the location.
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsRandolph Macon College 114 College Ave Ashland, VA 23005
MealsOvernight Campers: All meals
AccommodationsOvernight campers at the Revolution Softball Camp will sleep on campus in dormitories. The staff lives in the dorms and chaperones all the off field/evening activities to provide supervision. Revolution Softball Camp at Cate School07/30/2018 - 08/03/2018 ~ Monday - Friday Registration Ends: 08/03/2018$245.00 - $695.00 | Cate School 1960 Cate Mesa Rd Carpinteria, CA 93013Ages:8-18 Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at Cate School.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Staff: Sara Hayes After graduating from the University of Notre Dame in 1995, Sara Hayes coached collegiate softball until the summer of 2008. In that time, she had the privilege of working alongside, and learning from, some of the most enthusiastic, dynamic, and brilliant leaders of womens college fastpitch softball Liz Miller (Notre Dame), Eugene Lenti (DePaul), Patrick Murphy (Alabama), Sue Enquist (UCLA), Brian Kolze (Pacific), and Kathy Van Wyk (San Diego State). During the 2008 softball season, Sara assisted San Diego State University, in putting together the most successful campaign in Aztec history thus far. Sara was honored as a member of the Mountain West Conference Softball Coaching Staff of the Year, after the Aztecs won the conference championship and earned an automatic bid into the NCAA Regional softball tournament. Sara has four years of experience as a Division I head softball coach, including a two-year stint at Indiana University from 2003-04, where in 2004 the team celebrated its first winning campaign since 1996. Sara has coached numerous USA Today/NFCA All-Americans through her career, including the First Team Thirdbaseman when she was head softball coach at the University of Northern Iowa. Sara began her softball coaching career as an assistant coach at DePaul University from 1996-2000. During that time, she helped lead the Blue Demons to five NCAA Regional appearances and two Women's College World Series (WCWS) bids, the first two in Blue Demon history. She was part of the coaching staff that was named NFCA National Softball Coaching Staff of the Year in 1999 and NFCA Midwest Softball Coaching Staff of the Year in 1998 and 2000. As a player, Sara was a softball standout at the University of Notre Dame as a catcher, third baseman and outfielder. She was the 1995 Midwestern Collegiate Conference Softball Player of the Year and a three-time all-Mideast region selection. She was the Irish MVP as a junior and senior when the softball team earned trips to the NCAA Regional softball tournament. Sara graduated from Notre Dame as the school's all-time leader in 10 offensive categories and the holder of eight single-season school records. Through Power Line Consulting, Sara's influence on the game of softball extends further; beyond the field, the grandstands, and college arena. It is Sara's vision to assist in the education, mentoring, and support of high school athletes and their families; to help them achieve greatness on and off the field of play.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck-In Overnight Campers: Monday 9am-9:30am Check-In Half Day & Full Day Campers: Monday 9:30am-10:00am Check-Out: Half Day Campers: 12:30pm (except last day) Day Campers: 5pm daily (except last day) Friday Check-Out (ALL CAMPERS): 11:30am-12:00pm
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsCate School
MealsOvernight Campers: All meals
AccommodationsOvernight campers at the Revolution Softball Camp will sleep on campus in dormitories. The staff lives in the dorms and chaperones all the off field/evening activities to provide supervision. August 2018Revolution Softball Camp at St Timothy's School08/05/2018 - 08/08/2018 ~ Sunday - Wednesday Registration Ends: 08/05/2018$325.00 - $525.00 | St Timothy's School 8400 Greenspring Ave - Stevenson, MD 21153Ages: 12-18 DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at St Timothy's School.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Facilities: St. Timothys School is a prestigious college preparatory school with first-rate athletic facilities. The 145 acre campus and close-knit dormitories, dining and athletic facilities providing a secure environment in which to grow and develop as a athlete.
Staff: Julia Culotta
Culotta completed her first season as Head Coach of The Stevenson University Mustangs in 2017. She led the team to nine wins after the team graduated four of the top five hitters from the season prior. Culotta recorded her first career head coaching win with a 15-5 walk-off victory versus Minn.-Morris. Prior to Stevenson, Culotta spend the previous five seasons serving as an assistant coach at her alma mater and Division I UMBC. Culotta joined the staff at UMBC in June 2011 following a standout playing career with the Retrievers and was elevated to full-time status in January, 2012. She worked primarily with the teams hitting as well as the outfielders. During her tenure in Catonsville, she helped coach a total of 19 America East All-Conference selections, including Taylor Hall, the leagues Co-Rookie of the Year. UMBC made a pair of America East Championship appearances, most recently in 2016. As a senior at UMBC, Culotta was named America East All-Conference after batting .384 with nine home runs, 33 runs batted in and 37 runs scored. She ranked in the top five in the conference in batting average, slugging percentage (.645), on-base percentage (.506), total bases (89) and walks (32). In addition, she had nine doubles and was 10-of-12 in stolen base attempts on the season. As a senior, Culotta ranked in the top-100 in the NCAA for batting average (96th) and walks (53rd), as well as the top-50 in the country in on-base percentage (41st). Culotta is tied for eighth all-time at UMBC with 21 home runs in her four years, and she ranks sixth with 84 walks. She amassed 155 hits, 96 RBI, 25 doubles and 93 runs in 207 career games, one of 14 Retrievers to appear in at least 200 career games. Culotta served as a team captain in 2011 as a senior and was a four-time selection to the America East Academic Honor Roll. Before coming to UMBC, Culotta was a redshirt freshman at the University of Tennessee in 2007 as the Volunteers finished as runners-up at the Womens College World Series. Culotta has worked at a variety of camps, staffing camps at UMBC, TNT, Towson University, Jerrad Hardin, Softball Factory and the Florida Rising Stars.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Check-inCheck In: 12:00pm - 1:00pm for both commuters and overnight campers. Tip for Extended Day Campers is to come at 12:30pm. First meal is Dinner. Check Out: Parents are invited to attend skills review session at 9:00am. Program ends at 11:30am
Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsSt Timothy's School 8400 Greenspring Ave Stevenson, MD 21153
AccommodationsOvernight campers at the Revolution Softball Camp will sleep on campus in dormitories. The staff lives in the dorms and chaperones all the off field/evening activities to provide supervision. Revolution Softball Camp at Rutgers University - Newark08/06/2018 - 08/09/2018 ~ Monday - Thursday Registration Ends: 08/09/2018$195.00 - $325.00 | Rutgers University - Newark 42 Warren St, Newark, NJ 07102Ages: 8-18 Camp DescriptionWelcome to the Revolution Softball Camp at Rutgers University - Newark.
Our camps are designed for athletes to learn, develop, and enhance their skills in all phases of softball.
We provide the opportunity to become better softball players by hiring some of the best coaches and players in the sport today. Our staff is eager to help you improve and develop into the best player possible!
General InformationDrills and Skills.....
Batting: Will work on batting stance, hit and runs, bunting, pull hitting, opposite field hitting, and hitting for power
Fielding: Will focus on groundballs, pop-fly's, relay throws, fly-balls, pickles, and turning double plays
Pitching: Will work on communication between catcher and pitcher, types of pitches, pitching motions, and release points.
Base-running: Will practice hit and runs, stealing, tagging up, and pickles.
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Daily Schedule 08:45 Campers arrive 09:00 Position training 12:00 Lunch (bring your own) 12:30 End of day for half day campers 01:00 Offensive/defensive stations 04:00 End of day for day for Day Campers
Staff: Kristen Hunt Kristen Hunt was named the Rutgers University-Newark softball coach on July 27, 2015. In Hunt's first season at Rutgers-Newark, she led the Scarlet-Raiders to the programs first winning season in school history! Hunt comes to Newark after time at Division I Central Connecticut State University, Division II University of Bridgeport and Division III Wheaton College. Hunt graduated from Wheaton (Mass.) in May of 2011 and was an NFCA All-Region pick that same season. A two-year team captain and 2011 all-conference performer, Hunt immediately headed to Bridgeport in her home state as an assistant coach (2011-2014). As a member of the Knights staff, she had her hands in all aspects of the program, developing a strength and conditioning program, planning and running individual practices and much more. After three seasons at UB, Hunt moved on to CCSU in January of 2014 and helped guide the Blue Devils to the 2015 Northeast Conference title and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. While at Central, Hunt played a major role in all recruiting, travel, budgeting, team academic performance, community service, university and NCAA compliance, etc. During that time, the Blue Devils compiled an overall record of 60-30 and a winning percentage of .667, making deep postseason runs in both campaigns. The Scarlet Raiders had a solid 2014 season that featured 18 wins, including closing the season by winning nine of their final 12 outings.
Jamie Purcell Purcell knows the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) well after a decorated four-year career at TCNJ. Purcell competed in 151 games, starting 150, as a catcher and utility player while earning All-NJAC honors each of her four seasons. She was an honorable mention in 2013, first-team as a sophomore, second-team as a junior, and she capped her career with another first-team All-NJAC award. Purcell was a career .275 hitter who racked up 122 hits and 53 RBI while fielding her position at .984% clip. The Lions made the NCAA Tournament following Purcell's rookie year, and while serving as a team captain in 2016, her squad made it back to the NCAA Tournament as she earned NCAA Regional Tournament Team honors. As a coach, Purcell has led the NJ Pride Softball 18u Gold team in the summer of 2016 and the NJ Pride Softball 18u Elite team in 2015. She has also been an instructor at the Lady Lions Sports Camp in Caldwell, N.J. since 2009 where she coaches and mentors young student-athletes on the skills, techniques, and competitive strategies necessary for individual and team achievement. In addition, Purcell has worked as a softball coach at the 4 Real Baseball and Softball Camps, TCNJ Softball Winter Clinic, Nike Softball Camp, and Long Valley Girls' Softball Association Summer Softball Camp.
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CANCELLATION POLICY
Camp Check-inCheck in is from 8:45am-9:00am each day.
Camp Waiver InformationPlease fill out all health forms and bring them into the first day of camp. Download Waiver Form
DirectionsRutgers University - Newark 42 Warren St, Newark, NJ 07102
MealsDay Campers: Lunch NOT Included Half Day Campers: Lunch NOT Included
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