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BASKETBALL

Cavs camp

The Hollis Brookline High School boys basketball program will offer the eighth Cavaliers Summer Basketball Skills Acad­emy for boys entering grades 4-9. The camp will take place at HBHS July 20-24 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

The camp will be staffed by cur­rent and former HB varsity play­ers and coaches. The theme of this year’s camp is preparation – when opportunity comes, it is too late to prepare.

Space will be limited to the first hundred campers to register. Forms can be found on the athletic page of the HBHS web site. Bring your basketball shoes, a snack with plenty of water, a bagged lunch (grades 7-9), and a strong desire to learn.

TENNIS

Summer camp

Hollis summer tennis camp will return for a third year, with Florida Tennis Professional Greg Reardon serving as the instructor. The class will be offered at the Hollis Town courts for two weeks, and will be for players ages 7-15 for all levels, from introduction to advanced. It is a group lesson format and ap­proved by Hollis Parks and Recre­ation. For more information, go to www.planettennisusa.com, or call Greg at 727-542-9636.

JR. CAVALIERS

Fall registration is open

The Hollis Brookline Jr. Cava­liers football and cheer program registration is open for the 2015 season.

For more information on reg­istration go to hbjrcavs.com and review the registration process lo­cated under the FAQ tab.

For questions regarding football, contact Chris Lones at clones@pj­clbr.com, and for questions regard­ing cheer, contact Robin Giaconia at argiaconia@yahoo.com.

CAMPS

Nashua Sports Academy Camp

Summer Camp at Nashua Sports Academy runs weekly thru Aug. 28. There is a weekly Adven­ture Camp as well as sports specific camps for boys and girls ages four and up. Go to www.nashuasport­sacademy.com for more informa­tion or to register.

UMass Lowell Softball Clinic

The Danielle Henderson Soft­ball Academy at UMass Lowell will hold a summer clinic on July 27-29 for grades 7-12. UMass Lowell coaches and players will of­fer instruction in pitching, hitting, and defense. For complete infor­mation on the clinics, times, and registration, visit www.danielle­hendersonsoftballacademy.com.

UMass Lowell Soccer Camps

The UMass Lowell women’s soccer program will hold two four-day summer camps. There will be two River Hawk Soccer Academy sessions aimed at two differing age groups. The first runs from July 31- Aug. 3 and is open to girls age 13 and up. It will be an intense train­ing camp that will focus on both the technical and tactical sides of the game. The second camp session is open to boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 12 and will be a mix of technical stations, small sided games and individual in­struction.

Campers will also have super­vised access to the UMass Lowell swimming pool.The registration fee is $225 for a full day session and $125 for half day attendees. Enrollment, for both camps, is limited and on a first come, first serve basis. For more information contact Assistant Coach Matt Harry at Matthew_Harry@uml. edu or visit www.totalcamps.com/ umlwomenssoccercamps/home.

UNH Boys Basketball Camp

Registration is open for the up­coming University of New Hamp­shire Boys Basketball Wildcat Day Camp set for July 27-30 at UNH’s Lundholm Gymnasium and Paul Sweet Oval.

The day camp is open to any and all participants from grades two to nine. For boys in grades 2-5, camp will run from 9 a.m.-noon. The longer camp, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. is for grades 6-9.

Besides instruction for begin­ners and advanced youth, there will be two games per day and skill de­velopment sessions. Each camper will receive a tee shirt and a UNH basketball. Camp prices are $90 for grades 2-5 and $175 for grades 6-9. For more information, contact Liz McAllister at liz.mcallister@ unh.edu.

Daniel Webster College soccer camp

The Daniel Webster soccer pro­grams will host the second annual Daniel Webster College Boys and Girls Soccer Day Camp on the college’s campus from Aug. 10-13.

Curriculum and drills will be adjusted to meet the needs of the groups. Campers should bring a ball, shin-pads, cleats, and plenty of water. All participants will also receive a free t-shirt.

The session runs from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. each day for players ages 6 through 12. Fees per child are $100.

For more information con­tact Matt Correia at 577-6618 or Correia_matt@dwc.edu., or go to athletics.dwc.edu/information/ Camps-Clinics.

Nashua Boys & Girls Club leagues

The Greater Nashua Boys & Girls Club summer basketball and volleyball leagues are underway.

Basketball games for players in or entering high school are Mon­days and Wednesdays at 6 and 7 p.m. For middle school athletes, games are Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 and 5 p.m.

Teen volleyball will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 and 7 p.m.

For more information or to reg­ister for the leagues, contact club athletic director Joe Maryanski by email at jmaryanski@bgcn.com or by phone at 883-0523 ext. 235.

Sports Tryout web site

Coaches are invited to post try­outs, camps, and clinics on Sport­tryouts.com., with free or paid list­ing options. The can also qualify to receive scholarship money for athletes or fees associated with playing.

For more information, go to Sporttryouts.com and click on the scholarship link.

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CAMPS

Nashua Sports Academy Camp

Summer Camp at Nashua Sports Academy runs weekly thru Aug. 28. There is a weekly Adven­ture Camp as well as sports specific camps for boys and girls ages four and up. Go to www.nashuasports academy.com for more informa­tion or to register.

UMass Lowell Softball Clinic

The Danielle Henderson Soft­ball Academy at UMass Lowell will hold a summer clinic on July 27-29 for grades 7-12. UMass Lowell coaches and players will offer instruction in pitching, hit­ting, and defense. For complete information on the clinics, times, and registration, visit www.danielle hendersonsoftballacademy.com.

UMass Lowell Soccer Camps

The UMass Lowell women’s soccer program will hold two four-day sum­mer camps. There will be two River Hawk Soccer Academy sessions aimed at two differing age groups.

The first runs from July 31-Aug. 3 and is open to girls age 13 and up. It will be an intense training camp that will focus on both the technical and tactical sides of the game. The second camp session is open to boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 12 and will be a mix of technical stations, small sided games and individual instruction.

Campers will also have super­vised access to the UMass Lowell swimming pool. The registration fee is $225 for a full day session and $125 for half day attendees. Enrollment, for both camps, is limited and on a first come, first serve basis. For more information contact Assistant Coach Matt Harry at Matthew_Harry@uml. edu or visit www.totalcamps.com/ umlwomenssoccercamps/home.

Sports Tryout web site

Coaches are invited to post try­outs, camps, and clinics on Sport­tryouts.com., with free or paid list­ing options. The can also qualify to receive scholarship money for ath­letes or fees associated with play­ing. For more information, go to Sporttryouts.com and click on the scholarship link.

UNH Boys Basketball Camp

Registration is open for the up­coming University of New Hamp­shire Boys Basketball Wildcat Day Camp set for July 27-30 at UNH’s Lundholm Gymnasium and Paul Sweet Oval. The day camp is open to any and all participants from grades two to nine. For boys in grades 2-5, camp will run from 9 a.m.-noon. The longer camp, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. is for grades 6-9.

Besides instruction for begin­ners and advanced youth, there will be two games per day and skill de­velopment sessions. Each camper will receive a tee shirt and a UNH basketball. Camp prices are $90 for grades 2-5 and $175 for grades 6-9. For more information, contact Liz McAllister at liz.mcallister@ unh.edu.

Daniel Webster College soccer camp

The Daniel Webster soccer pro­grams will host the second annual Daniel Webster College Boys and Girls Soccer Day Camp on the college’s campus from Aug. 10-13.

Curriculum and drills will be adjusted to meet the needs of the groups. Campers should bring a ball, shin-pads, cleats, and plenty of water. All participants will also receive a free t-shirt.

The session runs from 4 p.m. un­til 6 p.m. each day for players ages 6 through 12. Fees per child are $100. For more information contact Matt Correia at 577-6618 or Correia_ matt@dwc.edu., or go to athletics.dwc. edu/information/Camps-Clinics.

Nashua Boys & Girls Club leagues

The Greater Nashua Boys & Girls Club summer basketball and volleyball leagues are underway. Basketball games for players in or entering high school are Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 and 7 p.m. For middle school athletes, games are Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 and 5 p.m. Teen volleyball will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 and 7 p.m. For more informa­tion or to register for the leagues, contact club athletic director Joe Maryanski by email at jmaryan­ski@bgcn.com or by phone at 883- 0523 ext. 235.