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Friday June 6, 2025
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Football Camp - Football Session 1 War Eagle Football Camp is a flag football camp with opportunity for all participants to improve their skills and understanding of football. Camp includes drills, fundamentals, skill development, instruction, competition, and team games leading up to a championship. Awards and prizes are given daily for hustle, teamwork, competition winners, and outstanding play. The War Eagle Football Camp is led by Head Varsity Football Coach Alan Chadwick, one of the most successful high school football coaches in Georgia. He will be assisted by Marist coaches and former War Eagle football players currently playing college football.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Session 1 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Cheerleading Camp - Cheerleading Session 1 War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is designed to introduce or improve fundamental cheerleading skills including motions, jumps, and dancing. The camp will focus on building teamwork skills and spirit through various activities. Campers also will enjoy arts and crafts activities. No previous cheerleading experience is necessary. Cheerleaders of all abilities will benefit from this camp. Campers are placed on squads by grade level instead of age. You may request your child be placed on a squad with another camper and every effort will be made to comply (must be same grade). Only one request per camper is allowed. Requests should be made at time of registration. The War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is directed by Marist Head Varsity Cheerleading Coaches Elizabeth Dete and Tori Nagle, who will be assisted by current and former Marist cheerleaders.To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and developmentally appropriate experience for all participants, campers MUST be 5 years old by June 1 to register for camp. This policy is in place because our full-day camp schedule is designed with the abilities and needs of older children in mind. If you find yourself questioning whether your child is ready for the camp environment, we recommend waiting another year to enroll. This ensures your child will have the best possible experience and that our camp remains a positive and manageable environment for all campers and staff. We kindly ask that families respect this policy to maintain the integrity of the camp program. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Diving Camp - Before-Camp Care Session 1 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Swim Camp - Boys & Girls Session 1 Marist Swim Camp will be a fun-filled, activity-based water camp open to athletes who know how to swim. Swimmers will be led through water activities ranging from games (sharks-and-minnows, categories, lightning relays, t-shirt swims, donut races, etc.), to broadening horizons (introducing swimmers to sports like water polo, springboard diving, fun deep sea exploration, etc.), to swim clinics (working on strokes and techniques with Marist swim coaches). This camp is a great way for experienced swimmers to have fun in the pool and for younger swimmers to grow acclimated to all the sports and activities that the water has to offer.  Swimmers interested in attending dive camp are welcome to attend both.
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Diving Camp - Boys & Girls Session 1 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.

Monday June 9, 2025
8:30 AM - 2:30 PM	Football Camp - Football Session 2 War Eagle Football Camp is a flag football camp with opportunity for all participants to improve their skills and understanding of football. Camp includes drills, fundamentals, skill development, instruction, competition, and team games leading up to a championship. Awards and prizes are given daily for hustle, teamwork, competition winners, and outstanding play. The War Eagle Football Camp is led by Head Varsity Football Coach Alan Chadwick, one of the most successful high school football coaches in Georgia. He will be assisted by Marist coaches and former War Eagle football players currently playing college football.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Diving Camp - Before-Camp Care Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Cheerleading Camp - Cheerleading Session 2 War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is designed to introduce or improve fundamental cheerleading skills including motions, jumps, and dancing. The camp will focus on building teamwork skills and spirit through various activities. Campers also will enjoy arts and crafts activities. No previous cheerleading experience is necessary. Cheerleaders of all abilities will benefit from this camp. Campers are placed on squads by grade level instead of age. You may request your child be placed on a squad with another camper and every effort will be made to comply (must be same grade). Only one request per camper is allowed. Requests should be made at time of registration. The War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is directed by Marist Head Varsity Cheerleading Coaches Elizabeth Dete and Tori Nagle, who will be assisted by current and former Marist cheerleaders.To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and developmentally appropriate experience for all participants, campers MUST be 5 years old by June 1 to register for camp. This policy is in place because our full-day camp schedule is designed with the abilities and needs of older children in mind. If you find yourself questioning whether your child is ready for the camp environment, we recommend waiting another year to enroll. This ensures your child will have the best possible experience and that our camp remains a positive and manageable environment for all campers and staff. We kindly ask that families respect this policy to maintain the integrity of the camp program. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 1 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Swim Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 Marist Swim Camp will be a fun-filled, activity-based water camp open to athletes who know how to swim. Swimmers will be led through water activities ranging from games (sharks-and-minnows, categories, lightning relays, t-shirt swims, donut races, etc.), to broadening horizons (introducing swimmers to sports like water polo, springboard diving, fun deep sea exploration, etc.), to swim clinics (working on strokes and techniques with Marist swim coaches). This camp is a great way for experienced swimmers to have fun in the pool and for younger swimmers to grow acclimated to all the sports and activities that the water has to offer.  Swimmers interested in attending dive camp are welcome to attend both.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Diving Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 2 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Tuesday June 10, 2025
8:30 AM - 2:30 PM	Football Camp - Football Session 2 War Eagle Football Camp is a flag football camp with opportunity for all participants to improve their skills and understanding of football. Camp includes drills, fundamentals, skill development, instruction, competition, and team games leading up to a championship. Awards and prizes are given daily for hustle, teamwork, competition winners, and outstanding play. The War Eagle Football Camp is led by Head Varsity Football Coach Alan Chadwick, one of the most successful high school football coaches in Georgia. He will be assisted by Marist coaches and former War Eagle football players currently playing college football.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Diving Camp - Before-Camp Care Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Cheerleading Camp - Cheerleading Session 2 War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is designed to introduce or improve fundamental cheerleading skills including motions, jumps, and dancing. The camp will focus on building teamwork skills and spirit through various activities. Campers also will enjoy arts and crafts activities. No previous cheerleading experience is necessary. Cheerleaders of all abilities will benefit from this camp. Campers are placed on squads by grade level instead of age. You may request your child be placed on a squad with another camper and every effort will be made to comply (must be same grade). Only one request per camper is allowed. Requests should be made at time of registration. The War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is directed by Marist Head Varsity Cheerleading Coaches Elizabeth Dete and Tori Nagle, who will be assisted by current and former Marist cheerleaders.To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and developmentally appropriate experience for all participants, campers MUST be 5 years old by June 1 to register for camp. This policy is in place because our full-day camp schedule is designed with the abilities and needs of older children in mind. If you find yourself questioning whether your child is ready for the camp environment, we recommend waiting another year to enroll. This ensures your child will have the best possible experience and that our camp remains a positive and manageable environment for all campers and staff. We kindly ask that families respect this policy to maintain the integrity of the camp program. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 1 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Swim Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 Marist Swim Camp will be a fun-filled, activity-based water camp open to athletes who know how to swim. Swimmers will be led through water activities ranging from games (sharks-and-minnows, categories, lightning relays, t-shirt swims, donut races, etc.), to broadening horizons (introducing swimmers to sports like water polo, springboard diving, fun deep sea exploration, etc.), to swim clinics (working on strokes and techniques with Marist swim coaches). This camp is a great way for experienced swimmers to have fun in the pool and for younger swimmers to grow acclimated to all the sports and activities that the water has to offer.  Swimmers interested in attending dive camp are welcome to attend both.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Diving Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 2 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Wednesday June 11, 2025
8:30 AM - 2:30 PM	Football Camp - Football Session 2 War Eagle Football Camp is a flag football camp with opportunity for all participants to improve their skills and understanding of football. Camp includes drills, fundamentals, skill development, instruction, competition, and team games leading up to a championship. Awards and prizes are given daily for hustle, teamwork, competition winners, and outstanding play. The War Eagle Football Camp is led by Head Varsity Football Coach Alan Chadwick, one of the most successful high school football coaches in Georgia. He will be assisted by Marist coaches and former War Eagle football players currently playing college football.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Diving Camp - Before-Camp Care Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Cheerleading Camp - Cheerleading Session 2 War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is designed to introduce or improve fundamental cheerleading skills including motions, jumps, and dancing. The camp will focus on building teamwork skills and spirit through various activities. Campers also will enjoy arts and crafts activities. No previous cheerleading experience is necessary. Cheerleaders of all abilities will benefit from this camp. Campers are placed on squads by grade level instead of age. You may request your child be placed on a squad with another camper and every effort will be made to comply (must be same grade). Only one request per camper is allowed. Requests should be made at time of registration. The War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is directed by Marist Head Varsity Cheerleading Coaches Elizabeth Dete and Tori Nagle, who will be assisted by current and former Marist cheerleaders.To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and developmentally appropriate experience for all participants, campers MUST be 5 years old by June 1 to register for camp. This policy is in place because our full-day camp schedule is designed with the abilities and needs of older children in mind. If you find yourself questioning whether your child is ready for the camp environment, we recommend waiting another year to enroll. This ensures your child will have the best possible experience and that our camp remains a positive and manageable environment for all campers and staff. We kindly ask that families respect this policy to maintain the integrity of the camp program. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 1 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Swim Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 Marist Swim Camp will be a fun-filled, activity-based water camp open to athletes who know how to swim. Swimmers will be led through water activities ranging from games (sharks-and-minnows, categories, lightning relays, t-shirt swims, donut races, etc.), to broadening horizons (introducing swimmers to sports like water polo, springboard diving, fun deep sea exploration, etc.), to swim clinics (working on strokes and techniques with Marist swim coaches). This camp is a great way for experienced swimmers to have fun in the pool and for younger swimmers to grow acclimated to all the sports and activities that the water has to offer.  Swimmers interested in attending dive camp are welcome to attend both.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Diving Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 2 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Thursday June 12, 2025
8:30 AM - 2:30 PM	Football Camp - Football Session 2 War Eagle Football Camp is a flag football camp with opportunity for all participants to improve their skills and understanding of football. Camp includes drills, fundamentals, skill development, instruction, competition, and team games leading up to a championship. Awards and prizes are given daily for hustle, teamwork, competition winners, and outstanding play. The War Eagle Football Camp is led by Head Varsity Football Coach Alan Chadwick, one of the most successful high school football coaches in Georgia. He will be assisted by Marist coaches and former War Eagle football players currently playing college football.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Diving Camp - Before-Camp Care Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Cheerleading Camp - Cheerleading Session 2 War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is designed to introduce or improve fundamental cheerleading skills including motions, jumps, and dancing. The camp will focus on building teamwork skills and spirit through various activities. Campers also will enjoy arts and crafts activities. No previous cheerleading experience is necessary. Cheerleaders of all abilities will benefit from this camp. Campers are placed on squads by grade level instead of age. You may request your child be placed on a squad with another camper and every effort will be made to comply (must be same grade). Only one request per camper is allowed. Requests should be made at time of registration. The War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is directed by Marist Head Varsity Cheerleading Coaches Elizabeth Dete and Tori Nagle, who will be assisted by current and former Marist cheerleaders.To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and developmentally appropriate experience for all participants, campers MUST be 5 years old by June 1 to register for camp. This policy is in place because our full-day camp schedule is designed with the abilities and needs of older children in mind. If you find yourself questioning whether your child is ready for the camp environment, we recommend waiting another year to enroll. This ensures your child will have the best possible experience and that our camp remains a positive and manageable environment for all campers and staff. We kindly ask that families respect this policy to maintain the integrity of the camp program. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 1 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Swim Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 Marist Swim Camp will be a fun-filled, activity-based water camp open to athletes who know how to swim. Swimmers will be led through water activities ranging from games (sharks-and-minnows, categories, lightning relays, t-shirt swims, donut races, etc.), to broadening horizons (introducing swimmers to sports like water polo, springboard diving, fun deep sea exploration, etc.), to swim clinics (working on strokes and techniques with Marist swim coaches). This camp is a great way for experienced swimmers to have fun in the pool and for younger swimmers to grow acclimated to all the sports and activities that the water has to offer.  Swimmers interested in attending dive camp are welcome to attend both.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Diving Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 2 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Friday June 13, 2025
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Football Camp - Football Session 2 War Eagle Football Camp is a flag football camp with opportunity for all participants to improve their skills and understanding of football. Camp includes drills, fundamentals, skill development, instruction, competition, and team games leading up to a championship. Awards and prizes are given daily for hustle, teamwork, competition winners, and outstanding play. The War Eagle Football Camp is led by Head Varsity Football Coach Alan Chadwick, one of the most successful high school football coaches in Georgia. He will be assisted by Marist coaches and former War Eagle football players currently playing college football.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Cheerleading Camp - Cheerleading Session 2 War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is designed to introduce or improve fundamental cheerleading skills including motions, jumps, and dancing. The camp will focus on building teamwork skills and spirit through various activities. Campers also will enjoy arts and crafts activities. No previous cheerleading experience is necessary. Cheerleaders of all abilities will benefit from this camp. Campers are placed on squads by grade level instead of age. You may request your child be placed on a squad with another camper and every effort will be made to comply (must be same grade). Only one request per camper is allowed. Requests should be made at time of registration. The War Eagle Cheerleading Camp is directed by Marist Head Varsity Cheerleading Coaches Elizabeth Dete and Tori Nagle, who will be assisted by current and former Marist cheerleaders.To ensure a safe, enjoyable, and developmentally appropriate experience for all participants, campers MUST be 5 years old by June 1 to register for camp. This policy is in place because our full-day camp schedule is designed with the abilities and needs of older children in mind. If you find yourself questioning whether your child is ready for the camp environment, we recommend waiting another year to enroll. This ensures your child will have the best possible experience and that our camp remains a positive and manageable environment for all campers and staff. We kindly ask that families respect this policy to maintain the integrity of the camp program. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Diving Camp - Before-Camp Care Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 1 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Swim Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 Marist Swim Camp will be a fun-filled, activity-based water camp open to athletes who know how to swim. Swimmers will be led through water activities ranging from games (sharks-and-minnows, categories, lightning relays, t-shirt swims, donut races, etc.), to broadening horizons (introducing swimmers to sports like water polo, springboard diving, fun deep sea exploration, etc.), to swim clinics (working on strokes and techniques with Marist swim coaches). This camp is a great way for experienced swimmers to have fun in the pool and for younger swimmers to grow acclimated to all the sports and activities that the water has to offer.  Swimmers interested in attending dive camp are welcome to attend both.
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Diving Camp - Boys & Girls Session 2 The War Eagle Diving Camp is designed to improve fundamental diving techniques and conditioning. Both novice and competitive divers will benefit from the instruction and training. The War Eagle Diving Camp is led by Marist Varsity Diving Coach Tim Hallisey.  Divers interested in attending swim camp are welcome to attend both camps.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 1 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.

Monday June 16, 2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Speed Training Camp - Sprint Training Camp War Eagle Speed Training Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist sprint staff and former sprinters to learn the fundamentals of sprinting (running fast). Each weeklong session includes learning techniques, drills, and skills to help campers become faster runners (sprinters) in a fun-filled environment. Practicing and competition will allow campers to apply the knowledge and skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced sprinters and those who are new to speed training. The War Eagle Sprint Training Camp is led by Marist Varsity Sprint Coach Tony Bennett.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Tennis Camp - Tennis Session 1 War Eagle Tennis Camp is open to boys and girls. The camp is open to players ranging from beginner to intermediate, and campers will be arranged in groups according to their skill levels. The morning will be spent in rotations with our counselors working on tennis basics (forehand, backhand, serving, and volleying). Campers will enjoy playing fun tennis games which emphasize the skills they are learning. Older campers will have the chance to play matches as the week progresses. The War Eagle Tennis Camp is led by Coach Shawn McCarthy (Session 2) and Athletic Director Derek Waugh (Session 1). They will be assisted by members of the Marist boys and girls tennis teams.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 1 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Softball Camp - Softball Camp - Week 1 War Eagle Softball Camp is an instructional camp led by Varsity Fast-Pitch Softball coach Mrs. Selena Patterson. Campers will work directly with Marist players and coaches on softball fundamentals. Campers will enjoy friendly competition through scrimmages and non-softball-related games to promote a fun and positive team environment and to develop sportsmanship and confidence. We hope you will come out and PLAY BALL!
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Boys The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 2 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 1 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Flag Football Camp - Flag Football Camp Week 1 Join us for an exciting, fun-filled Girls Flag Football Camp during the week of June 16-20!  During the week of July 7-11, join us for an exciting, fun-filled Boys & Girls Flag Football Camp! Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your skills, this camp will teach the fundamentals of flag football, including passing, receiving, running and defense. With expert coaching from the Lady War Eagles coaching staff in a supportive, positive environment, campers will gain confidence, teamwork skills and a love for the game. Get ready for a week of action, fun and lasting memories!
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 (Math) Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 1 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 3 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Tuesday June 17, 2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Speed Training Camp - Sprint Training Camp War Eagle Speed Training Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist sprint staff and former sprinters to learn the fundamentals of sprinting (running fast). Each weeklong session includes learning techniques, drills, and skills to help campers become faster runners (sprinters) in a fun-filled environment. Practicing and competition will allow campers to apply the knowledge and skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced sprinters and those who are new to speed training. The War Eagle Sprint Training Camp is led by Marist Varsity Sprint Coach Tony Bennett.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Tennis Camp - Tennis Session 1 War Eagle Tennis Camp is open to boys and girls. The camp is open to players ranging from beginner to intermediate, and campers will be arranged in groups according to their skill levels. The morning will be spent in rotations with our counselors working on tennis basics (forehand, backhand, serving, and volleying). Campers will enjoy playing fun tennis games which emphasize the skills they are learning. Older campers will have the chance to play matches as the week progresses. The War Eagle Tennis Camp is led by Coach Shawn McCarthy (Session 2) and Athletic Director Derek Waugh (Session 1). They will be assisted by members of the Marist boys and girls tennis teams.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 1 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Softball Camp - Softball Camp - Week 1 War Eagle Softball Camp is an instructional camp led by Varsity Fast-Pitch Softball coach Mrs. Selena Patterson. Campers will work directly with Marist players and coaches on softball fundamentals. Campers will enjoy friendly competition through scrimmages and non-softball-related games to promote a fun and positive team environment and to develop sportsmanship and confidence. We hope you will come out and PLAY BALL!
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Boys The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 2 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 1 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Flag Football Camp - Flag Football Camp Week 1 Join us for an exciting, fun-filled Girls Flag Football Camp during the week of June 16-20!  During the week of July 7-11, join us for an exciting, fun-filled Boys & Girls Flag Football Camp! Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your skills, this camp will teach the fundamentals of flag football, including passing, receiving, running and defense. With expert coaching from the Lady War Eagles coaching staff in a supportive, positive environment, campers will gain confidence, teamwork skills and a love for the game. Get ready for a week of action, fun and lasting memories!
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 (Math) Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 1 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 3 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Wednesday June 18, 2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Speed Training Camp - Sprint Training Camp War Eagle Speed Training Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist sprint staff and former sprinters to learn the fundamentals of sprinting (running fast). Each weeklong session includes learning techniques, drills, and skills to help campers become faster runners (sprinters) in a fun-filled environment. Practicing and competition will allow campers to apply the knowledge and skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced sprinters and those who are new to speed training. The War Eagle Sprint Training Camp is led by Marist Varsity Sprint Coach Tony Bennett.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Tennis Camp - Tennis Session 1 War Eagle Tennis Camp is open to boys and girls. The camp is open to players ranging from beginner to intermediate, and campers will be arranged in groups according to their skill levels. The morning will be spent in rotations with our counselors working on tennis basics (forehand, backhand, serving, and volleying). Campers will enjoy playing fun tennis games which emphasize the skills they are learning. Older campers will have the chance to play matches as the week progresses. The War Eagle Tennis Camp is led by Coach Shawn McCarthy (Session 2) and Athletic Director Derek Waugh (Session 1). They will be assisted by members of the Marist boys and girls tennis teams.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 1 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Softball Camp - Softball Camp - Week 1 War Eagle Softball Camp is an instructional camp led by Varsity Fast-Pitch Softball coach Mrs. Selena Patterson. Campers will work directly with Marist players and coaches on softball fundamentals. Campers will enjoy friendly competition through scrimmages and non-softball-related games to promote a fun and positive team environment and to develop sportsmanship and confidence. We hope you will come out and PLAY BALL!
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Boys The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 2 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 1 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Flag Football Camp - Flag Football Camp Week 1 Join us for an exciting, fun-filled Girls Flag Football Camp during the week of June 16-20!  During the week of July 7-11, join us for an exciting, fun-filled Boys & Girls Flag Football Camp! Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your skills, this camp will teach the fundamentals of flag football, including passing, receiving, running and defense. With expert coaching from the Lady War Eagles coaching staff in a supportive, positive environment, campers will gain confidence, teamwork skills and a love for the game. Get ready for a week of action, fun and lasting memories!
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 (Math) Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 1 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 3 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Thursday June 19, 2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Speed Training Camp - Sprint Training Camp War Eagle Speed Training Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist sprint staff and former sprinters to learn the fundamentals of sprinting (running fast). Each weeklong session includes learning techniques, drills, and skills to help campers become faster runners (sprinters) in a fun-filled environment. Practicing and competition will allow campers to apply the knowledge and skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced sprinters and those who are new to speed training. The War Eagle Sprint Training Camp is led by Marist Varsity Sprint Coach Tony Bennett.
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Tennis Camp - Tennis Session 1 War Eagle Tennis Camp is open to boys and girls. The camp is open to players ranging from beginner to intermediate, and campers will be arranged in groups according to their skill levels. The morning will be spent in rotations with our counselors working on tennis basics (forehand, backhand, serving, and volleying). Campers will enjoy playing fun tennis games which emphasize the skills they are learning. Older campers will have the chance to play matches as the week progresses. The War Eagle Tennis Camp is led by Coach Shawn McCarthy (Session 2) and Athletic Director Derek Waugh (Session 1). They will be assisted by members of the Marist boys and girls tennis teams.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 1 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Softball Camp - Softball Camp - Week 1 War Eagle Softball Camp is an instructional camp led by Varsity Fast-Pitch Softball coach Mrs. Selena Patterson. Campers will work directly with Marist players and coaches on softball fundamentals. Campers will enjoy friendly competition through scrimmages and non-softball-related games to promote a fun and positive team environment and to develop sportsmanship and confidence. We hope you will come out and PLAY BALL!
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Boys The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 2 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 1 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Flag Football Camp - Flag Football Camp Week 1 Join us for an exciting, fun-filled Girls Flag Football Camp during the week of June 16-20!  During the week of July 7-11, join us for an exciting, fun-filled Boys & Girls Flag Football Camp! Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your skills, this camp will teach the fundamentals of flag football, including passing, receiving, running and defense. With expert coaching from the Lady War Eagles coaching staff in a supportive, positive environment, campers will gain confidence, teamwork skills and a love for the game. Get ready for a week of action, fun and lasting memories!
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 (Math) Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 1 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 3 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Friday June 20, 2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Speed Training Camp - Sprint Training Camp War Eagle Speed Training Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist sprint staff and former sprinters to learn the fundamentals of sprinting (running fast). Each weeklong session includes learning techniques, drills, and skills to help campers become faster runners (sprinters) in a fun-filled environment. Practicing and competition will allow campers to apply the knowledge and skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced sprinters and those who are new to speed training. The War Eagle Sprint Training Camp is led by Marist Varsity Sprint Coach Tony Bennett.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Flag Football Camp - Flag Football Camp Week 1 Join us for an exciting, fun-filled Girls Flag Football Camp during the week of June 16-20!  During the week of July 7-11, join us for an exciting, fun-filled Boys & Girls Flag Football Camp! Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your skills, this camp will teach the fundamentals of flag football, including passing, receiving, running and defense. With expert coaching from the Lady War Eagles coaching staff in a supportive, positive environment, campers will gain confidence, teamwork skills and a love for the game. Get ready for a week of action, fun and lasting memories!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Boys The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Softball Camp - Catchers Only Clinic War Eagle Softball Camp is an instructional camp led by Varsity Fast-Pitch Softball coach Mrs. Selena Patterson. Campers will work directly with Marist players and coaches on softball fundamentals. Campers will enjoy friendly competition through scrimmages and non-softball-related games to promote a fun and positive team environment and to develop sportsmanship and confidence. We hope you will come out and PLAY BALL!
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM	Tennis Camp - Tennis Session 1 War Eagle Tennis Camp is open to boys and girls. The camp is open to players ranging from beginner to intermediate, and campers will be arranged in groups according to their skill levels. The morning will be spent in rotations with our counselors working on tennis basics (forehand, backhand, serving, and volleying). Campers will enjoy playing fun tennis games which emphasize the skills they are learning. Older campers will have the chance to play matches as the week progresses. The War Eagle Tennis Camp is led by Coach Shawn McCarthy (Session 2) and Athletic Director Derek Waugh (Session 1). They will be assisted by members of the Marist boys and girls tennis teams.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 1 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 1 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Sports Center Broadcasting Camp - Sports Center Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce sports stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include college and professional game results, player news, and team developments. Participants will create a sports news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators and more. The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, culminating all the elements needed to produce a sports news cast by the end of the week. This camp is instructed by Mr. Scott Tufts, Marist Media & Broadcast Journalism Teacher and Marist Broadcasting Club Moderator.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Music & Technology Production - Music Technology & Production Camp Session 2 Campers will create music and explore digital keyboards and computer software. They also will learn how to use virtual sounds to compose songs and accompaniment tracks. Participants will be able to record themselves singing or playing guitar, piano, and band or string instruments, along with making beats and creating music for video games. Camp participants will then be able to share their project portfolio through social media. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required. Music Technology & Production Camp is led by Marist Fine Arts teacher Tim Johnson.
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 1 (Math) Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 1 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp - Entertainment Tonight Broadcasting Camp Session 2 Students will learn how to research, write, and produce entertainment stories in Marist Broadcasting’s television studio and control room. Topics will include music, films, TV programs, and celebrity news. Participants will create an entertainment news show, serving in roles such as producers, anchors, reporters, audio operators, technical operators, camera operators, and more.  The camp team will come up with their show name, create graphics, and edit video, accumulating all the elements needed to produce an entertainment show by the end of the week.

Monday June 23, 2025
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 2 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Baseball Camp - Boys Baseball Camp Head Varsity Baseball Coach Mike Strickland will lead both camp sessions.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Girls The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Wrestling Camp - Boys Wrestling Session 1 Wrestling Camp is designed for inexperienced wrestlers and experienced wrestlers alike who want to learn the top techniques from great technicians. Wrestlers will receive technical instructions to make campers competitive at any level and will get a chance to apply this technique through light drilling and some live wrestling at the end of every day. The day will be packed full of learning, drilling, wrestling, and FUN. Wrestling Camp is led by Marist Wrestling Coach Larry Rogers.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 1 The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 2 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 2 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 4 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Tuesday June 24, 2025
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 2 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Baseball Camp - Boys Baseball Camp Head Varsity Baseball Coach Mike Strickland will lead both camp sessions.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Girls The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Wrestling Camp - Boys Wrestling Session 1 Wrestling Camp is designed for inexperienced wrestlers and experienced wrestlers alike who want to learn the top techniques from great technicians. Wrestlers will receive technical instructions to make campers competitive at any level and will get a chance to apply this technique through light drilling and some live wrestling at the end of every day. The day will be packed full of learning, drilling, wrestling, and FUN. Wrestling Camp is led by Marist Wrestling Coach Larry Rogers.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 1 The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 2 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 2 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 4 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Wednesday June 25, 2025
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 2 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Baseball Camp - Boys Baseball Camp Head Varsity Baseball Coach Mike Strickland will lead both camp sessions.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Girls The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Wrestling Camp - Boys Wrestling Session 1 Wrestling Camp is designed for inexperienced wrestlers and experienced wrestlers alike who want to learn the top techniques from great technicians. Wrestlers will receive technical instructions to make campers competitive at any level and will get a chance to apply this technique through light drilling and some live wrestling at the end of every day. The day will be packed full of learning, drilling, wrestling, and FUN. Wrestling Camp is led by Marist Wrestling Coach Larry Rogers.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 1 The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 2 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 2 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 4 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Thursday June 26, 2025
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 2 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Baseball Camp - Boys Baseball Camp Head Varsity Baseball Coach Mike Strickland will lead both camp sessions.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Girls The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Wrestling Camp - Boys Wrestling Session 1 Wrestling Camp is designed for inexperienced wrestlers and experienced wrestlers alike who want to learn the top techniques from great technicians. Wrestlers will receive technical instructions to make campers competitive at any level and will get a chance to apply this technique through light drilling and some live wrestling at the end of every day. The day will be packed full of learning, drilling, wrestling, and FUN. Wrestling Camp is led by Marist Wrestling Coach Larry Rogers.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 1 The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 2 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 2 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 4 After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Friday June 27, 2025
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Lacrosse Camp - Lacrosse Girls The War Eagle Lacrosse Camps are devoted to teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun atmosphere. Campers will make new friends, learn lacrosse skills, and participate in modified scrimmages. Campers will be teamed by age and skill level to maximize their learning potential. The War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Lacrosse Coach Zach Bazemore and the Lady War Eagle Lacrosse Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach Sean Dever.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 1 The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Wrestling Camp - Boys Wrestling Session 1 Wrestling Camp is designed for inexperienced wrestlers and experienced wrestlers alike who want to learn the top techniques from great technicians. Wrestlers will receive technical instructions to make campers competitive at any level and will get a chance to apply this technique through light drilling and some live wrestling at the end of every day. The day will be packed full of learning, drilling, wrestling, and FUN. Wrestling Camp is led by Marist Wrestling Coach Larry Rogers.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Basketball Camp - Boys Basketball Session 2 War Eagle Basketball Camp is an instructional camp for boys and girls. Campers will work directly with the Marist basketball coaching staff and former players to learn the fundamentals of the game. Each weeklong session includes learning skills and practicing drills to help campers become outstanding basketball players in a fun-filled environment. Scrimmages and competitions will allow players to practice the new skills learned each day. The camp is designed to accommodate both advanced players and those who are newer to the game. The War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach John Bauersfeld, and the Lady War Eagle Basketball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Kim Hixon.
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Running Camp - Running Camp Session 2 Welcome to War Eagle Running Camp, where fun meets fitness! Join us for a week of high-energy activities where you'll dive into the world of cross country running alongside Marist’s varsity coaches and runners. Get ready for a week packed with fun games and activities! Each day, you'll dive into drills, hit the trails for group runs tailored to your abilities, and soak up essential tips on nutrition, hydration, recovery, and staying in top shape. And don’t worry—this isn’t just training camp; we’re all about having fun and making memories. Led by Coach Matt McMurray, our camp welcomes everyone, whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the running scene. Come join the fun and let's make this summer one to remember at War Eagle Running Camp.
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Baseball Camp - Boys Baseball Camp Head Varsity Baseball Coach Mike Strickland will lead both camp sessions.
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM	SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 2 Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 2 The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.

Monday June 30, 2025
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Tuesday July 1, 2025
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Wednesday July 2, 2025
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.

Thursday July 3, 2025
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM	After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.