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YES-THE DORMS ARE AIR-CONDITIONED!
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| APPLICATION |
| AVAILABILITY |
| TUITION |
| REFUNDS |
| BALL PURCHASE |
| VOICEMAIL |
| E-MAIL |
| WHAT IF I WANT TO PLAY
UP? |
| PHONE, REFRIGERATOR,
MICROWAVE, ICE |
| FORGOTTEN ITEMS |
| LOST/STOLEN ITEMS |
| VISITING CAMP |
| PARENT SIDE
TRIPS |
| CAMP BANK |
| CAMP STORE |
| CAMPERS DRIVING
THEIR OWN CARS TO CAMP |
| ARRIVING EARLY
OR STAYING LATE/HOTELS |
| TRAIN STATION OR
BUS STATION PICKUP |
| WHAT TO BRING |
| AIRPORT GUIDE |
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| APPLICATION |
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Click here for a 2008 Camp Application
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| AVAILABILITY |
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As of 6-22-2008:
- June 21-24 Field Players SOLD OUT
- June 21-24 Goalkeepers SOLD OUT
- June 25-28 Field Players SOLD OUT
- June 25-28 Goalkeepers SOLD OUT
- July 12-15 Field Players SOLD OUT
- July 12-15 Goalkeepers SOLD OUT
- July 16-19 Field Players SOLD OUT
- July 16-19 Goalkeepers SOLD OUT[top]
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| TUITION FOR 2008 |
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Residential tuition includes
all meals, overnight stay, and instruction but does
not include the purchase of a ball.
- June 21-24, 2008 Junior Advanced Camp $400
- June 25-28, 2008 Junior Elte Camp $440.
- July 12-15, 2008 Senior Advanced Camp $440
- July 16-19, 2008 Senior Elite Camp $560 [top]
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| REFUNDS |
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The $50 registration fee is
nonrefundable for any reason and is included in the tuition
price. Ball purchases can be refunded at anytime prior
to ball-pick-up at registration.
If you are unable
to attend camp for any reason, the following is our
refund policy. We cannot offer refunds on check-in day
or after due to the nature of our contracts with our
service providers.
Pro-rated remaining tuition refund policy:
21-15 days prior to 12:00pm on your session's check-in day = 75% refund of tuition after the deducted $50 non-refundable registration fee.
14-8 days prior to 12:00pm on your session's check-in day = 50% refund of tuition after the deducted $50 non-refundable registration fee.
7-1 days prior to 12:00pm on your session's check-in day = 25% refund of tuition after the deducted $50 non-refundable registration fee.
Between 12:00pm on your session 's check-in day and check-out day, there will be no refunds. [top]
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| BALL PURCHASE |
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Each camper will
be required to have his own ball at Camp. You can bring
your own or you can buy a Nike (size 5) camp ball for
$30. The camp ball is inscribed with the Carolina logo.
Balls are pre-purchased via the application form or online
registration and are handed out at check-in. You may choose
to cancel your order at a later date but there will only
be a very limited number of balls for sale at registration.
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| VOICEMAIL |
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In order to keep
camp affordable, we do not hire an answering service.
We use voicemail. |
| E-MAIL |
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The preferred method of communication
is e-mail. This manner helps us keep a detailed record
of all correspondence as well as being able to respond
to you quicker than voicemail.
During camp, you may e-mail your son as often as you wish
at no extra charge. E-mails will be delivered at lunch
and dinner. E-mails to campers are not saved correspondences.
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| WHAT IF I WANT TO PLAY UP? |
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The minimum age to attend the
Junior Advanced Camp is 9-1/2 by camp time. You must
be born in the year 1998 or earlier.
The minimum age to attend the Junior Elite Camp is 10-1/2
by camp time. You must be born in the year 1997 or earlier.
The minimum age to attend the Senior Advanced Camp is
13-1/2 camp time. You must be born in the year 1994
or earlier.
The minimum age to attend the Senior Elite Camp is 14-1/2
camp time. You must be born in the year 1993 or earlier.
The oldest camper can be 19, or born after 12/31/1989
to attend the Senior Camp or Senior Elite Camp.
For those not meeting these age requirements, we're
sorry, but we have to draw a line somewhere. We realize
you may feel ready for the next level, however, most
of the campers that come to Camp are also highly skilled
players and therefore, these age guidelines tend to
work very well. It is our responsibility to make sure
that those age-appropriately enrolled campers have comparable,
good quality competition. [top]
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| PHONE, REFRIGERATOR, MICROWAVE, ICE |
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Due to the increasing lack of
socialization and disruption that phones at camp are creating,
we STRONGLY discourage cell phones. In the event
that we find a camper with a cell phone that causes disruption,
such a disturbing a roommate's right to quiet while sleeping, the phone will be retained in the dorm supervisor's room
until camp's end. We will have plenty of phones for campers
to use to call home anytime they wish. To make long distance
calls, campers will need a calling card or know how to
make a collect call. You are allowed to bring dorm-sized
refrigerators and any snacks or drinks that you wish.
We will have a microwave available. There is plenty of
ice water and Gatorade on the fields. |
| FORGOTTEN ITEMS |
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If you forget to bring a necessary
item to camp, please ask the dorm supervisor if there
is a "loaner" available as soon as you become aware of
the forgotten item. No-charge loaners, which are in limited
supply, are things like blankets and sheets and pillows. We will also
have a limited number of items, including toothbrushes
and deodarant available
for sale at a nominal cost. |
| LOST/STOLEN ITEMS |
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All of your son’s gear should
have his name in permanent marker on them. We will have
permanent markers at registration for the gear you will
receive. Lost or stolen items will not be replaced!
Please prepare your son to be mindful of his belongings
and to report a lost or stolen item immediately to the
dorm supervisor and coach. In the event we find a camper's
lost or stolen item after the camper has left camp, we
will mail it back at your expense with prior approval
from you. [top] |
| VISITING CAMP |
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Visitation at
camp is not allowed. Due to the many difficulties
in parking, communications, and safety that the increased
spectator population at camp has created in the past,
we do not allow family or friends on the fields for any
of the camp sessions until the final game on check-out
morning. Visitors are also not allowed on our floors in
the dorm after 4pm on check-in day until 10am on check-out
morning. We appreciate and expect your understanding and
cooperation. If you need to arrange a necessary personal
visit (i.e. bringing forgotten items, a birthday cake,
etc.), you must contact the dorm supervisor to arrange
the visit. Should you want to arrange an official tour
of campus, you will need to contact the Admissions Office
at (919)966-3621. Should you want to arrange a meeting
with Coach Bolowich, Camp is typically not a good time
to do so. However, if it is the only time you will be
in the area, call him in advance for an appointment at
919-962-0466. Campers are able to talk with Coach Bolowich
at anytime during Camp. [top] |
| PARENT SIDE TRIPS |
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Some of the beautiful places in
North Carolina to visit while your son is with us at Camp
are:
Appalachian Mountains
(Biltmore Estate & Winery, Maggie Valley,
Greystone Inn, Skyline Lodge)
North Carolina beaches (Wrightsville, Wilmington, Outer
Banks, Nags Head)
High Point ("furniture capital of the world")
Pinehurst (golfing)
Virginia's historic Williamsburg.
All of these attractions are 4 hours or less away. Don't
forget to visit the best mall in the state, The Streets
at Southpoint, off exit 276 on I-40, only 10 minutes from
Camp. For more information, see www.visitnc.com
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| CAMP BANK |
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NEW POLICY 2008! We
will have a Camp Bank for Junior Camps only AND will no
longer accept credit card authorizations to cover bank
withdrawals! Please bring the appropriate amount
of cash with you. Campers will be able to withdraw their
money any time that they are in the dorm. The recommended
amounts to bring for pizza and vending machine items would
be $30 for the Junior Camps and $40 for the Senior Camps.
Pizza is sold for $5 half of a large, and $10 for a whole
large. The Camp Bank is optional. [top] |
| CAMP STORE |
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There is no Camp store. Campers
may have the opportunity to go to Franklin St. with their
coach or a counselor in small supervised groups provided
we have enough time and staff to do so.[top] |
| CAMPERS DRIVING THEIR OWN CARS TO CAMP |
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Campers are allowed
to drive themselves to Camp, however, the dorm supervisor
must retain the car keys during the period of Camp. Please
advise us if you will be driving to Camp. [top] |
| ARRIVING EARLY OR STAYING LATE / HOTELS |
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We do not have
the dorm rooms or staff to offer early arrivals or late
departures. However, the following hotels are available
locally (all 919 area code):
Hampton Inn - 933-2001
Marriott
- 883-0700
Days Inn - 929-3090
Best Western - 932-3000
Holiday Inn - 929-2171
Carolina Inn - 933-2001
Siena Hotel - 968-4900
Sheraton - 929-4000
Comfort Inn - 932-9522
Red Roof Inn - 489-9421
Holiday Inn Express - 489-7555
Homewood Suites - 401-0610 [top]
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| TRAIN STATION OR BUS STATION PICKUP |
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We do not provide this service.
Please call a cab company.[top] |
| WHAT TO BRING |
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Please see downloadable document
on Forms page. [top] |
| AIRPORT GUIDE |
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The Raleigh-Durham
International Airport is located approximately
15 minutes away from Camp. It serves most major airlines.
We will only pick up campers who are not traveling on a minior ticket - usually ages 15 an older).
Due the increasing airline regulations about flying unescorted,
we are unable to provide minor pickup service. To read
more detailed information regarding the Airport Shuttle
Service, download the PDF Airport Shuttle Guide on the
Forms page. [top] |
