University of North Carolina Athletics
2010 North Carolina Football Camps
November 13, 2008 | Football
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North Carolina Football Camp
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Two-Day Skill/Lineman Camp (June 11-12) | Individual Skill/Lineman Camp (June 14-16) | Two-Day Skill/Lineman Camp (June 17-18) | Junior Camp | Kicking/Specialist Camp | 7 on 7 Camp
Suggested Items To Bring To Camp | Frequently Asked Questions
General Camp Information
Practice, eat and sleep in the same facilities as Carolina Football Players. The newest offensive, defensive and kicking techniques will be taught with an emphasis on fundamentals. The camp will be coached by the Carolina Football Staff who have coaching experience at the high school, college and professional levels. The Carolina Staff will be assisted by some of the top high school and college coaches. Come learn how to practice and play the Carolina way. You will learn and have fun, too!
June 11-12 - Two Day Skill/Lineman Camp - $270
*Register Online*
(Grades 9-12) All campers will receive two days of quality, personal instruction at their position(s) from the UNC Football Staff. The camp provides a comprehensive approach to the most up-to-date techniques. For skill positions, there will be a unique opportunity to learn all phases of the passing game through an exciting and competitive form of pass skeleton, which allows offensive and defensive units to compete against each other. The cost includes room, board, camp photograph and Carolina T-shirt.
Registration:
June 11th - 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM at Carmichael Dorm (Parking at Ramshead Deck on Ridge Rd.)
Pick-up: June 12th - 4:00 PM at Carmichael
June 14 - 16 - Individual Skill/Lineman Camp - $375
*Register Online*
(Grades 9-12) Each lineman will be instructed individually on the fundamentals of offensive and/or defensive line play emphasizing both run and pass techniques. Linemen will be taught fundamentals by some of the most well respected coaches in the country, including defensive line coach John Blake and offensive line coach Sam Pittman. Blake and head coach Butch Davis have coached some of the most outstanding defensive linemen in the game and Pittman has been a part of several top 20 rushing teams in his 15-year career. The cost includes room, board, camp photograph and Carolina T-shirt.
Registration:
Monday, June 14, 8:00am-9:45, Carmichael Dorm (Parking at Ramshead Deck on Ridge Rd.)
Check Out: Wednesday, June 16, 4pm, Carmichael Dorm.
June 14 - 16 - Junior Tar Heel Camp - $375
*Register Online*
(Ages 9-13) This is a three-day camp specifically designed for younger players to learn the fundamentals of football and enjoy all the amenities of the Carolina Football program. The cost includes room, board, camp photograph and Carolina Tshirt.
Registration:
Monday, June 14, 10am -12 noon, Carmichael Dorm (Parking at Ramshead Deck on Ridge Rd.)
Check Out: Wednesday, June 16, 4pm, Carmichael Dorm
June 16 - Kicking / Specialist Camp - $125
*Register Online*
(Grades 9-12) Highly qualified instructors will be on hand to coach all phases of the kicking game. There will be a full day of instruction and drills and competition periods. The cost includes Carolina T-shirt.
Registration:
Wednesday, June 16, 8:00-9:00 a.m., Eddie Smith Fieldhouse (Parking at Ramshead Deck on Ridge Rd.)
Checkout: Wednesday, June 16, 4 p.m., Eddie Smith Fieldhouse
June 17 - 18 - Two Day Skill/Lineman Camp - $270
*Register Online*
(Grades 9-12) All campers will receive two days of quality, personal instruction at their position(s) from the UNC Football Staff. The camp provides a comprehensive approach to the most up-to-date techniques. For skill positions, there will be a unique opportunity to learn all phases of the passing game through an exciting and competitive form of pass skeleton, which allows offensive and defensive units to compete against each other. The cost includes room, board, camp photograph and Carolina T-shirt.
Registration:
Thursday, June 17, 8:00am-9:45am, Carmichael Dorm (Parking at Ramshead Deck on Ridge Rd.)
Check Out: Friday, June 18, 4pm, Carmichael Dorm.
7 on 7 Beast on The Hill Team Camp
July 23rd / Grades 9 -12
10 or more campers constitute a team
$25 Per camper
Field space limits this camp to a maximum of 32 teams therefore teams will be accepted on a first come first served basis. To register high school coaches must send in registration forms and a minimum of a 50% deposit along with their contact information including a summer e-mail address. Teresa Vanderford will contact you with a confirmation number and you will be officially registered and a spot will be held for your team. You can contact her at tvanderford@uncaa.unc.edu, fax 919-962-8634 and phone 919-962-9144.
This is a 1-day, non-contact camp designed for team passing development and competition. The 7 on 7 competition is an excellent way for high schools to compete against local teams and teams from neighboring states. Each team is guaranteed a minimum of 5 games.
Each camper must fill out registration form, insurance and medical forms and permission form (a PDF version of these forms is included in the PDF of the camp brochure on this website). All campers must bring helmet, mouthpiece, tennis shoes and cleats. Teams must return their forms as a group prior to July 1st . Individuals must be registered with their team and all registrations must be submitted by their coach due to the team nature of this camp. The cost includes Carolina t-shirt and lunch.
Registration: Friday, July 23rd , 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. at Eddie Smith Indoor Facility (All teams must be pre-registered - no registration forms accepted the day of camp. This insures we can get all the teams on the field playing as soon as possible.)
SUGGESTED ITEMS TO BRING TO CAMP
2. Tennis shoes, cleats, practice shorts, T-shirts, socks and supporters are needed for drill periods. Bring extra practice clothes so you can change as needed.
3. Towels, bed linens, blanket, pillow, toiletries, soap, sunscreen lotion and alarm clock are necessary.
INSURANCE & MEDICAL FORMS
A supplemental insurance plan has been contracted by the football camp. This is included in the camp fee. The enclosed preparticipation physical evaluation form must be completed for all camps. You may pre-register without including this form but it must be presented at registration before the player will be
allowed to participate.
For Mail in Payment - Due to NCAA rules no camper is allowed to participate in camp without payment in full. By mail, you can pre-register and hold a spot for all camps, a $50 deposit must be made ($200 deposit required per team for team camp). Any individual camper who has a balance due can either use the On Line system in the (Make Final Payment) selection or pay at check-in/registration. Any payments postmarked seven (7) days prior to registration may be in the form of check or money order (made out to Carolina Football Camp). All payments that are not postmarked seven (7) days prior to registration must be presented at registration. ALL PAYMENTS MADE AT REGISTRATION MUST BE CASH OR MONEY ORDER. NO CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Credit cards are not acceptable for payment at any time DURING check-in. If you do mail-in your application, please remember to include the required forms with the application but do this no later than 7 days before the first day of camp. Your confirmation letter also includes this reminder.
Register On Line Today
When you Register On Line right here there is a 5.5% processing fee but you actually secure your spot in the selected camp instantly with your secure CC transaction. We only accept payment in full on line. Upon completion, you simply print your receipt and we include all the required forms for camp. Please complete, sign and return all required Camp Forms no later than 7 days prior to camp and bring a copy of these forms to check in the first day. You also receive an immediate email confirmation containing all pertinent information should they be misplaced. This Site does not store credit card numbers (only the last four digits) and NO information is ever used for 3rd party marketing purposes for any reason PERIOD!
1. Where do resident campers stay?
All resident campers will be staying in Carmichael Dorm
2. What is the supervision ratio in the dorm?
The Junior Campers have one adult per suite. (There are four rooms to each suite and there are two campers per room). The grade 9-12 campers have one adult per every other suite. NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO LEAVE THE DORM AT NIGHT-THERE IS A CURFEW WITH A ROOM CHECK.
3. Can my son room with his friend?
All roommate assignments are made at check-in. In order to room together, roommates need to check in the dorm together.
4. Are the dorm rooms air conditioned.
YES.
5. Are the Two Day Skill/Lineman Camp and Individual /Lineman Camp just for linemen?
NO. They are for all positions except kicking. Players will be separated into the position they chose and will be given instruction for that position.
6. Can you be taught more than one position in Skills Camp/Individual Camp?
YES, however, when you split time, there is less time spent per position.
7. What is the difference in the Two day Skills/Lineman Camp and the Individual/Lineman Camp?
The main difference is the Individual/Lineman Camp offers an additional day of instruction in which you can build on what you've learned the previous two days. Repetition is the best teacher.
8. Is one camp recommended over another for different positions?
NO.
9. Do campers need to bring helmets and shoulder pads.
Junior Campers do not need to bring helmets or shoulder pads. Older campers do not need to bring shoulder pads. They are strongly encouraged to bring their helmet, but they are not required.
10. Do campers participate in game situations?
For campers grades 9-12 there is competition based on the position they play (not 11 on 11). For linemen may be a 1 on 1 pass rush vs pass protections. For skill positions it may be 1 on 1 pass routes vs defending those routes. Also there are some touch football games that emphasize competition and some conditioning.
11. How much time is spent enhancing individual skills?
80% of the camp instruction time is spent on enhancing individual skills - there is a small amount spent on speed and agility enhancement. They see video presentation of college players doing some of the same drills and skills properly.
12. Can parents watch the campers practice?
Parents are welcome to view any of the camp sessions, however we do not encourage you to eat meals with the campers.
