Sign-ups/Tryouts

NYSL registration until Aug. 8

Open to Boys and Girls in Nash­ua and surrounding towns, the Nashua Youth Soccer League is accepting registrations through Aug. 8. Registrations received by this date will be guaranteed placement on a team. Registra­tions received after this date may be waitlisted For questions with NYSL registration, visit nash­uayouthsoccer.org or contact the NYSL registrar at registrar@ nashuayouthsoccer.org.

Fundraisers

Elks Crusaders seek donations

The Nashua Elks Crusaders, a non-profit youth football and cheer organization, is seeking help from the community in pur­chasing new equipment and uni­forms.

Donations can be made to Nashua Crusaders P.O. Box 7248 Nashua, NH 03063. Also, for more information on sponsorship opportunities, email necpresi­dent15@gmail.com or denisero­sher@comcast.net.

Camps/Clinics

DWC Soccer Camp

The Daniel Webster soccer pro­grams will host the second annual Daniel Webster College Boys and Girls Soccer Day Camp on the college’s campus from August10. through August 13.

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

The session runs from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. each day for players ages 6 through 12. Fees per child are $100.00.

For more information contact Matt Correia at 603-577-6618 or Correia_matt@dwc.edu., or go to http://athletics.dwc.edu/informa­tion/Camps-Clinics.

Nashua Boys and Girls Club basketball, volleyball leagues

The Greater Nashua Boys and Girls Clubs summer basketball and volleyball leagues are under­way. Basketball games for players in or entering high school (this fall) are Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 and 7 p.m. For middle school age athletes, games are Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 and 5 p.m.

Teen Volleyball will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 and 7 p.m. For more information or to register for the leagues, contact Club athletic director Joe Mary­anski by email at jmaryanski@ bgcn.com or by phone at 603-883- 0523 ext. 235.

NSA Cheerleading Camp

Nashua Sports Academy Cheer­leading Camp will help you pre­pare for AYF/Pop Warner seasons. Focusing on proper techniques, motions, stunting and cheers, this camp for children ages 5-14 runs from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on July 15, 16 and 17. The cost to attend is $85 per camper, who will receive an NSA Cheer T-shirt and bow to keep. Theme days and crafts will be offered throughout the three-day camp. All skill levels are wel­come, as there are no tryouts and no experience is necessary.

Required equipment for the camp are socks and sneakers (no flip flops or sandals allowed), athletic shorts, T-shirt (no tanks or spaghetti straps allowed), hair must be pulled up and away from the face and lots of water. To reg­ister, visit tms.ezfacility.com.

All Sports Adventure Camp

All Sports Adventure Camp at Nashua Sports Academy is a sports sampler camp that will allow the camper to try out various sports throughout the summer. This camp is offered all 10 weeks and will be held indoors and outdoors (weath­er permitting). Campers will be given the opportunity throughout the summer to try a multitude of sports such as basketball, volley­ball, soccer, flag football, kickball, dodgeball and wiffleball.

The camp, which runs 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday for children ages 7 and up, will cost $150 per week (extended care available for $25 per week in ad­dition to the weekly fee). To regis­ter, visit tms.ezfacility.com.

Elite Lacrosse Camp

The Elite Lacrosse Camp, which runs 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday for players ages 7-14, will offer the opportunity to further overall skill level and be­come more confident athletes.

Coaches will assist in develop­ing the players’ all-around games, while allowing each camper to focus on the position of his/her choice. The goal is to improve campers lacrosse IQ, strategy, techniques and teamwork through skills, drills, intra-camp scrim­maging, and chalk-talk sessions.

Instruction will cover catch­ing, throwing, cradling, shooting, dodging, checking, defending, attacking, goalie skills, passing, face-off and scooping.

Campers should bring lacrosse sticks, helmet, pads, mouth guard, cleats and/or turf shoes and water. Cost of the camp is $225. To regis­ter, visit tms.ezfacility.com.

C4 Basketball Camp

The C4 Basketball Camp with coach Austin Denton will pro­vide the opportunity for players of various ages and skill levels to receive training in the areas of dribbling, shooting, footwork, balance and defense for players agaes 8-15. Teamwork and com­munication will consistently be emphasized throughout the week. There are two sessions, July 13-17 and Aug. 10-14, which run 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday at a cost of $170 per session.

Players will be placed on age-appropriate teams throughout the week of camp and will play three to four, 20-minute games per day. Coaches will teach unselfishness and playing with sportsmanship.

Players should bring basketball shoes (must be carried in), water and a basketball with your name clearly marked on it. To register, visit tms.ezfacility.com.

UMass Lowell softball clinic

The Danielle Henderson Soft­ball Academy at UMass Lowell will hold a summer clinic on July 27-29 for grades seven through 12. UMass Lowell coaches and players will offer instruction in pitching, hitting, and defense.

For complete information on the clinics, times, and registra­tion, visit www.daniellehender­sonsoftballacademy.com

UMass Lowell Soccer Camps

The UMass Lowell women’s soccer program will hold two four-day summer camps.

There will be two River Hawk Soccer Academy sessions aimed at two differing age groups.The first runs from July 31 through August 3 and is open to girls age 13 and up. It will be an intense training camp that will focus on both the technical and tactical sides of the game.

Those signing up for the camp will have the choice of attending as either a commuter or residen­tial participant. The registration fee is $495 for residential players and $395 for commuter attendees.

The second camp session is open to boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 12 and will be a mix of technical stations, small sided games and individual instruction.

Campers will also have super­vised access to the UMass Lowell swimming pool. Registration fee is $225 for a full day session and $125 for half day attendees.

Enrollment, for both camps, is limited and on a first come, first serve basis.

For more information contact Assistant Coach Matt Harry at Matthew_Harry@uml.edu or visit http://www.totalcamps.com/UML­WOMENSSOCCERCAMPS/home.

UNH Women’s Soccer Camps

The University of New Hamp­shire women’s soccer summer overnight camp starts Sunday, July 19 and concludes Wednes­day, July 22 and is open to girls entering grades 6 through 12 in the 2015-16 academic year. Two options are available as campers can be commuters or stay over­night. Both include a camp t-shirt and ball, a full evening program and three meals daily at the Uni­versity dining halls. The com­muter cost runs at $375 while the overnight price is $475.

For more information on any of the camps, contact assistant coach Amanda Webb via phone at (603) 862-0744 or by email at Amanda.Webb@unh.edu (pre­ferred method of contact).

UNH Boys Basketball Camp

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

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

Besides instruction for begin­ners and advanced youth, there will be two games per day and skill development sessions.

Each camper will receive a tee shirt and a UNH basketball. Camp prices are $90 for grades 2-5 and $175 for grades 6-9. For more in­formation, contact Liz McAllister at liz.mcallister@unh.edu.

UNH Boys Soccer Camp

The University of New Hamp­shire men’s soccer program will be holding a residential camp running from Sunday, July 26 through Thursday, July 30 on the UNH campus and is open to boys ages nine-18. The cost of the camp is $475 for day campers and $595 for residential campers and in­cludes five days of soccer training and instruction, a camp t-shirt, three meals per day and on-cam­pus housing in a UNH dormitory.

For more information on the camp, contact assistant coach Rich Weinrebe via email at Rich­ard.weinrebe@unh.edu. For more information on camps and leagues running year round, visit www.soccersphere.org.