Join us for an action-packed summer at our premier sports camp! We offer a wide range of opportunities for youth sports enthusiasts, including volleyball, basketball drills, soccer drills, baseball drills, softball drills, and specialized conditioning sessions. Our experienced coaches and staff are dedicated to providing a fun and supportive environment where campers can improve their skills, make new friends, and have a blast!

At our camp, athletes will have the chance to hone their abilities in multiple sports while also focusing on important aspects like teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth. Whether your child is a beginner looking to learn the fundamentals or an experienced player aiming to take their game to the next level, our camp has something to offer for everyone.

Don't miss out on this exciting summer adventure! Register now to secure your spot and experience the thrill of sports in a dynamic and engaging setting.

Camp Instructions:

• June 3rd - 6th
• Drop off 8:15am
• Pick up 12:45pm
• Bring Sack Lunch (we will supply water/sports drinks)
• Late Pick up is available till 3:00pm

Fees

• Basketball $75

8:30am-10:30am

• Outdoor Activities

8:30am - 1:00pm Full $115

8:30am -10:30am $75 1st half

10:30am - 1:00pm $75 2nd half

• Volleyball $75

11am - 1pm

Extended day will be available for students in PK through 8th grade from 1:00pm-3:00pm.

*Please note that this is only available for students who are registered in full day camps.

Students will participate in various activities such as free play in the gym, arts and crafts, games, challenges, etc.

The Registration Process

1. Follow the directions on the registration page. After selecting your sessions, you will receive a confirmation email after registering. You will also receive an email one week prior to the start of your program with more information. Should you have any questions or need support when registering, please reach out to us at CentexLeague@gmail.com.

We want everyone to have a safe and happy summer.

When attending a camp or class at CTXA, we expect that all participants will demonstrate care, respect, and responsibility at all times while with us. In addition, we expect participants to exhibit self-control, be nice to others, and follow simple instructions. To help students understand what this means, we have 4 basic rules:

1. Be Caring: Being caring means that you will be kind to others, be a good friend, and use supplies and other materials wisely.
2. Respect Others: To show respect you must be kind and polite to others. You should also pay attention to others as well as yourself.
3. Take Responsibility: Taking responsibility means that you do what you are supposed to do, when you are supposed to do it, the way you are supposed to do it, and if you do something wrong you try to make it right.
4. Participate and Try New Things: Participating means you will take part in all activities even if it might not be something you want to do.

Things that are never okay at CTXA: bullying or harassment (saying mean things or hurting others), lying or not telling the truth, stealing or taking things without asking, hitting, shoving, pushing, or being mean, destroying property, possessing, using, or distributing drugs, alcohol, and/or tobacco or bringing weapons of any kind to the program.

Consequences at program: We expect that participants will demonstrate care, respect, and responsibility at all times while with us. We also expect participants to exhibit self-control, be nice to others, and follow simple instructions.

If you do not follow the rules above or have difficulty with any part of these expectations, you will be asked to take responsibility for your actions and the Auxiliary Programs team will make every effort to match the consequence to the action.

Generally speaking, we will follow this process for any inappropriate behaviors;

1. You will receive immediate correction from the staff member or director, sharing both what you are not doing right and what you can do to make it right.
2. You will receive a verbal warning and logical consequence.
3. You will have a follow up discussion with the program director.
4. The program director will communicate with your family and set up a meeting between the family, student, and program director to talk through continued participation in the program.

Removal from the program is a possibility depending on the severity and continuation of the behavior or action.

The program director may decide to skip some of these steps if necessary.

While we offer top-notch programs, we may not be the best program or have the right supports in place for all children, especially those requiring special medical, behavioral, or social support. Please contact us with questions about whether CTXA Summer Programs offer the right experience and supports for your child. Participants who are unable to follow our rules may be asked not to continue their session or not to return in the future and refunds will not be provided.