
Summer Camps
CAC would like to announce that registration is now open for our 2010 summer camps! Summer camps are underway and space is filling quickly. We are happy to be offering 3 unique camps this summer. They range is ages from 3 years old to your teenager and focus on all levels and abilities. If you are interested, please register as soon as possible to ensure that you and your child receive your weeks of choice. To register ot to set up a summer camp tour, email Matt Rizzuto, Assistant to Director of Operations at
CAC Summer Day Camp (ages 3-6)
9 am - 12:30 pm Monday thru Friday
The CAC summer day camp is designed to help children develop skills in sports, arts and crafts, and swimming. Our counselors work to promote good sportsmanship and self- confidence. Our daily schedule is comprised of structured periods with a flexible schedule on special events days.Athletic program focuses on skill development, individual confidence, and team cooperation. Children play a variety of games, from wiffle- ball to basketball, weekly intramural tournaments and more! Each morning, all campers will receive 30 minutes of aquatics instruction in groups or individually, depending on level. In the arts and crafts portion, campers will learn new skills and techniques while making projects to bring home that will create memories of camp that will last a lifetime! Projects will be theme- based and sometimes will take multiple days to complete. Specific activities vary from year to year and age group. This camp will max out to 24 campers per week.
Junior Development / Multi-Sport (ages 7 & up)
9 am- 4 pm Monday thru Friday, with the option of 1/2 day
This year CAC will be offering a new multi-sport athletic option for campers in our Junior Development Camp. Although our focus is clearly on tennis, we believe that the opportunity for diversity of activity is important for children at this age. Through elective activities, we take time to explore our natural surroundings, to express our athletic interests, and to enjoy the rewards of team play. CAC Tennis Sports Camp is an ideal place for young athletes to improve not only their tennis but their overall athletic skills as well. Campers will work hard, make new friends, and have a lot of fun. Each camper will have the option to choose from not only tennis but a variety of sports activities. Tennis players will have the opportunity to play at the premiere private racquets facility in the northeast, as well as enjoy the use of 8 indoor air-conditioned tennis courts. Tennis sessions will consist of technique instruction, various live ball drills, match and point play, and on-court fitness. Also available as activity choices are a new pool, the fitness club, outdoor recreational areas, and sports fields (including basketball, ping pong, and soccer). Our staff consists of USPTA players, USPTR professionals, former ATP professionals and collegiate standouts. With the combination of outstanding facilities and dedicated coaches, your child is sure to have fun in a world class learning environment.
Matt Rizuto is CAC's multi - sport camp director. Matt is a CAC athletic trainer/ tennis specific trainer and former Division I coiiege baseball player. The multi - sports component is a great way for junior athletes to explore the possibilities of other sports. WE believe the opportunity for diversity of activities is important for children at this age.
Junior Tournament Training / High Performance (ages 7 & up)
9 am- 4 pm Monday thru Friday, with the option of 1/2 day
The program highlights will include on/off court drills designed to increase first-step quickness, agility and balance drills, drills for increasing explosiveness, tennis match awareness drills such as volley/overhead recovery exercises and circle around the forehand drills (to be used with a medicine ball), and weight room workouts to improve core and leg strength. This program is designed for the tournament and varsity high-school player.
Scott Greenwald is the club's junior tennis competition director. Scott has an extensive background in junior development. His past experiences include positions at the Evert Academy and Saddlebrook Tennis Academy. Scott brings a high level of organization, enthusiasm and energy to the tennis tournament training camps at CAC!
Three levels of play:
Level 1 - High Performance A top 75 Eastern Ranking USTA Required
Level 2/3 - Evaluation required by Junior Competitive Tennis Director for acceptance.
Tennis and Camp Attire
Tennis Attire required (No bathing attire on the courts).
Bathing suit and pool towel, sunscreen, band-aids, and incidentals
(Tylenol or Advil or prescribed medicines)
Campers Lunch
The lunch fee is included in the camp rate. Lunch will be served at the new outdoor pool grill by our club chef. The daily menu will consist of a variety of healthy food choices. Should your child have a food allergy please notify us ahead and we will happily accommodate their needs.
Transportation
Transportation is available. For information contact Matt Rizzuto at matt@centercourtclub.com
CAC Camp Dates 2010
Week 1: June 21-25
Week 2 : June 28- July 2
Week 3: July 5- 9
Week 4: July 12- 16
Week 5: July 19- 23
Week 6: July 26- 30
Week 7: August 2- 6
Week 8: August 9- 13
Week 9: August 16- 20
Week 10: August 23- 27
Week 11: August 30- September 3
CAC Camp Rates
Member rates (full family and summer members)
Full Day Half Day
1 week $375 $225
5 weeks $1,875 $1,125
10 weeks (11th week is free) $3,750 $2,250
Non- Member rates
Day Full Day Half
1 week $595 $350
5 weeks $2,975 $1,750
10 weeks (11th week is free) $5,950 $3,500
