ST. THOMAS HIGH SCHOOL • ACADEMICS, ENRICHMENT CLASSES & SPORTS CAMPS
Elementary
Campers entering 2nd thru 5th grades enjoy a variety of specialty activities emphasizing hands-on interaction that allows for imagination, exploration and fun for curious young minds.
Summer@STH is a time for creating, discovering and eye-opening, with endless opportunities to uncover talents and forge new friendships while learning collaboration and team-building.
Space is limited for Camp Gold Rush, Baseball Camp and Basketball Camp.
Don’t delay … enroll today!
Teams will be chosen in which campers will have different activities/competitions. Primarily games in which the campers will have to communicate with each other and learn the importance of team work as they work together to earn the Gold!
Our summer camp commitment is consistent with the mission of Eagle athletics … that our athletes learn the valuable lessons of dedication, loyalty and discipline yielding more than just performance outcomes in their sport, but the lifelong reward of pride in their personal and program achievement.
Teams will be chosen in which campers will have different activities/competitions. Primarily games in which the campers will have to communicate with each other and learn the importance of team work as they work together to earn the Gold!
Events:
Join the Race
Challenge Activities
Time Trials
Lunch & Recreation
Summer Sports Events
Field Day Friday
Cost is $325 per camper. Camp t-shirt included. Camp is for rising 4th-5th graders. Coed.
Students may bring their own lunch or prepay $50 for a prepared lunch for the week at time of online registration.
Campers will be expected to work with one another to be successful in problem solving challenges.
The campers will be provided with activities that are challenging and in order to be successful campers will need to communicate and work together.
Some activities are:
- Traffic Jam
- Confused Road
- Human Knot
Teams will participate in the timed activity challenges. Teams will need to work cooperatively in order to complete the challenge and come in first.
Some activates are:
- Baby Rattle
- Movin’ On Up
- Blown Away
- Tint-A-Cup
Summer is a time for fun and games! Teams will compete in sports challenges. Again teams will need to work together to reach gold!
Some activities are:
- Tug-O-War
- Agility course games
- Peg Tag
- Magic Carpet
- Floatasius
- Card Ninja
- Hoop Pass
The last day of camp will be field day where the teams will use the skills they have been building to try and finish strong in the day’s events. Which team will get the Gold?
A four-day camp to work on the important skills needed to improve your game. Campers will work on ball handling skills such as passing, catching, dribbling as well as shooting, promoting individual development through a variety of skill instruction sessions.
Camp will be conducted by varsity head coach Gary Hall in legendary Reckling Gymnasium on the STH campus. All campers should be equipped with basketball shoes and appropriate athletic wear.
Dates
Session 1: June 10 – 13, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Session 2: July 15 – 18, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Cost is $165 per camper. Camp t-shirt included. Camp is open to rising 3rd-6th graders. Coed.
Designed to provide a fun, low pressure atmosphere where players can receive individual instruction to improve their fundamentals while developing a love for the game.
Head Coach Adam Massiatte coached for three years at Angelina College after spending nine years as a head coach in the high school ranks. As the head coach at St. Pius X High School, Massiatte helped mold a powerhouse: His teams won two state champion-ships (2009 and 2012) and finished as state finalists in 2013. In addition, St. Pius won district championships in 2011 and 2012, earning Massiatte the 2012 Private School Coach of the Year award. Massiatte’s teams were nationally ranked for two straight years with the highest ranking of 12th in the country. Before his stint at St. Pius, Massiatte served as the head coach for Lutheran High North. Massiate’s playing career included two years at Blinn College and two years at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. The commitment to excellence provides young players with the proper role models to build future success.
Players will learn fielding, throwing, base-running, sliding and pitching fundamentals, all within the confines of historic Fr. Wilson Field, home to 24-time state champion Eagle Baseball.
All campers must be equipped with baseball pants or athletic shorts, bat, batting gloves, batting helmet if available, fielding glove, cap, cleats or athletic shoes.
Dates: June 3 – 5, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Cost is $165 per camper. Camp t-shirt included. Camp is open to rising 2nd-5th graders. Boys only.
