Stanislaus State Women’s Tennis is offering tennis camps for the month of June. All levels from the beginning level to high school and tournament juniors as well.

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Cost: Each camp session

  • Little Warrior per session $50
  • Warrior Junior session $150.

Camp Session Dates:

  • June 12-15
  • June 19-22
  • June 26-29

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The Finishing/GK Camp is run by the coaching staff of the Stan State Women's Soccer team, overseen by Assistant Coach Lauren Wolcott and Goalkeeper Coach Nicole Lonergan. Each session is focused on teaching fundamentals of shooting and goalkeeping. For attacking players, sessions will focus on shooting technique, crossing and finishing, volleys, and 1v1 attacking.

The Finishing/GK Camp is run by the coaching staff of the Stan State Women's Soccer team, overseen by Assistant Coach Lauren Wolcott and Goalkeeper Coach Nicole Lonergan. Each session is focused on teaching the fundamentals of shooting and goalkeeping. For attacking players, sessions will focus on shooting technique, crossing and finishing, volleys, and 1v1 attacking.

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