Piscataway, NJ
Saturday & Sunday December 12-13, 2009
Maryland kicker Nick Ferrara.
hones a long-snapper.
2008 SR/JUCO EXPOSURE CAMP STATS
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Using this event as their platform, over a hundred prospects have earned scholarships or recruited walk on opportunities in the last five years! It does not matter where you are from; the STS College Exposure Camp levels the playing field to provide unbiased and proven exposure to many of America's best colleges. A listing of the top prospects from camp is sent to over 500 schools and personally distributed to hundreds of coaches at the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) National Convention attended by every DI program and most DII and DIII schools.
Day one instruction includes the fundamentals of kicking, punting and long snapping and video analysis and evaluation of your mechanics from some of the country's top coaches. In-depth college recruiting, strength training and mental game seminars by leading professionals and a DI college player demonstration follows. Day two instruction covers drills and game situations. Coaches from NCAA Division II, III, JUCO and NAIA programs are invited on both days.
PLEASE NOTE NEW 2008 NCAA RULE CHANGE!
13.1.8.9.4 Scholastic and Nonscholastic Activities: In FBS and FCS football, institutional staff members shall not attend any scholastic or nonscholastic activities devoted to agility, flexibility, speed or strength tests for prospective student-athletes (e.g., combines) conducted at any location at any time. Institutional coaching staff members may evaluate prospective student-athletes participating in scholastic practice and competition activities held under the supervision of the high school or two-year college coach whose high school or two-year college is hosting the activity all athletics evaluations shall be limited to regularly scheduled high school, preparatory school and two-year college contests and practices and regular scholastic activities involving prospective student-athletes enrolled only at the institution at which the regular scholastic activities occur. Effective January, 2008.
How will this rule change affect the STS College Exposure Camp?
It makes this camp even more valuable to college programs and a must for any aspiring specialist. NCAA Division I coaches can no longer attend the camp. However, NCAA Division II, III, JUCO and NAIA college coaches will still be in attendance on Day 2. Over 500 schools at all levels will get a list of the top camp prospects via mail, e-mail, fax and in person at the AFCA National Convention. Hundreds of conversations and referrals with college coaches regarding STS prospects will occur immediately after camp through the national signing day in February. All college coaches will have access to online camp video featuring the top performers. Because they cannot personally attend the camp, DI coaches will be relying on STS more than ever before! We have built solid relationships with programs across the country and have a proven track record of training and placing quality specialists (not just putting a prospects name on our site because they happen to attend one of our camps!). Our DI contacts in the ACC, BIG-EAST, BIG-TEN, SEC, MAC, CONFERENCE USA, CAA, IVY LEAGUE, PATRIOT LEAGUE, NORTHEAST CONFERENCE and the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE are unmatched!
"Joshua really enjoyed your camp. I have to tell you he picked up on a couple techniques at your camp that have really help him. He has been going out to the field and his punting has improved a lot. He has been to two other kicking camps that he liked but I feel he got the most out of your camp. You had the whole package, the training as well as the coaches who interacted so well with all of the kids. I would definitely recommend your camp!"
Valerie Starkey, mother of Joshua Diaz, punter, The Woodlands, TX
"Thank you for a great instructional and learning experience. The Exposure Camp covered a lot of material. Strength & conditioning, applications, your personal experiences, what goes on behind the scenes in the coaches office and to bring in a sports psychologist was outstanding!"
-Peter Cody, father of Grant, kicker, Reddington, CT.
"Kevin really enjoyed the opportunity to train and compete with some of the best young kickers on the East Coast at your College Exposure Camp. I feel his oppourtunity to perfrom in front of the numerous college coaches will give him the recruiting edge he needs!"
-Bill Ivins, father of Kevin, kicker/punter, Burlington, NJ.
"I wanted to take the time to thank your for giving me the opportunity to attend your Exposure Camp this past weekend. It was truly a wonderful experience. The competition was excellent and I had a great time learning and competing. Your camp is the real deal and there's no doubt that it will help me in my pursuit to become a Division 1 kicker."
-Andrew Heagle, kicker, Syracuse, NY.
during the college player demo.
NCAA College coaches check out the action!
College coaches from NCAA Division I, II & III schools evaluate prospects.
Another college coach seeing who can perform at the next level.
Coach Diaco from the University of Virginia scouts the talent.
More college coaches consult with Lee McDonald.
Lee McDonald addresses campers and their parents
during a valuable recruiting seminar.
