Frequently Asked Questions
If you are unable to attend camp, please contact Coach Werman ([email protected]). We will work with you to provide a refund or camp credit.
Any items left behind at the end of the day will be placed on the camp cart for check-in the next camp day. We strongly recommend labeling all equipment with your child’s name and we are not responsible for lost/damaged items.
Campers are encouraged to look like “ballplayers”. Baseball pants, belt, t-shirt (tucked in), and a hat. For hitting camp or unusually hot days, shorts are appropriate. Catcher’s Gear: Catchers participating in the Bootcamp or Exposure camp should bring their own gear. The Skills camp will have catching instruction opportunities, but catching gear will not be needed.
Our commitment to a safe camp
We are committed to creating a safe and supportive environment where all participants can enjoy the sport of baseball.
Baseball Safety
Campers will be instructed on rules regarding safely swinging bats and throwing balls. Helmets are to be worn for all hitting drills. Let camp staff know if you need a helmet. Players who are unable to follow the camp rules will be asked to sit out from the activities.
Heat / Inclement Weather
Campers should apply sunscreen and properly hydrate prior to attending camp. When the temperatures are high, we will take additional water breaks in a shaded area. In the event of a thunderstorm, we will move the campers indoors and will notify parents (via email provided at registration) if the camp schedule needs to change.
Camp Trainer / Nurse
In the event of injury/illness, we have a camp trainer/nurse on staff who is trained in first aid, CPR, and AED use.
Staff with Background Checks
Our staff members have had background checks as required by law. This helps to ensure that our camp is hiring safe and responsible individuals.
Reporting of Incidents
We have a system in place for reporting incidents. This includes injuries, illnesses, and incidents of bullying or harassment. If a camper is injured or ill, or if they are being bullied or harassed, they should report it to a staff member who will take appropriate action.
Procedures for Abuse
We have procedures in place for reporting abuse. This includes physical abuse, verbal abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse. If a camper is being abused, they should report it to a staff member who will take appropriate action.
Health Concerns / Allergies
Please make us aware of any health issues or allergies when completing the camp registration. The camp nurse can safely store an EpiPen as needed and can assist in any other medical needs. If a camper has a food allergy, we recommend providing the camper with their own food, but our cafeteria staff can provide allergy information on all items served to try to meet your camper’s needs.
Questions before you register?
Email [email protected] or call 540-692-0960
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