Best camps?

What are some good Lax camps for current 9 graders. Please rate by
a. level of instruction (most important)
b. level of exposure to college coaches

Does anyone have direct knowledge of Denver? Navy?
What other east coast camps are top of the line.
I'm assuming that Badger State is best local camp.

I apologize if this was covered before. I couldn't find anything and I'm lazy and didn' look real hard.

I went to Denver last year and had a great time as well as getting a lot out of the camp. PM me if you want a more in-depth summary of the camp or have any specific questions about it.

Same thing. I went to Denver, too. Great camp.

I would not be where I am today as a player if I hadn't gone to Denver's camp. I went two years in a row and learned more in a week each time than I would in a year of WI lax. I don't know if Mike Law is still running it (especially with Munro resigning) but they have GREAT facilities and teach a unique skill set you won't find anywhere else (hitching, behind the back passes and shots, lacrosse 'hockey'). The coaches developed some of the dodges they teach you by watching the best basketball players and football running backs in the world and analyzing their footwork.

True Lacrosse Overnight Camp
http://www.truelacrosse.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=150&Itemid=29

True Lacrosse Day Camp
http://www.truelacrosse.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=152&Itemid=109

Have you seen the Staff at these...WOW!!!


Matt Danowski's Nike Camp
http://www.ussportscamps.com/Camp.aspx?camptype=12&camp=5475&sport=LXCR

There is also our gracious hosts on this site:
http://www.infinitylax.com/about.html

By the way, that Nike camp isn't worth it... the head coach is the coach of a team in the GLLL, and is just their football coach who converted into a club lax coach... he has no background in the sport

Jack wrote:

By the way, that Nike camp isn't worth it... the head coach is the coach of a team in the GLLL, and is just their football coach who converted into a club lax coach... he has no background in the sport

Thanks for the info Jack. We have a couple of guys going to it. I'll pass this along.

Any lax is good lax though, just keep that in mind.


Also, I saw nothing about Danowski on the site you posted

Jack wrote:

Any lax is good lax though, just keep that in mind.


Also, I saw nothing about Danowski on the site you posted

I posted the dates and locations closest to WI. The previous page is this:

http://www.ussportscamps.com/lacrosse/CampType.aspx?camptype=12

Quote :

US Sports Camps, Inc. has partnered with Matt Danowski, unquestionably one of the best players in the game!

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You can NEVER go wrong with Badger State. My family invested thousands sending me to camps in New England, North Carolina, and other locations, but I never felt like I learned more then I did in state at the Alberici brothers camp.

As a former camper, and a current staffer, I can tell you that no counselors in the country care more about what you desire as a player, whether that be improving a certain skill, or getting your name to college coaches. Joe Alberici personally called coaches on my colleges of interest list on my behalf.