The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association has posted an array of camps for quarterback, receivers, and tight ends to develop and polish their skills.
See the information below with links provided to each camp’s registration.
JEFF TRICKEY QUARTERBACK CAMPS
Continuing the tradition of excellence since 1988, our teaching camps provide athletes of all ability levels a quality, high-energy, learning experience of one-to-one instruction of position specific techniques, fundamentals, mechanics & leadership skills at the positions of Quarterback and Receiver through the following opportunities:
– 2-Day Quarterback only Camps
– 3-Day Quarterback and Receiver Advanced Camps
Visit www.jefftrickeyqbcamps.com for dates and info!!
MIDWEST QUARTERBACK CAMPS
Midwest Quarterback Camps are are an intense one-day quarterback development experience for 6-12 grade athletes. Our camps focus on improving the techniques, mechanics, field awareness, and leadership skills needed for quarterbacks to help their teams be successful.
Visit mwqbcamps.com for more information.
Download the camp flyer and registration form below.
Link: Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Info: Camps
THROW IT DEEP ACADEMY PASSING CAMP
THROW IT DEEP Quarterback and Wide Receiver Academy is one of the premiere passing academies in the Midwest, with alumni and current athletes in the NFL, CFL Division I, II and II collegiate levels, and of course high school and youth football.
We are returning to Greendale HS, Fri-Sun, June 20-22 for an intense two-and-a-half day quarterback and receiver development experience for ages 10 years and older.
To register for camp, please visit www.throwitdeep.com/camps.html
Download the camp flyer below.
MILWAUKEE TIGHT END CAMP JUNE 19 & 20
The 2019 Milwaukee Tight End Camp will be held June 19 and 20 at Milwaukee Bradley Tech High School. The camp is free for those wishing to attend. Please see the flyer below for more information and how to register.
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