3 Week UCF Baseball Hitting/Pitching Clinics #3 in January
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UCF Baseball High School Fall Team Camp, 11 Team Limit on Tues/Wed Nights
4422 Knights Victory Way, Orlando, FL 32816
3 Week UCF Baseball Hitting/Pitching Clinics #1 in October
4422 Knights Victory Way, Orlando, FL 32816
3 Week UCF Baseball Hitting/Pitching Clinics #2 in Oct/Nov
4422 Knights Victory Way, Orlando, FL 32816
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4422 , Orlando, FL
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Rich Wallace Baseball Camps
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What forms are required in order for my child to participate?
A Medical Authorization form and a Participation Waiver is required for a camper to participate. Both forms must be completed and signed prior to the start of camp.
What items should my child bring to camp?
Campers are encouraged to bring their own equipment to camp (bat, glove, helmet, catcher’s gear, etc.). Rich Wallace Baseball Camps cannot guarantee equipment to all campers. Campers should bring sunscreen during our summer camps as we are not allowed to provide this due to medical concerns and reactions. Any medical equipment (inhalers, etc) must be provided by the camper. Campers are encouraged to wear baseball appropriate clothing. Cleats are encouraged. We recommend that tennis shoes be worn in our indoor facilities.
Where is the camp check-in?
Location for camp check-in: UCF Baseball Field – 4000 Central Florida Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32816
What meals are provided?
Meals will be provided for certain camp sessions. Please see Camp Details page for more information.
Can parents watch the camp?
Parents are highly encouraged to watch the session. By learning the material, they can assist their child in reinforcing what was taught. Thus, parents are more than welcome to watch. Coaches will be happy to answer any questions after the drill session is over or after camp completion. Of course, your player is encouraged to ask questions at the time of the drill for immediate assistance.
What happens to left behind equipment?
It is highly recommended that you mark your equipment. Lost or left behind equipment is not guaranteed to be returned unless the equipment is clearly marked with a name and phone number.