Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the cost of the overnight camp and day camp?
- How do I complete the registration process?
Registration forms should be completely filled out and submitted with the deposit of $200.00. The balance of $300 is due at registration on the first day of camp. No refunds will be given after June 16th. Click here for the registration form.
Upon receipt of your $200 deposit, we will mail you a complete set of directions, and other pertinent information regarding camp.
- Is lacrosse equipment provided?
Each camper must provide his own athletic and personal equipment (helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, mouth guard, protective cup, and any goalie equipment). Equipment is required to be worn at all sessions.
- When is the check-in/check-out time?
Check-in is from 1 pm-2 pm on Sunday 6/20. Check out is at 3:00 pm on Wednesday 6/23.
- Will there be a medical staff available in case of emergency?
Athletic trainers are available everyday at all instructional sessions to provide first aid care only. In addition, the athletic trainers are stationed in the dormitories in the evenings in case of emergency. If your child should have a medical issue at camp, you will be contacted by a member of the staff. All emergencies will be referred to Carroll County General Hospital. Every effort will be made to contact the parents concerning injuries or illnesses. No return to play decisions will be made by the athletic training staff without consultation with the parents or guardian of the camper. No taping or wrapping of an injury will be provided unless the camper brings a written perscription from their physician with explict directions as to what the injury is and how the physcian wants the injury protected while the camper participates.
If your child is taking prescription medications which need to be dispensed daily, you will need to provide that information at check-in. The staff will discuss with the parent and camper the specifics and will follow the directions as dictated. If you have any questions/issues prior to camp, contact camp director, Pat Lamboni at 410-742-8411 or (plamboni@comcast.net).
- What should I bring to camp?
- All necessary lacrosse equipment
- All bed linens (sheets, blankets, pillow)
- Bath towel
- Shower items (shampoo, soap, shower shoes, toothbrush, toothpaste)
- Plenty of clean socks and undergarments
- Shorts
- T-shirts
- Cleats/turf shoes
- Sneakers
- Swimsuit
- Sun block
- Fan Rooms are not air conditioned!
- Spending money for the camp store (lacrosse gear and snacks will be sold in the evenings and at varying times during camp)
- Is there transportation available to and from camp for those who are flying into BWI Airport?
We will provide bus transportation to and from BWI (Baltimore Washington International) Airport before and after camp. Due to an early start time on Wednesday we will furnish a bus pick up. If you fly in on Wednesday you must arrive NO LATER than 12:00 pm (est). Tuesday accommodations at McDaniel College can be arranged at an additional cost of $50 per person, which includes lodging and dinner Tuesday night and breakfast on Wednesday. If you need Tuesday night accommodations YOU MUST contact Pat Lamboni at 410-742-8411 at least 2 weeks prior to camp. The bus will pickup at the Airport at 12:30 pm on Wednesday. Camp counselors will be at the airport upon arrival and will be stationed at the baggage terminal with an All American sign. On the last day of camp the bus will depart for the airport about 1:00 pm, a camp counselor will escort the bus to the airport. Special arrangements can be made if flights are earlier or later than the designated times. You must supply us with any special instructions concerning gate pick-up and departure. Please provide us with your flight information at least 2 weeks prior to camp.
The cost of the overnight camp is $500/week and the day camp is $425/week. The registration fee covers lodging, on site, in the dormitories, "all-you-can-eat" cafeteria style meals, and superior camper/counselor instructional sessions.
