CAMP 2004 UPDATES

Session I

Session one began with a total of 103 Campers. Eight different schools fill out the ranks for session one. Illinois sent three teams, Cary-Grove High School, Byron High School and LeRoy High School. Indiana sent five teams, Alexandria High School, Danville High School, Eastbrook High School, Garrett High School and Monrovia High School. All ascended on the Taylor University Campus, Upland Indiana on Friday June 11th.

Brad McClain our camp store manager provides drinks and banking for the campers. Keeping the campers hydrated is a prime concern. Andy Copeland (Danville H.S.) sells camp shorts and hats to those who wish to display the Indiana Option Camp logo.

Twenty coaches began puting the campers through various drills for their positions on June 11th. Coach Prescott (Kankakee Valley H. S.) assembled a very able coaching staff again this year. Coach Bob Bridge (Southwood H.S.) Coordinates the Quarterback coaches: Bruce Kay ( Cary-Grove H. S.) Andy Thomas (Garrett H.S.), and Alan Hensell (Franklin College). Coach Tim DuBois Coordinates the Line coaches: Zack Dock ( Garrett H.S.), Chad Hollenbaugh (Garrett H.S.), Keith Kilmer (Lowell H.S.), Doug Larson (LeRoy H.S.) and Jim Kiechle (Lowell H.S.). The Camps Passing Guru is Jeff Adamson (Eastbrook H.S.) who works with Andy Cooper (Danville H.S.). Matt DeVault (Alexandria H.S.) works with the Fullbacks. Coaches Steve Boozier (Blackford H.S.) and Ike Harmon (Garrett H.S.) work with the Halfbacks. Andy Copeland (Danville H.S.) works with the Wide Receivers. Bart Curtis (New Prairie H.S.) works with the Tight Ends. Coach Bob Copeland Camp organizer oversees coaches and campers alike.

The final practice concluded with a scrimmage between the different teams. This year the teams were "Seeded" so that the winners played against each other in the second round.

Scoring in the scrimmage is as follows:

Each team has two ten minute offensive periods to get as many plays as they can in that time period. The offense starts from the 40 yard line going in. The offense gets a point for each first down and 6 points for each touchdown. If you don't convert on the 4th down the ball will remain at that point and the offense continues to move the ball down the field. An interception results in the ball going back to the 40 yard line.

Field	Game	Team	Score	Team	Score
North	1	Rice	37	Navy	17
South	2	Alabama	21	Wofford	22
Stretch	3	Wake Forest	22	River Falls	17
North	4	Rice	29	Wofford	15
South	5	Navy	34	Wake Forest	8
Stretch	6	River Falls	1	Alabama	37

TEAMS AND SCHOOLS ON THOSE TEAMS - SESSION I

RICE	ALABAMA	NAVY	WOFFORD	WAKE FOREST	RIVER FALLS
DANVILLE	GARRETT	CARY-GROVE	LEROY	ALEXANDRIA	ALEXANDRIA
	MONROVIA			BYRON, IL	DANVILLE
					EASTBROOK

Session II

The Second Session started out with 102 athletes devided into seven teams. These schools came from Illinois, Virginia, Florida and Indiana.

Field	Game	Team	Score	Team	Score
North	1	Alabama	9	Navy	44
South	2	Delta State	24	Rice	33
North	3	Navy	37	Rice	11
Stretch	4	Air Force	52
Stretch	5	River Falls	27
Stretch	6	Wake Forest	4

The schools that made up the camp teams are listed below:

Wake Forest	Delta State	Alabama	Navy	Rice	River Falls	Air Force
Wilmington, IL	Hobart	Mississinewa	East Bay, FL	Oak Hill	J.J. Kelly, Va	Prairie Heights
Rensselaer	J.J. Kelly, VA	Shenandoah		Danville	East Bay	J.J. Kelly
East Bay, FL				Lowell		Lowell
West Central				West Central
JJ Kelly, VA
Mississinewa

Session III

Session III had 170 campers register on June 25th. Those 170 athletes were divided into eleven teams. Ten different schools were represented on those eleven teams. Those schools were: Arcanum, OH., Cerro-Gordo, IL., Eastbrook, Greencastle, Kankakee Valley, Lowell, New Prairie, North Tonawanda, NY., North Newton, Taylor, and Maconaquah.

The following teams and the schools represented on each.

White Air Force	Gold Wake Forest	Black Pups	Black Wofford	Green Delta State	Hunter Bobcats
Arcanum, OH	Eastbrook	Kankakee Valley Lowell New Prairie	New Prairie	North Tonawanda	New Prairie
Cerro-Gordo,IL	Greencastle
Navy Navy	Purple/Green Owls	Purple Rice	Red River Falls	Royal Georgia Southern
North Newton	North Tonawanda	Kankakee Valley Lowell	North Tonawanda	Taylor Maconaqauah

Points scored during the scrimmage that competed camp. The teams were paired up in various combinations.

Camp Team	Points Scored		Camp Team	Points Scored
Wofford	180		Air Force	84
Delta State	151		Georgia Southern	76
Wake Forest	149		Pups	57
Rice	146		Owls	32
River Falls	112
Bobcats	106
Navy	103

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