Fundamental Camp

For girls entering grades 3 through 9, fall of 2025. The girls will be grouped according to age and ability. The daily schedule will provide excellent instruction of fundamentals while also creating ample time for 5-5, 3-3 play and individual contests.

Camp Features

Horner Center
All activities will be held in this air-conditioned state-of-theart facility that contains five full courts, generally considered one of the top summer camp facilities in the Midwest.

Meals
All three daily meals are served in the Brown Campus Center. Campers get a great selection of fun and healthy food, and it’s all you can eat!

Housing/Room Assignments
Campers will be housed in a dormitory on campus within a short walking distance to the gym and cafeteria. There will be two campers assigned to each room and campers can request their roommate by filling out each other’s names on the application form. Special requests can be made to add a third roommate. Camp counselors will monitor the dorms throughout the night and at all times campers are present in the dorms.

Medical needs
A camp trainer will be on duty throughout each basketball session.

Fundamental Stations
Station work is the time when we really emphasize our fundamentals. SHOOTING • DRIBBLING • PASSING • FOOTWORK • REBOUNDING • DEFENSE. We believe these are musts for all basketball players.

5-5 Play / Contests
Ample time is allotted for team play and also for contests to test various basketball skills.

Individual Instruction
Time is alloted for one-on-one instruction with camp staff.

Hanover College Summer Camp Goals

• Have FUN. Basketball is a great game. If you attend our camp, we want you to enjoy being around basketball and create positive memories that can last a lifetime.
• Be SAFE. Creating a safe environment both in the gym and in the dorms is a top priority. Proper supervision of campers will be maintained at all times.
• Teach FUNDAMENTALS. Starting with our Hanover College BIG 6 and then carrying over into our 5-5 games our coaches’ instruction will help you to improve.

Additional Information

• All campers receive a camp T-shirt.
• A confirmation letter and medical release form will be sent via email to all registered campers. These emails will start being sent approximately 3 weeks prior to each camp session and continue up to the start of the selected session. The letter contains information on what to bring with you as well as directions on where to go for check-in on the first day. The medical form requires a parent/guardian signature and is to be turned in at check-in.
• We do allow campers to leave camp and return in order to attend other activities (example: summer softball.) Feel free to contact us for further details in making arrangements.
• Hanover College is only a short drive from Indianapolis, Louisville or Cincinnati. For directions to campus go to: hanover.edu/abouthanover/directions.

For more information contact Molly Jones by e-mail at jonesm@hanover.edu or call (812) 599-3287.