Falcon Football Technique Camps LLC

Elite Camp

All campers will receive hands-on coaching from the Bowling Green State University coaching staff. Campers will be put through skill-specific drills and get to show their skills in their respective position groups.

Check-in:
Doyt Perry Stadium, Bowling Green, OH

Meals:
Meals are NOT provided for camps.

What to Bring:

• Helmet - bring with you to registration (no rentals)
• Football Cleats - preferably molded
• Sneakers
• Sweatshirts, t-shirts, gym shorts, and sweat pants
• Athletic Socks
• Athletic Supporter
• Sun Screen
• Towels
• WATER

Insurance:
Insurance is required for all campers. If you do not have insurance for your camper, you may reach out to some providers for plans that last the length of camp.

GPS & Mailing Address:
Doyt L. Perry Stadium
1610 Stadium Drive
Bowling Green, OH 43403

In case of emergency, your camper can be located by calling the Football Office at (419) 372-7083.
Messages left after standard business hours will be checked on a regular basis.
The Bowling Green Police can be reached at 419-372-2346.

Parents are welcome to view any and all portions of the camp, but must remain in the stands for safety reasons. 

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The following policies and general information have been designed to insure a safe, productive, and enjoyable experience while you are at camp. The rules have been kept to a minimum but are essential for the welfare of all individuals involved. Please adhere to the rules. If you have any questions, ask your coaches. Your primary responsibility is to make the most of this camp. Your enrollment indicates a desire to learn.

1. Do not leave camp without checking out.
2. The harassment or hazing of any camper is absolutely forbidden.  
3. Be respectful to Bowling Green employees and personnel.
4. The use of profanity or vulgar language may result in automatic dismissal from camp.
5. Campers are not permitted to leave campus unless accompanied by a BG staff member.
6. Treat all facilities with respect. You will be held responsible for all damages.
7. No smoking, chewing tobacco, gambling, firecrackers, or weapons (including bows, rifles or similar equipment).
8. No driving during camp. Cars must be kept parked
9. Medical treatment:
   1.  You must report any injury to your position coach and/or to the camp trainer immediately.
   2. Injured athletes are required to get treatment at the training room.

Questions? Damaris Linker - Director of Football Operations |  dlinker@bgsu.edu

Bowling Green Football Camps and clinics are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).