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John Sung (Adrian College) Girls Camp

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This camp will take place on December 20th in Auburn Hills from 9 AM to noon. John Sung will be entering his third year as the head women's lacrosse coach at Adrian College. During the 2008-09 school year Sung led Adrian to an impressive 11-4 record. He guided the Bulldogs through their inaugural season in 2007-08 as the only varsity program in the state of Michigan. The Bulldogs got off to a fantastic start winning their first four games including a season-opening 10-1 win at Waynesburg. Sung's first squad finished the season with a 6-7 overall record but managed a very impressive 4-1 record at home much to the delight of the Adrian fans.

Coach Sung also had the privilege of being the head coach of Team Haudenosaunee in the 2009 Women's Lacrosse World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic. The event featured 16 teams from around the world. Sung is the only Division III head coach to be asked to serve as head coach for one of the 16 teams.

Sung is excited to be welcoming onto campus the largest recruiting class in Division III. The team is expected to make even greater strides during year two as Sung gears up for another challenging campaign. The coaching philosophy for Sung remains to bring in quality student-athletes who represent Adrian College both on and off the field in a positive manner. He also puts a heavy emphasis on academic success coupled with assisting in the community whenever possible.

Sung came to Adrian from the University of Michigan where he has spent the past five years as the assistant women's club lacrosse coach. Four of the five Wolverine teams that Sung helped to coach have made appearances in the USL-WDIA final four. The Wolverines accumulated a 93-22 record while he was the assistant coach. Also while at U of M, Sung was in charge of recruiting for the team and has had one goalie tabbed as the pre-season player of the year.

January 17: Towbey Kassa (Oakland University)

January 24: Mary Ann Meltzer (University of Detroit Mercy)

Champion is excited to offer a camp program featuring some of the top college and club coaches in the area.

We have developed a better, more effective and cost efficient way for middle school and high school players to prepare for excellence during the upcoming season. Select one or two camps that fit in your schedule, or sign up for the entire four camp series.

Excellence. The only reason to train for lacrosse during the winter is to prepare for excellence during the spring season. Our objective has always been to help players reach their potential. We have designed a program in consultation with top NCAA coaches to bring the best teachers of the game to our participants.

Program. The camp program features four separate mini-camps throughout the winter season. Each camp is run separately by the college coach giving campers the opportunity to learn from several points of view. We have also created an important opportunity for top high school players to be seen and evaluated by these coaches for possible recruiting.

Participants. This program is open to any girl in 6^th through 12^th grade with some lacrosse experience. Players will be separated by ability/experience.

Schedule. Camps are on Sunday morning from 9 AM to noon at the Auburn Hills Golf Dome (map). Students can register for any individual camp(s) or register for the entire series. The series registration provides significant savings.

December 6: Jeff Sonke (MLL All-Star Denver Outlaws) Time* 8 AM to 10 AM
December 20: John Sung (Adrian College)
January 17: Towbey Kassa (Oakland University)
January 24: Mary Ann Meltzer (University of Detroit Mercy)

If your winter training is limited to a weekly game, here is something to think about… In the early days of indoor lacrosse, everyone played in a rink. The ball never went out of bounds, and play was nearly continuous. Players handled the ball often and improvement was evident. Today, many kids play on non-rink fields. The ball goes out of bounds stopping play frequently while the single hour counts down. There are substitutions and line changes, and within that limited opportunity, your daughter may only touch the ball a handful of times.

Enrollment in this program is very limited to ensure the highest quality experience for each camper. Register today.

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