2013 ALL-SPORTS CAMP:
Activities:Teaching Tips enables the camper to learn skills such as: throwing, dribbling, kicking, batting, shooting, catching, quickness, and agility. Team sports include whiffle ball, floor hockey, kickball, obstacle course, basketball, soccer, battleball, touch/flag football, track and field and lacrosse.
Coach: Clay Jones, 801-984-7322, ClayJones@jdchs.org
Ages: Boys/Girls 5 through 11 years old.
Dates: 1st Session – June 3-7, 2nd Session – June 10-14
Time: 9:00am to 2:00 pm Monday thru Friday.
Cost: $125 per weekly session
Registration: Camp flyer and Form [PDF]
SPRING SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS
SEE SCCYAA SPORTS PAGE FOR DETAILS
Natalie Williams "I Believe" 2013 Girls Basketball Camp flyer (PDF)
Youth Lacrosse (Boys) - Check out the lacrosse website for more information: www.JDYouthLAX.com
Youth Lacrosse (Girls) – See the Girls' Lacrosse Page for more information
Youth Cross Country (Boys and Girls) - See the Cross Country Page for more information
Youth Baseball (Boys) - See the Baseball Page for more information
PARA Sports (Boys/Girls) - See the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City page for all sports
OPEN SCCYAA POSITIONS: Communications Chair, Baseball Representative, Elementary School Representative, PARA Representative, Softball Representative
Sport Representatives are key to the success of all SCCYAA programs. For more information visit the Bulletins section of the web site or email SCCYAA@aol.com.
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Purpose and Philosophy
SCCYAA was established by the Skaggs Catholic Center Council to govern and administer youth athletics at St. John the Baptist Elementary School and St. John the Baptist Middle School for children in grades K-8.
SCCYAA’s guiding principles center on the belief that all youth athletic activities are Catholic educational programs that value the worth of each participant as a child of God. As such, youth activities must encourage a Christian attitude promoting sportsmanship and mutual respect and foster the learning of life skills such as discipline, teamwork, perseverance and responsibility.
It is the aim of SCCYAA to ensure that activities offered under its sanction are quality competitive, recreational and developmental programs that uphold campus standards and support the stated missions of St. John the Baptist Elementary and St. John the Baptist Middle School to address the spiritual, academic, social, psychological, aesthetic and physical development of each child.