OFFICIAL CAMP WEBSITE OF | Junior Day Football
DESIGNED FOR 2025-2028 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
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The Junior Day Football Showcase is designed for high school football players that want to work directly with college coaches in an on-field environment. The event is for those players who are focused on becoming college football student-athletes or want to learn more about that process. The camp will feature quality instruction from college coaches, verbal evaluations provided by the coaching staff through drills & instruction, and a Seminar on the Recruiting Process and College Experience for both players and parents.
Objective statistics will also be provided verbally during the event (example: 40 yard dash, broad jump, etc). As a courtesy, those numbers will also be provided after the event through a Report Card that will be emailed to each participant. The Junior Day Football Showcase is open to all high school football players and is restricted in enrollment. The player-to-coach ratio will not exceed 8:1. These camps are in compliance with all NCAA, NAIA, and Junior College recruiting and camp rules.
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ALL PLAYERS WILL RECEIVE
- All campers will be numbered so the coaches can identify each player. Coaches will have up-to-date camp rosters on camp morning.
- Instruction from all coaches attending the event on the current analytical skills & metrics of the college level game.
- Opportunities to ask questions about their skills and get to know the college coaches.
- One-on-one and small group instruction.
- Seminar about the NCAA recruiting process, rules, and regulations.
- Opportunity to speak with coaches who currently have athletic scholarships, academic scholarships, and/or need-based aid available.
EVALUATION: Each player will receive verbal feedback from the different levels of college football coaches represented at the camp. Coaches will evaluate each player based on their experiences at their level of college football coaching and give feedback when appropriate. This will allow each participating football player the opportunity to get a much clearer idea of where their skills may fit at the college level. Because we want full interaction between coaches and players we do not provide written individual evaluations. We ask our staff to be fully engaged in the teaching and evaluating process and not be lost in a form. For this reason, we highly encourage players to ask questions of the staff and obtain any and all information they would like to know. As a courtesy, statistics recorded at the event are shared electronically. Each Junior Day Football Showcase can differ slightly when it comes to the verbal feedback given. The Showcase portion of camp will feature different formats but will allow the coaches to truly evaluate the level of skills each player has. Players will also be instructed in improving the skills areas that they are having evaluated.
COMPETITION: Players attending will not only receive instruction on techniques and fundamentals, but will have the opportunity to showcase their talents against other athletes at camp. This will happen during agility and reaction competitions throughout the morning and afternoon sessions. Players attending the competition session will receive additional competitive opportunities and evaluations. All skills players (WR, RB, TE, DB, LB) who are registered for the competition session must bring a soft-shelled helmet.
SEMINAR ON RECRUITING & THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE: If the facility and time restraints allow, the seminar will be held in-person. However, if it can’t be held in person then we will provide a Virtual Seminar that will be emailed for all members of the family after the camp. The seminar will last approximately 45-60 minutes. The discussion will cover topics like: The NCAA Recruiting Rules, How to Promote Yourself, What Coaches Look For, The Best Way to Make a Video, What to Expect Playing College Athletics and How to Talk to College Coaches. You will have the opportunity to email questions to the coaches and will come out of the experience having a much better idea of What College Athletics is All About.
TENTATIVE CAMP SCHEDULE
OL/DL/K/P/LS → 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Water Breaks Given Every 30 Minutes or as Needed per Player
7:15 AM → Check-In Begins
8:00 AM → Dynamic Stretch & Warm-Up
8:20 AM → Position Specific Skills Sessions - Primary Position
9:30 AM → Competitive agility and reaction drills
10:30 AM → Discussions With Positions Coach - Areas to Improve
11:00 AM → Seminar on the College Experience, What Coaches Look For
12:00 PM → Session is Dismissed
WR/RB/TE/QB/DB/LB SESSION → 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Water Breaks Given Every 30 Minutes or as Needed per Player
10:30 AM → Check-In Begins (Two-session players do not need to check-in again)
11:00 AM → Discussion on College Athletics, What Coaches Look For (runs concurrently with morning session)
12:00 PM → Dynamic Stretch & Warm-Up
12:20 PM → Position Specific Skills Sessions - Primary Position
1:30 PM → Competitive agility and reaction drills
2:30 PM → Discussions With Positions Coach - Areas to Improve
3:00 PM → Session Dismissed
CONTROLLED COMPETITION EVENING SESSION → 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
(Skill Positions Only)
Water Breaks Given Every 30 Minutes or as Needed per Player
2:30 PM → Players not participating in the Afternoon Session Return
3:00 PM → Games begin
5:00 PM → Player and Coach Discussion, Dismissal