The Central Kentucky Official's Camp offers training during the off-season for officials new to the 3-person mechanics. The camp will be run in conjunction with the Elizabethtown Summer Shoot-out team camp for high school girls.
If you’ve never worked any three person games or have little experience and would like to improve, this camp is for you. We'll help get you started and you’ll learn and enjoy the experience. High school mechanics will be taught and used in this camp to help prepare all officials for potential high school games.
Assignments will utilize the 3-person system. Each official will work all three positions. Each official will be scheduled three games per day.
Dress
Black shorts, black & white striped shirt, blackshoes & white or black socks and any other necessary equipment.
Please contact us for more information.
CHECK IN
Check-in will be from 8:00a.m. to 9:00a.m. on Monday June 11, 2012.
Camp Specifics
June 11 - June 13, 2012 (subject to change)
Elizabethtown High School
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Camp Fee: $100
Due Date: May 15, 2012
REGISTRATION AND CANCELLATION POLICY
The camp fee is $100.00 which is due with the application. Deadline to apply is May 15, 2012. The camp is limited to the first 33 officials who submit their application accompanied with camp fee. We cannot guarantee a spot in our camp if received after May 15th but we will make every effort to reserve a spot for you. Completed applications will be established by postmark/internet receipt date. Applicants who are not among the first 33 will be placed on a waiting list and have their full registration fee returned if an opening does not become available. If you need to cancel a full refund will be issued if cancelled before May 15th. A 50% refund will be issued between May 15th and May 30th. Because of fixed costs no refunds will be made after May 30, 2012. Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt.
ACCOMODATIONS
Rooms are available for $88 per night (subject to change without notice, maximum 4 per room) Feel free to book your own room with local hotels. A list of local hotels will be made available later.
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Camp Features
The camp is designed to provide officials with an extensive positive experience, which includes the following activities:
- Review & discussion of the 2011-12 FEDERATION RULES & MECHANICS.
- Dialog and instruction from current high school assigners, former collelge assigners and the former Asst. Commissioner of the KHSAA and Supervisors of Officials.
- Philosophies on how to handle difficult situations, working with coaches, game management, signals, mechanics and court demeanor and sharing successful and proven techniques and strategies.
- Direct dialog with highly successful officials, from several different high school regions sharing different topics on the floor.
- Networking with and observing other officials in game situations.
- Officiating 3 games a day using 3-person mechanics, with personalized feedback on each game.
- Floor demonstration of three-person mechanics.
- A Camp T-Shirt.
Please bring with you a positive attitude and a willingness to learn and enjoy what this camp has to offer.
Camp Schedule
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Games will start around 10:00AM Monday morning and continue until Wednesday evening. Campers will work 2 or more games per day but are expected to be available the entire camp if needed. Plan to arrive on time so we can stay on schedule throughout the day and maximize our time. Your actual game officiating times and daily schedule will be handed out prior to June 6. The schedule of activities for the day is very intense! When not working games, we encourage you to observe other officials and talk with our clinic staff, guests and other officials - This is all part of learning & improving.
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Camp Staff and Guests
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Our staff is comprised of some of the top high school officials and assigners in Kentucky. They will evaluate each campers' performance and provide constructive feedback to the crew immediately after each game. They will provide officials with a personalized critique on each of the games officiated. They are there to help you improve your game and enhance your knowledge of the high schoool game. The direct feedback you will receive is the "KEY" to self-improvement on your part as an official. We can all learn something from others by listening & observing!! These highly successful basketball people will be in attendance to share their ideas & thoughts with you regarding “What it is that makes up a good official”.
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CAMP STAFF (suject to change)
Jerry Kimmel, Observer, a former supervisor of Men and Women Officials in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (NCAA Div. II), one of the Supervisors of Officials for the KIAC Conference (NAIA), and current Assigning Secretary for the Fourth Region, Jerry brings over 52 years of basketball experience to the camp.
Mike Ashurst, Observer, is an accomplished basketball official, having worked in Div I, Div II, Div III and the NAIA. One of the most experienced basketball observers around.
Larry Boucher, Observer, a former KHSAA Asst. Commissioner, former Supervisor of Officials for the KHSAA, the former Supervisor of Officials and Commissioner of the KIAC Conference (NAIA), Larry is one of the most knowledgeable and sought after observers in the game today.
Burney Jenkins, Observer, a former college and high school official and current Assigning Secretary for the Eighth Region. One of the best teachers of basketball mechanics around.