Jon Lewis Hoops Factory

Quick Camp Facts
The Fundamentals Day Camp is a full day of
basketball activity. The camp will be divided by grade
so every camper can compete up to her greatest
potential. Individual instruction will be provided for
each camper at her position. Our primary goal is to
help each camper improve her skills.
There will be a tremendous amount of emphasis on
the fundamental skill development of each camper.
The offensive, defensive, and shooting instruction
she will be taught can be put into practice during the
two games per day. The entire Pioneer coaching
staff, along with current and former Pioneer players,
will work with the camper on her development.
Cost:
2030 E. College Way
Olathe, KS 66062-1899
Fundamentals Day Camp
Campers must be entering grades 3rd-12th.
Total cost- $230 Deposit-$100 **deposit due with application**
$230 covers the entire cost of instruction, camp memorabilia
and insurance. Each camper will receive the camp bonuses
listed in the brochure.
Location:
The Jon Lewis Hoops Factory is held on the campus of
MidAmerica Nazarene University, located only 20 minutes from
Kansas City in Olathe, Kansas just off I-35 and Santa Fe.
Facilities:
This summer the Jon Lewis Hoops Factory will be utilizing
state-of-the-art training facilities at the Cook Center Bell Family
Arena, as well as other facilities on campus. The Cook Center
is a multi-million dollar athletic facility on the MNU campus.
Camp participants will also have access to MNU athletic
training staff and first aid as needed.
Meals:
Camp Sessions:
Daily lunches can be purchased at the Cook Center snack
shop, which provides a variety of choices, or participants may
choose to bring their own meal.
Session #1: June 23rd-26th
Session #2: July 21st-24th
Session #3: Aug 4th-7th
Time: 8:00am - 3:00pm daily
What to Bring:
Athletic Trainers:
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Certified Athletic Trainers will be on staff to prevent and
treat athletic injuries. A parental consent form and doctor’s
statement of health form is attached to this brochure.
The Campers:
For grades 3rd - 12th. Participants of all ages and ability
level will be present. Camp instructors will use differentiation
strategies to meet the needs of campers at all levels.
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Gym only basketball shoes, playing attire, and personal
equipment (ankle braces, mouth piece, water bottle, etc.)
Parent/Coach Observations:
Parents and coaches accompanying a camp participant may
observe from the second level of the Bell Family Arena each
day. Each week of Day Camp will conclude Thursday at 2:15
with an awards ceremony. Parents, grandparents, and friends
please attend!
Return applications to:
Registration:
Transportation:
Travel arrangements to and from camp are the
responsibility of the camper and guardians.
Check-In:
The gym opens at 7:30 am each morning. Check in is
held from 7:30-8:00 am on the first day of your camp.
Please bring the parental consent form and doctor’s
statement of health form, your balance due, and gym
shoes.
Camper Bonuses:
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Camp T-shirt
Awards
Camp basketball
FCA Bible
Guest Speakers
Interaction with past and present Lady Pioneers
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Jon Lewis Hoops Factory
2030 E. College Way
Olathe, KS 66062-1899
When we receive your application you will be sent an e-mail
confirmation with further information.
For online registration go to www.jlhoopsfactory.com
Refunds:
Your deposit ensures you a spot in camp. This is a nonrefundable deposit. Camp policy does not allow refunds for
injuries, tournaments, other camps, vacations, etc. If a player
is injured/ or medical reasons prohibit camp participation,
a pro-rated refund will be given. No refund will be made to
participants who voluntarily leave camp during the session.
Questions?
Phone number for the basketball office is 913-971-3748 or
email Leslie at [email protected]. You can also register and
find more information online at www.jlhoopsfactory.com.
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Date:
Do you accept the above terms? Parental Signature:
I hereby certify that i am the parent or legal guardian of the camper. I hereby give permission to the staff of the camp to seek during the period of the camp
appropriate medical attention for the camper and for medical attention to be given and for the camper to receive medical attention in the event of accident,
injury, or illness. I will be responsible for any and all costs of medical attention and treatment, except for that covered by the camp’s limited secondary
medical coverage policy. I for myself and as guardian of the camper understand that volleyball is an active, physical sport, and that injuries can take place
during play. I understand that, as with any sport, injuries can occur, and we hereby acknowledge that our child is physically fit and mentally capable of
participating in volleyball and camp activities. I represent that I have sought the opinion of our child’s pediatrician and he/she concurs that the camper is
fully capable of safely engaging in these activities. I for myself, our heirs, executors and administrators, waive, release and forever discharge the JL Hoops
Factory Camps and its staff, officers, agents, employees, representatives, successors and assign of and from all rights and claims for damages, injury, or
loss to person or property which may be sustained or occur during participation in Camp activities or while at Camp, whether or not damages, injury, or loss
is due to negligence.
School:
Send form and payment to camp office:
Jon Lewis Hoops Factory
2030 E. College Way
Olathe, KS 66062-1899
Height:
Grade Entering: Cell Phone: E-mail:
Camper’s Age:
Emergency Phone: City/State/Zip:
Application Date:
I understand that midamerica nazarene university is not sponsoring the jl hoops factory camp in which i am participating. I acknowledge and agree that
participation is strictly voluntary and between the camp sponsor and myself. I further acknowledge and agree that while attending these camps and traveling
to and from these camps there is the potential for accidents to occur. I for myself, my heirs, executors, administrator and anyone else who may claim on my
behalf, covenant not to sue and waive, release and discharge midamerica nazarene university, its officers, director, agents, employees, representatives and
successors, for any and all claims or liability, whether foreseen or unforeseen, for personal injury or property damage directly or indirectly arising out of, or in
the course of, my participation in the camp or league.
Before entering the coaching ranks, Palu played collegiately
at Ottawa University and graduated with a bachelor in physical
education in 2011. He is sister of current Pioneer point guard,
Navia Palu.
LIABILITY RELEASE AND WAIVER/ PARENTAL CONSENT FORM & MEDICAL RELEASE
Olive’ Palu finished his third year as part of
the MNU Women’s Basketball family as the
graduate assistant, obtaining his Masters
in Education. As graduate assistant, Palu
works with the rest of the staff to maintain
successful recruiting efforts. Palu also assists
with the preparation of upcoming opponents
through video analysis and scouting efforts.
As the newest member on staff, Palu works
with Lewis’ staff to structure individual post player workouts.
Weight:
Shirt Size: Youth XL
Adult XS S M L XL Parent or Guardian Signature: This application must include the deposit.
The remaining balance is due prior to, or on the first day of camp.
Olivè Palu - Assistant Coach
Parent or Guardian’s Name: Berger, a native of Kansas City, Missouri attended Pembroke Hill
High School where she helped lead her squad to the 1999 state
championship and four district titles. A recipient of the Edward
Ryan Sports Award, she was a two-year captain and holds
the program’s career assist record. Leslie currently resides in
Westwood Hills, KS.
After college Berger played professionally overseas for Hapoel Tel
Aviv and Elizur Ramla, where she claimed the Division II League
Championship in 2006 with Ramia.
A two-time honorable mention All-University Athletic Association
selection during her career, Berger ranks ninth in school history
with 258 career assists. She compiled an overall four year
record of 105 wins and 13 losses, appearing in four National
Tournaments. Berger was named to the UAA All-Conference
honorable mention teams in 2003 and 2005 and served as team
captain her senior season. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in
Psychology in 2005.
Home Phone: Jon is married to Brandi, a former MNU Pioneer basketball player.
She currently works as a labor and delivery nurse and massage
therapist. Jon and Brandi have one child and live in Olathe, KS.
A former point guard for Washington University from 2002-05,
Berger helped the Bears to four United Athletic Association (UAA)
titles and the NCAA Division III Elite Eight in 2003. She holds the
UAA record for most assists in a game without a turnover (13) and
led the conference in assist/turnover ratio as a senior.
Address:
Jon graduated from MNU in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Physical Education. During his coaching tenure at MNU, he
has also completed a Master’s Degree in Special Education.
Throughout Jon’s early coaching years he worked as a high
school teacher. He taught special education, and also developed
and implemented Gardner-Edgerton School District’s first ever
at-risk program called New Directions.
Prior to coming to MidAmerica, Berger coached for Hall of Fame
coach Nancy Fahey at her alma mater, Washington University in
St. Louis. The Bears made it to the NCAA DIII National Tournament
Championship game that season. Before coaching at Washu,
Berger served as a graduate assistant coach at the University
of Missouri while earning her Master’s in Health Education and
Promotion.
Camper’s Name:
During his playing years with the MNU men’s basketball team,
Jon was a part of multiple conference championships and four
national tournament teams. The knowledge gained from working
with MNU men’s basketball coach, Rocky Lamar, has been
invaluable to Jon’s coaching experience. As part of the MNU
coaching staff, the Pioneers have had some of their best seasons
in women’s basketball history. Jon has coached in three national
tournaments, finishing as high as the Final Four in the 06-07
season. The Pioneers have also won a conference championship
and two conference tournament championships along with
accumulating a 109-58 record over the last five seasons while
Jon has been on staff. He has helped recruit and coach one
Conference Freshmen of the Year, four Conference Players of
the Year, twelve All-Conference selections, six NAIA All-American
performers and thirteen Academic All-Americans.
Berger’s responsibilities as an assistant under
Lewis include assisting in the organization of practice plans for
the team, on-court coaching and scouting of upcoming opponents
throughout the season. In addition, Berger is responsible for
managing the program’s equipment needs, organizing team travel
and coordinating the Jon Lewis Hoops Factory basketball summer
camps.
To the Jon Lewis Hoops Factory.
We (I) request that you accept this application of our (my) daughter in the 2014 camp. We (I) hereby release the Jon Lewis Hoops Factory and camp staff
from all claims on account of any injuries which may be sustained by our (my) daughter while attending, or traveling to or from, the Jon Lewis Hoops Factory.
We (I) will provide secondary accident insurance as a result of injury from play.
Prior to being named head coach, Lewis spent the last five
seasons at MNU as the lead assistant coach and recruiting
coordinator for Bill Olin and Karen Lange. Under their tutelage,
Jon proved to be a dynamic recruiter and student of the game.
In addition to working with the Pioneers, Lewis has been
instrumental in developing many NCAA DI, DII, and NAIA student
athletics while cofounding the KC Hoops Factory program and
most recently helping build one of the Kansas City’s top girls’ club
basketball programs, Eclipse, an elite non-for-profit AAU program
with over 25 teams. While traveling across the country coaching
summer teams, Lewis has been able to evaluate and recruit
some of the nation’s best prospects.
Leslie Berger finished her third year as an
assistant coach at MNU. In the last three
seasons with the Pioneers, Berger was a
part of staff that led MNU to two conference
championships and three consecutive
conference tournament titles.
2014 Coach Jon Lewis Hoops Factory
Head coach Jon Lewis finished his
third season leading the MNU women’s
basketball program as successfully as
ever. The team finished the highest in the
school’s history at the division one level in
the Sweet 16 at the national tournament.
In the last three years, at the helm of the
MidAmerica program, Lewis has won five
out of six conference championships,
along with three consecutive conference
tournament championships and three national tournament
appearances. Last season, the team finished with a record of
28-4 and a conference tournament championship. The team,
this past year, included Senior forward Kelsey Balcom earning
first team All HAAC honors and Third Team All American honors.
Three other Pioneers earned All HAAC honors, with junior Daria
Sprew making 2nd team All HAAC, sophomore Megan Balcom
earning 3rd team All HAAC and senior Rachel Boan earned All
Conference honorable mention. Daria Sprew was also named All
American Honorable Mention.
Leslie Berger - Assistant Coach
I will attend camp session # ____________.
If you would like to attend more than one session, include the appropriate deposit for each one, or you can register online at www.mnusports.com.
Jon Lewis - Head Coach
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