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Welcome To Football Camp

Session III July 16-20 (Half Day Specialty)

Lead by Chris Dapolito, Head Football Coach of Pace University, this camp is designed to teach high level techniques that are fundamental to the game of football in all skill positions. Our staff work to develop each campers' athletic skills, including individual passing, running, catching and non-contact blocking. Coach Dapolito and his staff take pride in creative, effective, age-appropriate curriculum. Campers will begin their instruction with individual skills sessions before advancing to group drills where they will be able to use the skills they have learned in a competitive environment. This is a non contact camp and no equipment is necessary.Camp is open to boys ages 6 thru 14. This specialty is a half day program only. Those campers wishing to spend at full day may join the MSA camp for the afternoon

What to Bring

Each camper should wear daily: football cleats or comfortable athletic shoes, sweat socks, shorts, and a cotton T-shirt. Bathing suit and towel will be needed to swim for those who choose to join the multi sport athletics camp in the afternoon. PSC is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Daily Schedule (Half Day Program):

Daily Meeting/Announcements
Active warm up/stretch
Individual Skill Instruction (Passing, Running, Catching and Non Contact Blocking)
Controlled Instructional games
Position specific work
Instruction and games

Program Director: Chris Dapolito

Setters Head Coach Chris Dapolito enters his third year directing football camp at Pace University. Dapolito was promoted to Head Coach after serving two years as Pace's Offensive Coordinator, and Assistant Head Coach. He also served as the Quarterbacks Coach during that time.

Dapolito served for two years as a player-coach for the Les Argonautes and Turku Trojan in the European Football League. In his role for both teams, he played the starting quarterback, while also serving as the offensive coordinator, assisting in play-calling during the game. Coach Dapolito also played quarterback for Duke University from 2001-04, serving as a team captain.