The mission of the Maryland Football Camp is to provide you with the best football instruction on the East Coast. Headed by Maryland Head Football Coach Randy Edsall, our staff includes some of the best college and high school football coaches from around the country. Each player will get personal instruction from the Maryland staff as well. We will make you a better football player!

INSTRUCTION: WE WILL COVER EVERY ASPECT OF THE GAME!

The Maryland strength and conditioning staff will conduct several sessions with each position on proper and safe techniques used in various lifting exercises, working in Maryland’s spacious weight room.

Experts in the field of speed improvement will help each player maximize his running ability. Many campers experience an increase in speed and flexibility and return home with a better understanding of stance, start and running technique.

Daily inspirational talks cover topics from visualization to the responsibilities of a student athlete to his team and his community.

Evening activities include 7 on 7 games and razzle dazzle for offensive and defensive lineman.

Other colleges and universities that were represented at the 2011 Maryland Football Camp included:
University of New Hampshire, Old Dominion, UMASS, Morgan State, Bucknell, Bowie State, Rose-Hulman, Glenville State, Columbia, Lafayette, Harvard, East Stroudsburg, Louisburg, Albany, Stony Brook, Cornell, Maine, University of New Haven, Brown, Georgetown

About this camp
During this three-day period campers will benefit from both individual and team instruction. They will learn how to improve strength and speed. Every aspect of the game will be covered. This camp is for young men entering grades 7-12.

• Session 1 June 28 – June 30

Tuition
The Three-Day Camp Camp is only $325 for overnight or for $275 Commuters

Check In
REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN on June 28, is from 12:00noon – 1:30pm underneath the upper deck at Byrd Stadium.

All campers must have a mouthpiece.

Overnight campers need to bring a room key deposit of $85.00 to cover the cost in the event of a lost key. Either cash or checks made payable to THE MARYLAND FOOTBALL CAMP will be held in envelopes and will be returned to the camper when he hands in his key at check-out.

All campers will be able to deposit money into the camp store bank. Campers will be able to purchase snack items and/or camp souvenirs (T-shirts and Maryland Gear). We strongly suggest the campers do not have large sums of money or other valuable items at camp.

What to Bring
Please mark all personal items with your name.

All Campers
Practice Jerseys
Sneakers
Football Cleats
White Socks
Athletic Supporter and Cup
T-shirt/shorts (Bring Extra T-Shirts!)
Towels
Sunscreen
Water bottle

Overnight Campers
In addition to what is above, overnight campers also need to bring the following.
Single Bed Sheets
Pillow/Pillowcase
Fan (no a/c units allowed)
Laundry Bag
Toiletries

COMMUTER CAMPERS must check in with overnight campers. The commuter fee includes dinner on June 28th and lunch and dinner on June 29th and lunch on June 30th. Commuter campers should be dropped off at the East End of Byrd Stadium at 9:00 and can be picked up at 9:00pm on the evening of the 28th & 29th.

Camp ends on June 30th at 4:00pm and check-out for resident campers is from 4 to 6:00pm.

All resident campers should check their room thoroughly for belongings. A coach will make a final inspection and issue an approval slip for you to check out. You will then return your room key to the front desk and sign out. Your room key deposit will be returned to you at this time.

Campers are responsible for their own belongings. The camp is not responsible for missing cell phones, iPods, athletic equipment or other camper belongings.

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Big Skill Camp(OL/DL)  Session 1 -June 16
This one-day camp allows for a lineman to be coached on the finer points of the game by two of the best line coaches in the country. Offensive line coach Tom Brattan and Defensive Line Coach Greg Gattuso send players to the pros, twenty of their former players are in the NFL. With a combined total of more than 45 years of collegiate coaching experience you will get coached to maximize your ability. Discounts available for teams sending 10 or more lineman. This camp is for young men entering 9th-12th grade.
The Big Skill Camp is only $60.00.
Discounts available for teams sending 10 or more lineman.

Team Passing Camp-June 16
Come as a team and learn the passing game fundamentals while competing against other teams and players from across the region. This camp is considered to be one of the best passing camps in the country. Coaches must register the team. For more info contact us at info@marylandfootballcamp.com
Tuition
The Team Passing Camp is only $275.00.

Check In
Registration/Check-in begins at 8:00 am underneath the upper deck at Byrd Stadium. Camp begins at 9:00 am with a Welcome and Introduction of Coaches.

What to Bring
All campers should bring:
Sneakers
Football Cleats
A 2nd T-Shirt to wear
Towel
Sunscreen
Mouthpiece
Lunch is provided for campers at the Big Skill Camp.

Pick-up
Pick-up is at 4:00pm at Byrd Stadium.

Campers are responsible for their own belongings. The camp is not responsible for missing cell phones, iPods, athletic equipment or other camper belongings.

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About this camp
This one-day camp is designed to evaluate your game and see where you need to improve. Showcase your talents in front of college coaches from around the country.

Grade Level
Young Men Entering Grades 9-12

Sessions

• Session 1 June 17
• Session 2 June 22
• Session 3 June 23
• Session 4 June 27

Tuition
The Senior Prospect Camps Camp is only $60.00.

Check In
Registration/Check-in begins at 8:00 am underneath the upper deck at Byrd Stadium. Camp begins at 9:00 am with a Welcome and Introduction of Coaches.

What to Bring
All campers should bring:

• Sneakers
• Football Cleats
• A 2nd T-Shirt to wear
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Mouthpiece

Lunch is not provided but campers will have an opportunity to purchase lunch on campus.

Pick-up
Pick-up is at 4:00pm at Byrd Stadium.

Campers are responsible for their own belongings. The camp is not responsible for missing cell phones, iPods, athletic equipment or other camper belongings.

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About this camp
This camp teaches young football players the fundamentals and techniques needed to become better football players. Get valuable instruction along with competitive drills and have fun while you learn. This camp is for those entering grades 1-8.

Tuition
The Little Terps Camp is only $40.00.

Check In
Session 1: Monday, June 18, 2012 5:00pm – 8:00pm
Check-in will begin at 4:00pm behind the Upper deck of Byrd Stadium on the University of Maryland campus.

Session 2: Sunday, June 24, 2012 10:30am – 1:30pm
Check-in will begin at 9:30am behind the Upper deck of Byrd Stadium on the University of Maryland campus.

Register

What to Bring
All campers should come dressed in a t-shirt and tennis or basketball shoes. Cleats are optional.

Campers are responsible for their own belongings. The camp is not responsible for missing cell phones, ipods , athletic equipment or other camper belongings.

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With a reputation as a top-notch builder, leader and recruiter, Randy Edsall is entering his second season as Maryland’s head football coach.

Edsall, who is originally from nearby Glen Rock, Pa., spent the previous 12 seasons as head coach at the University of Connecticut where he took the program from FCS (formerly Division I-AA) status to five bowl games, including a BCS contest.

Edsall, who was hired in January 2011 as the 34th head coach in Maryland history, guided the Huskies to a pair of Big East Conference titles (2007, 2010) and postseason appearances in each of his final four years, including the 2011 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.

The 2010 Big East Coach of the Year, who also had a successful run as an NFL assistant, led UConn to eight or more wins in each of the last four seasons as the Huskies successfully made the ascent to the FBS (formerly Division I-A). In fact, Connecticut was 33-19 over the last four seasons, including a pair of bowl wins.

UConn is also the first program to go from FBS newcomer to BCS bowl participant in only seven years.

Edsall is a three-time recipient (2007, 09, 10) of the Bowl Championship Division Head Coach of the Year in New England by the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston.

Randy Edsall makes football players better. He brings his experience and an instinctive ability to teach young men, improve their skills, and foster their love for football to the Maryland Football Camp.