The Number-One Basketball Camp was the first to offer a boy’s mini-camp in 1985.  In the summer of 1989, several camps in Georgia offered a similar camp with fewer games guaranteed at a higher price.

Entering our 23rd year of the boy’s mini-camp, we are looking forward to another successful weekend of competition on three levels:  middle school, junior varsity and varsity.

After giving first priority to last summer’s teams, we will accept others on a first come, first serve basis upon receiving a $400.00 deposit which is not refundable, but will be applied to your team’s balance.  A limited number of teams are accepted on each level.

REGISTRATION AND DEPARTURE:  Fundamental campers will register on Thursday afternoon at 5:00 p.m. at Crudup Hall  They will be dismissed Sunday morning or afternoon

Brenau team campers will register at Crudup Hall on Friday from 12:00—1:00 p.m.  They will be dismissed Sunday morning or afternoon  Arrangements can be made for team play campers to arrive Thursday afternoon for an additional fee.

DORMITORY SUPERVISION:  Qualified members of the staff will supervise the dormitory.

WHAT TO BRING:  Each participant should bring workout shoes and clothes, socks, shorts, shirts, and personal toilet articles, towels, sheets (single), and pillow.  Dorms are air conditioned.

COST FOR RESIDENT CAMPERS:  Fundamental campers $215.00.  First meal Friday breakfast, last meal Sunday breakfast.  Fundamental instruction, team play and camp T-shirt are all included in price.

Team Play campers $130.00.  Plus $400 fee per team.  Meals included for this price are:  Friday dinner, 3 meals on Saturday, and breakfast on Sunday.  Camp T-shirt is not included ($5 extra).

Mini-camp arrangements can be scheduled on an individual basis for boarders.  Price will depend on number of nights, meals and games.  Call for exact cost.

COST FOR DAY CAMPERS:  Fundamental campers cost is $110.00 with group rates available.  Meals are not included in this price.  Meals can be purchased at additional cost.

Team play only campers cost is $65.00 per player. Meals are not included in this price.  Group rates available for 10 or more per team.  Per game group rate also available.

GENERAL INFORMATION:  Campers will be housed in air-conditioned dorms and meals are served in the college dining hall.

           Also located on campus is a post office, bookstore, snack bar, and student’s lounge.

           Dorms and gym on campus are air conditioned..  There are 4 additional gyms within 5 minutes of the college.

           **Do not bring unnecessary valuables as the camp will not be responsible for any lost articles.

INSURANCE:  All campers will be covered by accident insurance (ours is excessive coverage and is used along with the camper’s own policy).  Medical expenses, which are declined for payment through the campers personal insurance and/or through the excess policy, become the personal responsibility of the camper’s parents or guardians.

ADMISSION:  Individuals who are admitted are expected to conform to proper behavior and to follow rules set by the camp and college.  No smoking is allowed.  Those who are unwilling to meet these standards will be dismissed.

Campers may not use automobiles during camp, and must turn in keys at registration.

APPLICATION:  Fill out the attached registration blank, and mail before May 15.  Enclose a deposit of $75.00.  Balance is payable upon registration.  Full fee may be enclosed if desired.  Deposits are not refundable.  Please make checks payable to:  “Number-One” Basketball Camp.  Camp applications will be accepted after June 1 if space is available.

NOTE:  Since we have incorporated our parental and doctor’s statement into our brochure, there will be no follow-up acknowledgements.

CAMP DIRECTOR:  Ron Roach,   Coach Roach is now retired from coaching, but began his career at Norcross High School in 1973.  In his 7 years there he won over 100 games, took his team to the state playoffs twice, won the Gwinnett County Championship once and won the 8AAA sub region championship 3 straight years.  He is past president of the Gwinnett County Tip-Off Club and is the founder and president of the NW GA Tip-Off Club, which he began in 1986.  After leaving Norcross, Coach Roach spent two years at Jefferson High, then moved to Jonesboro High.  He then moved back to his hometown of Rome and coached at Adairsville High School.  In his first season at Adairsville his team was sub region runner-up.  From 2001-2005 he coached at Chattooga, where in 2004, his team qualified for the first time since 1988, for the state tournament.  Coach Roach spent 5 years coaching girls and boys teams in grades 5-10 at Duluth where he compiled over 250 victories.  He also officiated basketball for over 10 years, and is now an official in the NW Georgia area.  Coach Roach was the first girls coach to be selected Coach of the Year by the Atlanta Tip-Off Club in 1979.

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR:  Rick Crowe, Dacula (retired) Assistant girls coach, Lakeview Academy.  Coach Crowe is a very capable organizer and versatile coach.  In his years in education Coach Crowe has served as Athletic Director and Head Coach of the following sports:  football, basketball, track, baseball, cross-country, softball, wrestling, and tennis.  He has also officiated football, basketball and baseball.  He took his Dacula team to the final four in 1993.  He was named Gwinnett County coach of the year in 1991 and 1993.  Coach Crowe has been with the Number One Basketball Camp from the beginning and coordinates the camp’s activities.

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR:  Rick Glasper, Woodstock High School.  Prior to his present position, Coach Glasper was the head boys coach at Cherokee High School for 8 years.  He has been on the camp staff since 1991.

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR:  Jimmy Williams, Head Boys Coach, East Laurens High School.  While at  East Laurens, Coach Williams’ teams have been to the state tournament for the last 8 seasons.  His teams have been the state runner-up twice and been to the elite eight twice.  He has been the head coach at Treutlen County and an assistant at Stephens County High Schools.  Coach Williams played professionally in Europe and South America.  He was a three time honorable mention All-American at North Georgia College and also named Player of the Year while at North Georgia.  He was the MVP for three seasons on the All-Marine Corps team. He has been on the camp staff since 1993.

ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR:  Kelly Polk, Kendrick Middle School.  Coach Polk has taught and coached for 23 years in Clayton County.  He is presently an administrator  in Clayton County.  Coach Polk coordinates room arrangements, schedules of games and officials. He has been on the camp staff since 1992.

DIRECTIONS TO BRENAU

From Atlanta

Take I-85 North to I-985 North.  Take Exit 22, Gainesville—Jefferson, Hwy. 129.  Turn left off of the exit.  Follow highway 129 into Gainesville.  After crossing Jesse Jewel Parkway, take the 3rd right onto Washington St.  At the second stop sign, turn left onto Prior St.  Crudup Hall will be the second building on your right.

 CAMP HISTORY

       In our 22nd summer of camp, we take pride in being the original camp in Georgia to combine the team and fundamentals concept.  Many camps have developed during the past 14-15 years using our system.  The concept has proven to be successful and popular with players and coaches since 1976.  While we have maintained low camp fees we have continued to grow.  The outstanding group of coaches who have been members of our staff, plus players and attending coaches have helped accomplish this.

Our objective is to keep the enrollment of campers and teams at a size that can meet the needs of the team without losing sight of the individual participant.

After reviewing many other camp brochures, statements like “most competitive camp play in the nation,” “best camp in the state,” etc., appear on many of them.  The Number-One camp promises only that we will provide essentially the same or better experience while costing less than most.

Many Varsity and JV teams that have attended previous camps have experienced successful seasons.  Examples:  East Laurens, Jimmy Williams; Banks Co., Mike Ruth; St. Francis, Jack Teague; Cherokee Co., Rick Glasper; Forest Park, Lamar Oglesby, Gainesville, Jerry Davis; Lakeview Academy, Seth Vining; Forsyth Central, Steve Barnes; North Forsyth, Phil Moore; Coosa, Larry Bing; Tattnall Co., Doug Hassoll; Toombs Co., Donnie Arrington; Glascock Co., John Bowen; Commerce, Rex Gregg; Appling Co., Jessie Massey; Screven Co., Arthur Davis; Hawkinsville, Greg Ellison; Brooks, AL, Eric Tate; Dawson Co., Grady Turner; and GAC, Todd Wisenbaker.

Middle schools include:  Banks Co., John Bertrang; E. T. Booth, Jere Key; Chapel Hill, Jason Slate; Kendrick, Chris Tucker; Lovejoy, Leon Dillard; East Hall, Rick Conner; Stockbridge, Tom Murray; and Babb, Steven Cole; Madison County, Wayne McCarty; Haralson Co., Tammy Thompson.