The Sports Academy at

Transcription

Expert Instruction in these sports:
★ and more. . .
★ Baseball boys only
★ Sports Broadcasting
★ Tennis for both boys and girls
★ Swimming
★ Golf for both boys and girls
★ Gymnastics
★ Lacrosse for both boys and girls
★ Cheerleading/ tumbling
★ Basketball for both boys and girls
★ Track and Field
★ Football boys only
★ Softball girls only
★ Soccer for both boys and girls
Find us on Facebook
facebook.com/brookwoodcamps
Follow us on Twitter
twitter.com/brookwoodcamps
info@brookwoodcamps.com
www.brookwoodcamps.com
SUMMER ADDRESS
574 Proctor Road
Glen Spey, NY 12737
845-557-6661
WINTER ADDRESS
3242 Judith Lane
Oceanside, NY 11572
631-321-1703 or 516-764-2112
The Sports Academy
at Brookwood Camps
Meet the Directors
Jay Fiedler arrived as a full-time director in the summer of 2013 but has spent a lifetime around both
traditional summer camps and sports camps. Jay has been an integral part of Brookwood
Camps since the Fiedler family acquired the property in 1986. Growing up in the camp’s
Jay had a stellar athletic career at Dartmouth College in football and track and field while
earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Engineering Sciences. Jay then went on to play 10
years as an NFL quarterback, including five seasons as a starter with the Miami Dolphins.
idenced by his rise from undrafted free agent to starting quarterback and captain of his
the camp has been run annually since 1999. Over the years, Jay has been able to attract
several professional athletes, coaches and teammates as guest coaches and instructors for
his Prime Time Football Camps. His relationships with many
pro athletes and coaches in a variety of sports allow him to
recruit the brightest and most accomplished instructors. As a co-director he will
head Brookwood Camps’ new Sports Academy. “I’ve spent a lot of time as a
camper myself, both as a summer camper and a sports camper,” Jay says, “and I
believe that experience is invaluable in creating a healthy and productive environment. “I’m really looking forward to working with our campers, helping them
grow physically, intellectually, emotion ally and socially.”
Scott Fiedler became a staff member at Brookwood Camps in 1986 after spending most of his life as a
camper and an acclaimed basketball player. “Camping and sports are in my
blood,” Scott says.
Scott is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, where he received
a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and was captain of
a top-notch varsity basketball team. His teams won over 80
games, and he was a recipient of the Pierce Memorial
Award, an athletic achievement award for supreme effort
and commitment to team play. After his playing career,
Scott became one of the youngest head coaches in the
country at Suffolk County Community College; he then continued to coach NCAA Division
I teams. Scott’s playing and coaching experience provide Brookwood Camps with
another layer of credibility. He brings to campers lessons learned from his own life and the
challenges of the sports world. He is a major component of the staff, keeping a watchful
eye on campers, while mentoring and coaching them. He also is the founder of the Prime
Time Sports Camps, which offers week-long programs that focus on specific sports.
Scott’s wife, Pam, and their two children, Tyler and Morgan, also spend their summers at
Brookwood Camps. Pam, a former Division I college lacrosse player who now is a high
school coach, teaches the sport to campers.
Ken & Donna Fiedler purchased Brookwood Camps in 1986 after having served as co-directors at
Camp Lenni-Len-a-Pe since 1973. Through Ken’s vision and the experiences of his
son, Scott, Brookwood Camps has undergone tremendous facility expansion and
increased program development.
Ken is mindful of the needs of each individual camper and strives to keep
Brookwood Camps among the premier camp facilities in the country.
His true passion for sports led him to a career in physical education. He has
a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from SUNY Cortland and a
Master of Science degree in Physical Education and Administration from Ithaca
College.
Ken coached basketball for a quarter-century at Springfield Gardens High
School in Queens, where his teams won two city championships. He coached former New York Knicks player An
thony Mason and former St. John’s University head coach Norm Roberts. Both credit Ken for helping them reach
the pinnacles of their basketball professions.
Ken is a recipient of the National Pro Am Achievement Award and the Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Good Guy
Award.
Donna began camping at age 5 and has been passionate about outdoors and camp living ever since. She is
Brookwood Camps director and is responsible for the camp’s highly acclaimed arts program. She has a Bachelor
of Arts degree in Art from Hofstra and is a retired arts teacher from the New York City public school system.
WORLD CLASS INSTRUCTION IN A
TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENT
The Sports Academy at Brookwood Camps combines the best of sports camps with the best
of a traditional camp into one comprehensive experience. Utilizing their more than 75 years
of combined experience as owners and operators of both traditional summer camps and
sports camps, the Fiedler Family has created a summer program which gives children of
varying interests and abilities a chance to thrive at their own pace within a secure, fun-filled,
family atmosphere. Campers will have the choice of participating in fully immersed weekly
programs in various sports and activities led by World Class professional instructors who have
reached the pinnacle of their field, or they can choose to maintain a broad based program
in all activities while still receiving access to the top level instruction offered by our specialists. We want all of our campers to elevate their athletic skills by learning new techniques
and improving upon fundamental basics in their favorite sports and activities. We also want
our campers to enjoy and learn from experiences off the fields and courts. Our goal is for
The Sports Academy at Brookwood Camps to provide a well rounded experience that will
give our campers the tools and guidance to grow athletically, socially, and emotionally.
Call, email, or visit our web site and social media pages for more information
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
email: info@brookwoodcamps.com • www.brookwoodcamps.com
Steve Levy (Sports Broadcasting)
Having spent the last 20 years with the ESPN, Steve Levy has spent more
Steve
Levy
- SportsBroadcasting
Broadcasting
Steve
Levy
- Sports
years as an anchor of the top rated SportsCenter program than any other
Having
spent
thelast
last2020years
yearscurrent
with the
themember
ESPN,
Steve
Levy
has
more
years
asas
an
anchor
Having
spent
the
with
ESPN, Steve
Levy
has spent
spent
more
years
an
anof the
network’s
talented
roster.
Aside
from his duties
chor of
ratedSportsCenter
SportsCenter
program
than
current
member
of the network’s
of the
the top
top rated
program
than
any any
otherother
current
member
of the network’s
talented
as anasanchor,
Levy also has
spent spent
time attime
ESPN
doing play-by-play
for
talented
roster.
from
his duties
an anchor,
also has
at ESPN
doing
AsideAside
from his
duties
as an anchor,
Levy alsoLevy
has spent
time at ESPN
doing
play-by-play
an
an- roster.
many NHL
and broadcasts
college hockey
broadcasts
well asfootball
many college football
play-by-play for many NHL and college
hockey
as well
as manyascollege
twork’s
for many NHL and college hockey broadcasts as well as many college football games. Levy has
games.
Levy
has
also
served
as
a
studio
host
for
NHL
and
NFL
shows
on
both
television
and
games. Levy has also served as a studio host for NHL and
NFL shows on
doing
also served as a studio host forHaving
NHL and
NFL
both with
television
and radio.
spent
theshows
last 20onyears
the ESPN,
Steve Levy has spent more
radio.
ootball
both
television
and
radio.
PriorPrior
to joining
ESPN,
Levy’s
television
experience
at
WCBS-TV
in
York
to joining
ESPN,
Levy’s
television
experience
working
at WCBS-TV
inNew
Newthan
Yorkany other
years as
an
anchor included
ofincluded
the topworking
rated
SportsCenter
program
on and
as a sports
anchor/reporter
(1992-93)
and
hosting
Sports
Desk
on
the
Madison
Square
Garden
as a sports anchor/reporter (1992-93)
hosting
Sports
Desk ontalented
the Madison
Square
current and
member
of the
network’s
roster.
AsideGarden
from his duties
Prior to joining ESPN, Levy’s television experience included
working
at
(1989).
ewNetwork
York Network
Sports
(1989).
as serving
an anchor,
Levy
also hassports
spentreporter
time at ESPN
doing
play-by-play
forDesk on the Madison S
Levy’s
radio
experience
includes
as
a
weekend
and
host
of
The
NFL
WCBS-TV in New York as a sports anchor/reporter (1992-93) and hosting
Garden
many
NHL
and
hockey
broadcasts
asHe
well
asofmany
In Action
and
various
call-in programs
at
WFAN-AM
in New
York
(1986-93). also
produced
Levy’s
radio
experience
includes
serving
as Network
acollege
weekend
sports
reporter and
host
The college
NFL In football
Action and various
Sports
Desk
on the Madison
Square
Garden
(1989).
Levy’s
radiointermission
experience includ
and
hosted
a
nationally
syndicated
pre-game
show
on
the
NHL
Radio
Network
(1988-89),
and
hosted
Levy
has
also
served
as
a
studio
host
for
NHL
and
NFL
shows
he NFL call-in programs at WFAN-AMgames.
in New York (1986-93). He also produced and hosted a nationally on
syndicated preupdates
for
the
New
York
Rangers’
and
Knicks’
games
and
filled
in
as
a
host
for
SportsNight
at
WNBC-AM
in New at WF
duced
various call-in programs
both
television
and
radio.
game showHe
onwas
the also
NHL aRadio
Network
(1988-89),
and hosted
intermission
updates for (1987).
the New York Rangers’ and
York
(1987-88). part-time
reporter
for
various
sports
events
at
WABC-AM
Levy’s
radiointermission
experience includes serving as a weekend sports reporter and host of The NFL
In Actionpre-game
and
9), and
hosted
syndicated
show on
The
Long
Island
native
began
career
in broadcasting
while attending
Oswego
State
he
Knicks’
gamesin
and
filled
in as his
a host
for SportsNight
at WNBC-AM
in New York
(1987-88).
HeUniversity,
was also awhere
part-time
Night
at
WNBC-AM
New
various
call-in
programs
at
WFAN-AM
in
New
York
(1986-93).
He
also
produced
and
hosted
a
nationally
Prior
to
joining
ESPN,
Levy’s
television
experience
included
working
at
the Madison
S
received
a B.S.
communications
with a (1987).
concentration in broadcasting.
theSports
New Desk
York on
Rangers’
and Kn
reporter
fordegree
various in
sports
events at WABC-AM
(1987).
Steve Levy (Sports Broadcasting)
WCBS-TV
in New
York as a(1988-89),
sports anchor/reporter
(1992-93) andupdates
hosting for
syndicated
pre-game
show
on the
NHL Radio
Network
and hosted intermission
State
University,
wherenative
he
York (1987-88).
He was also a
The Long Island
began his career in broadcasting while attending Oswego State University,
where he received
Desk on
the Madison
Squaregames
Gardenand
Network
(1989).
Levy’s
radio experience includ
theSports
Rangers’
and Knicks’
filled in
a host for SportsNight at WNBC-AM
in New
aNew
B.S. York
degree
in communications
with a concentration
inasbroadcasting.
various
at W
York (1987-88). He was also a part-time reporter for various sports events at WABC-AMThe
(1987).
Long call-in
Islandprograms
native began
Levy’s radio experience includes serving as a weekend sports reporter and host of The NFL In Action
and pre-game show on
syndicated
he received a B.S. degree in co
also produced
andState
hosted
a the
nationally
New where
York Rangers’ and Kn
The Long Island native began his career in broadcasting whileHeattending
Oswego
University,
syndicated pre-game show on the NHL Radio Network (1988-89), and hosted intermission updates
for
he received
a B.S. degree
inNew
communications
a concentration
broadcasting.
Following
from
York
Universitywith
where
he earned a in
degree
in broadcast York (1987-88). He was also a
Richgraduation
Ackerman
- Sports
Broadcasting
the
New
York
Rangers’
and
Knicks’
games
and
filled
in
as
a
host
for
SportsNight
at WNBC-AM
journalism, Ackerman went on to a very successful career in radio and television
broad- in New
YorkThe
(1987-88).
Henative
wasFollowing
also
part-time
reporter
for various
sports
events
WABC-AM
casting.
Brooklyn
hasaenjoyed
over
20 years
behind
the microphone
as a versaThe Long Island native began
graduation
from
New
York University
whereathe
earned
a (1987).
dcast
Rich
Ackerman
- Sports
Broadcasting
various
call-in programs
at WFAN-AM
in New York (1986-93).
Rich Ackerman (Sports Broadcasting)
tile broadcaster for some of the nation’s leading networks such as ESPN Radio, Westwood he received a B.S. degree in c
oaddegree in broadcast journalism, Ackerman went on to a very sucOne The
Radio
and
Newnative
York’sbegan
original
sports talk
radio station,
WFAN.
His duties
have
ranged
ersaLong
Island
his
career
in
broadcasting
while
attending
Oswego
State
University, where
cessful
career
in and
radio
and television
broadcasting.
Thehost
Brooklyn
from
play-by-play
announcer
for
football
basketball
games
to
talk
show
to
news
wood he received a B.S. degree in communications with a concentration in broadcasting.
and
studio
anchor.
Following
graduation
from
New
York
University
where
he earned a
native
has
enjoyed
over
20
years
behind
the
microphone
as
a
vernged
satile broadcaster
some of the
nation’s leading
networks
news
degree infor
broadcast
journalism,
Ackerman
went such
on to a very successful
as ESPNcareer
Radio,inWestwood
One
Radio
and
New
York’s
original
radio and television broadcasting. The Brooklyn
fornative
some has
of the nation’s leadi
sports talk
radio
station,
WFAN.
His
duties
have
ranged
from
playenjoyed over 20 years behind the microphone as a versatile
broadcaster
original sports talk radio statio
for football and
basketball
games
to talk
show
Following
fromRadio,
New York
University
where
heand
earned
for some of the nation’sby-play
leadingannouncer
networksgraduation
such as ESPN
Westwood
One
Radio
Newa York’s
football
and basketball games
host to news
and
studio
anchor.
degree in broadcast journalism, Ackerman went on to a very successful
Rich Ackerman (Sports Broadcasting)
original sports talk radio station, WFAN. His duties have ranged from play-by-play announcer for
in radio
and
The Brooklyn native
for has
some of the nation’s leadi
football and basketball games tocareer
talk show
host
totelevision
news andbroadcasting.
studio anchor.
over
20and
years
behind
the microphone
as a versatile
broadcaster
Call, email, or visitenjoyed
our web
site
social
media
pages for more
information
original sports talk radio stati
Call,
email,
or visit
our website
social
pages
forRadio
more
information
Winter:
(631)
321-1703
or (516)
764-2112
Summer:
(845)
557-6661
for some of the nation’s
leading
networks
such
as and
ESPN
Radio,media
Westwood
One
and
Newfootball
York’s and basketball games
Winter:
(631)
321-1703
or
(516)
764-2112
Summer:
(845)
557-6661
ormation
• www.brookwoodcamps.com
original sports talkemail:
radio station,
WFAN. His duties have ranged
from play-by-play announcer for
661 football and basketball
games to talk show host to news and studio anchor.
Scott Brunner (Football)
Following a decorated college career at the University of Delaware where he earned first
team All-American honors and led the Blue Hens to the Division II national championship,
Scott Brunner went on to play 6 season in the NFL as a quarterback. His first stop was
with the New York Giants where he was selected as their sixth round pick in the 1980 Draft.
Brunner helped lead the Giants to their first playoff appearance in
18 years when he replaced an injured Phil Simms as the starter in
1981 going 4-1 down the stretch. He continued to start many games
over the next two seasons with the Giants and was chosen as the
opening day starter for the first game of Bill Parcells’ Hall of Fame
head coaching career in 1983.
Brunner has had much success in his post NFL careers as well. He has become a respected private quarterback coach and earned a great reputation by helping to prepare Joe
Flacco for the 2008 NFL Draft, where he was selected 18th overall by the Ravens. Brunner
has continued to mentor many high school and college quarterbacks since who have gone
on to great success in college and the pros. He is currently the executive vice president of
Chris Chambers (Football)
Chambers played 10 seasons in the NFL as a wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, San Diego Chargers, and Kansas City Chiefs. The 2005 Pro Bowl selection finished his career with
58 touchdown receptions and over 7,600 yards receiving. He was known for his game breaking speed (he ran a 4.33 at the NFL Combine) and flair
for making acrobatic catches. Chambers was selected
in the second round of the NFL Draft in 2001 out of the
University of Wisconsin impressing scouts with his size
and speed even though he played in a predominantly
run oriented offense for the Badgers.
Chambers currently lives in South Florida where he opened up a training center
for athletes called “The Chamber.” He trains many top youth and professional
Call, email, or visit our website and social media pages for more information
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
Gary Lewis (Soccer)
Gary started his soccer career as an 8 year old boy at his home town club of Manchester
United and spent the next 9 years there as a schoolboy and youth trainee player, playing
with some of the worlds most established soccer players in the game. He then signed a
contract with Stockport county who were then in the English championship and stayed there
for a further 4 years as a professional before a serious knee injury finished what was potentially a promising career.
Having spent time with sports brand adidas, he then travelled to the USA to gain experience
as a coach and subsequently started working with Oldham Athletic in the English football
league. He has spent the past 13 years developing young talent at the club producing a
high rate of players capable of playing for the first team as well as players for the English
premier league.
His experience has seen him work closely with Manchester United on recruitment and talent
identification around the world and has provided opportunities for American based players
to train with Manchester United. He also has a network of global soccer organizations and
professional teams and continues to provide opportunities for players from around the world in helping them gain professional
contracts wherever that may be.
He is in partnership with PSA of Long Island and together they provide quality coaching from recreation to elite level from Long
Island, New York to Toronto. The experience of both Gary and PSA has seen major development in many academies across the
mentioned regions and has helped many players achieve college recognition and higher in terms of professional contracts abroad.
Eric Lorandini (Soccer)
Eric is the Founder and Director of the Premier Soccer Academy and PSA Elite in Long Island, NY. Eric oversees all aspects
of the PSA Academy including program and camp curriculums,
training methodologies, and player development. Eric has developed strong relationships for PSA with many of the premier
soccer organizations in the world including Manchester United,
Real Madrid, Toronto Lynx Youth Academy, Global Soccer Network (GSN), and many of the United Soccer League’s PDL and
W-League franchises. Eric holds coaching licenses from the NSCAA (Director
of Coaching & Advanced National Diploma), the USSF (National B and National
Youth), the Manchester United Coaches Symposium, and FA levels 1, 2, and 3.
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
Tim Capstraw (Basketball & Broadcasting)
Tim Capstraw begins his 11th season as the Nets’ radio color analyst. In addition
to Nets broadcasts, Capstraw worked as a 2012 London Olympics Basketball
analyst for NBC Sports Network. Prior to that, he served as NBA TV’s lead analyst for the Euroleague (2004-08), also working on several other international
championships, including the 2007 FIBA Americas Tournament, as well as the
NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. Capstraw was the head basketball coach
at Wagner College for 10 seasons from 1989-1999, following four seasons as
an assistant coach at Siena College. He also served as head baseball coach at
Wagner from 1983-85.
Tim was a television and radio analyst for the Northeast Conference for three
years prior to joining the Nets radio team, and was a television analyst for the
Atlantic 10 Conference during the 2001-02 season. Among Capstraw’s honors,
he was named 1993 Northeast Conference “Coach of the Year” and won the 2000
Metropolitan Basketball Writers “Good Guy Award”. He also holds the distinction
of being the youngest Division 1 coach in both basketball (28) and baseball (23).
Capstraw is a 1982 graduate of Wagner College. Tim and his wife, Chelsea, have
two children, Ross and Kiley.
Mark Coffman (Basketball)
Coach Coffman has 25 years of experience as an NCAA Division One basketball coach. His
coaching career includes stops at Texas Tech, New Mexico State, Weber State, and professional
basketball in China. He has coached several current and former professional players, both in
the NBA and overseas, including 7’0” Francisco Elson of
the world champion San Antonio Spurs and Ronnie Price
of the Portland Trailblazers. Coach Coffman’s coaching
pedigree comes from his father who coached varsity
high school basketball his entire life.
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
Leo Mazzone (Baseball)
Leo Mazzone has earned a reputation as one of the best pitching
coaches in the modern era having developed and coached perennial all-star pitchers such as Tom Glavine and John Smoltz. Greg
Maddux also enjoyed his best seasons under Leo. Both Maddux
and Glavine will be inducted into the baseball hall of fame with the
2014 class. Some of the highlights during his long career as the
Atlanta Braves pitching coach include:
•
•
•
•
•
The Braves competed in 14 straight postseasons and captured a World Series title in 1995.
His pitchers have won 20 games or more in a season on nine (9) different occasions
He coached six (6) Cy Young Award winners
He had only one starting pitcher under his tutelage sustain an arm related injury
He ranks #1 in total MLB postseason games as a pitching coach
Brian Martin (Strength and Conditioning)
Over the last 20 years, Brian Martin C.S.C.S, renowned NFL Football
Trainer has worked with the “who’s who” of professional athletes. Brian
currently runs a training location in New Jersey and has established strategic partnerships with world class trainer Todd Durkin in San Diego, California and Chris Chambers’ Davie, Florida training facility to meet the needs
of NFL clients nationwide. Todd Durkin’s FQ10 impressive list of clients
include QB’s Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers in addition to former Pro
Bowl RB Ladanian Tomlinson and many more.
Brian Martin has trained over 200 Pro Athletes on both the East & West Coast of the US, including Super Bowl MVP
Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco, Arizona Cardinals Pro Bowl DB Patrick Peterson, New England Patriots RB Stevan
Ridley, New York Giants safety Stevie Brown, New York Jets DL Damon “Snacks” Harrison & Kenrick Ellis, Denver
Broncos OL Lou Vasquez & Ryan Clady, and over 100 active NFL players at all positions.
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
Erica Ratkovicz (Dance)
Erica Ratkovicz began her principal training at the Timothy
Draper Center for Dance Education, affiliated school of the
Rochester City Ballet Company. She attended several intensive programs including CPYB and The Joffrey Ballet New
York. Erica is an alumna company member of the Rochester
City Ballet. She has performed numerous soloist and corps
de ballet roles along with those in the Joffrey Ensemble,
Boston Ballet and Pittsburgh Ballet. She was a soloist in a
promotional film made for a novel that aired on Oprah, and
an unreleased film by choreographer, Alex Tressor. Erica is
currently a staff member and rehearsal assistant to Men On
Pointe Ballet Company. She has also assisted Alexander
Tressor (Steps on Broadway), Edward Ellison (Boston Ballet
Summer Program), and Jack Hertzog (Ballet Arts at City Center). Her modeling photos have been seen in Dance
Teacher, Pointe magazine, book covers, Discount Dance Supply, and Art Stone the Competitor. Erica is currently a
lead instructor at the Broadway Bound Dance Center in Dumont, NJ.
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
• Waterfront program with kayaks, canoes,
windsurfers, sailboats, surf bikes, and more!
• Acres of horseback riding, hiking and
mountain biking trails
• Baseball Stadium Complex: home run fence,
dugouts, press box, batting cage and bullpen.
Plus 5 more baseball/softball fields
• Soccer/Football/Lacrosse Complex with
5 full-sized fields
• Amphitheater in the park
• Archery range
• Arts and Crafts/Ceramics studio
• 7 all-weather lighted
Tennis Courts
• Physical Fitness Center: free
weights, machines and
aerobic equipment
• 10,000 square foot Indoor Arena: 2 basketball courts and indoor
cheerleading/tumbling center
• Aquatics Center: 5,000 square foot heated swimming pool
with 80 ft water slides
• Lighted Roller Hockey rink
• 3300 square foot
Dance/Aerobic/Yoga Studio
Basketball Courts
• Canteen with video arcade, pool table,
ping-pong, snack bar and more
• 5 volleyball courts: 1 sand,
4 all-weather
• Fine arts studio
• GaGa pits
• Gymnastics Pavilion
• Big Screen Movie Theater
with surround sound
• 4-mile spring-fed lake with separate
boys and girls waterfronts
• Golf Center
• Newly renovated bunks
• Brand new dining halls
• New state of the art fully
equipped Health Center
• 9 hole mini-golf course
• Waterfront program with kayaks, canoes,
windsurfers, sailboats, surf bikes, and more!
• Acres of horseback riding, hiking and
mountain biking trails
• Baseball Stadium Complex: home run fence,
dugouts, press box, batting cage and bullpen.
Plus 5 more baseball/softball fields
• Soccer/Football/Lacrosse Complex with
5 full-sized fields
• Amphitheater in the park
• Archery range
• Arts and Crafts/Ceramics studio
Tennis Courts
• Physical Fitness Center: free
weights, machines and
aerobic equipment
• 10,000 square foot Indoor Arena: 2 basketball courts and indoor
cheerleading/tumbling center
• Aquatics Center: 5,000 square foot heated swimming pool
with 80 ft water slides
• Lighted Roller Hockey rink
• 3300 square foot
Dance/Aerobic/Yoga Studio
Basketball Courts
• Canteen with video arcade, pool table,
ping-pong, snack bar and more
• 5 volleyball courts: 1 sand,
4 all-weather
• Fine arts studio
• GaGa pits
• Gymnastics Pavilion
• Big Screen Movie Theater
with surround sound
• 4-mile spring-fed lake with separate
boys and girls waterfronts
• Golf Center
• Newly renovated bunks
• Brand new dining halls
• New state of the art fully
equipped Health Center
• 9 hole mini-golf course
Meet the Directors
Jay Fiedler arrived as a full-time director in the summer of 2013 but has spent a lifetime around both
traditional summer camps and sports camps. Jay has been an integral part of Brookwood
Camps since the Fiedler family acquired the property in 1986. Growing up in the camp’s
Jay had a stellar athletic career at Dartmouth College in football and track and field while
earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Engineering Sciences. Jay then went on to play 10
years as an NFL quarterback, including five seasons as a starter with the Miami Dolphins.
idenced by his rise from undrafted free agent to starting quarterback and captain of his
the camp has been run annually since 1999. Over the years, Jay has been able to attract
several professional athletes, coaches and teammates as guest coaches and instructors for
his Prime Time Football Camps. His relationships with many
pro athletes and coaches in a variety of sports allow him to
recruit the brightest and most accomplished instructors. As a co-director he will
head Brookwood Camps’ new Sports Academy. “I’ve spent a lot of time as a
camper myself, both as a summer camper and a sports camper,” Jay says, “and I
believe that experience is invaluable in creating a healthy and productive environment. “I’m really looking forward to working with our campers, helping them
grow physically, intellectually, emotion ally and socially.”
Scott Fiedler became a staff member at Brookwood Camps in 1986 after spending most of his life as a
camper and an acclaimed basketball player. “Camping and sports are in my
blood,” Scott says.
Scott is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, where he received
a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and was captain of
a top-notch varsity basketball team. His teams won over 80
games, and he was a recipient of the Pierce Memorial
Award, an athletic achievement award for supreme effort
and commitment to team play. After his playing career,
Scott became one of the youngest head coaches in the
country at Suffolk County Community College; he then continued to coach NCAA Division
I teams. Scott’s playing and coaching experience provide Brookwood Camps with
another layer of credibility. He brings to campers lessons learned from his own life and the
challenges of the sports world. He is a major component of the staff, keeping a watchful
eye on campers, while mentoring and coaching them. He also is the founder of the Prime
Time Sports Camps, which offers week-long programs that focus on specific sports.
Scott’s wife, Pam, and their two children, Tyler and Morgan, also spend their summers at
Brookwood Camps. Pam, a former Division I college lacrosse player who now is a high
school coach, teaches the sport to campers.
Ken & Donna Fiedler purchased Brookwood Camps in 1986 after having served as co-directors at
Camp Lenni-Len-a-Pe since 1973. Through Ken’s vision and the experiences of his
son, Scott, Brookwood Camps has undergone tremendous facility expansion and
increased program development.
Ken is mindful of the needs of each individual camper and strives to keep
Brookwood Camps among the premier camp facilities in the country.
His true passion for sports led him to a career in physical education. He has
a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from SUNY Cortland and a
Master of Science degree in Physical Education and Administration from Ithaca
College.
Ken coached basketball for a quarter-century at Springfield Gardens High
School in Queens, where his teams won two city championships. He coached former New York Knicks player An
thony Mason and former St. John’s University head coach Norm Roberts. Both credit Ken for helping them reach
the pinnacles of their basketball professions.
Ken is a recipient of the National Pro Am Achievement Award and the Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Good Guy
Award.
Donna began camping at age 5 and has been passionate about outdoors and camp living ever since. She is
Brookwood Camps director and is responsible for the camp’s highly acclaimed arts program. She has a Bachelor
of Arts degree in Art from Hofstra and is a retired arts teacher from the New York City public school system.
WORLD CLASS INSTRUCTION IN A
TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENT
The Sports Academy at Brookwood Camps combines the best of sports camps with the best
of a traditional camp into one comprehensive experience. Utilizing their more than 75 years
of combined experience as owners and operators of both traditional summer camps and
sports camps, the Fiedler Family has created a summer program which gives children of
varying interests and abilities a chance to thrive at their own pace within a secure, fun-filled,
family atmosphere. Campers will have the choice of participating in fully immersed weekly
programs in various sports and activities led by World Class professional instructors who have
reached the pinnacle of their field, or they can choose to maintain a broad based program
in all activities while still receiving access to the top level instruction offered by our specialists. We want all of our campers to elevate their athletic skills by learning new techniques
and improving upon fundamental basics in their favorite sports and activities. We also want
our campers to enjoy and learn from experiences off the fields and courts. Our goal is for
The Sports Academy at Brookwood Camps to provide a well rounded experience that will
give our campers the tools and guidance to grow athletically, socially, and emotionally.
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
Why Choose
The Sports Academy at Brookwood Camps?
E
World-Class Sports Academy within a traditional overnight camp setting
E
Professional level coaching you won’t find anywhere else
E
Safety, supervision and camaraderie of a traditional camp
E
Desirable three-to-one camper to adult-staff ratio at our state-of-the art facilities
E
State-of-the art 24-hour health center staffed with licensed Physicians and Registered Nurses
E
Affordable pricing and flexible booking dates
E
Exceptional meal selection with capability to meeting dietary needs
E
Many other amenities too numerous to mention
Winter: (631) 321-1703 or (516) 764-2112 Summer: (845) 557-6661
email: info@brookwoodcamps.com
Find us on Facebook
Expert Instruction in these sports:
★ and more. . .
★ Baseball boys only
★ Sports Broadcasting
★ Tennis for both boys and girls
★ Swimming
★ Golf for both boys and girls
★ Gymnastics
★ Lacrosse for both boys and girls
★ Cheerleading/ tumbling
★ Basketball for both boys and girls
★ Track and Field
★ Football boys only
★ Softball girls only
★ Soccer for both boys and girls
Find us on Facebook
SUMMER ADDRESS
574 Proctor Road
Glen Spey, NY 12737
845-557-6661
WINTER ADDRESS
3242 Judith Lane
Oceanside, NY 11572
631-321-1703 or 516-764-2112
The Sports Academy
at Brookwood Camps

The Sports Academy at

Transcription

Similar documents

FIX THAT SPORTS BRAIN

forgive me...june pass sale

ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex Map

MEDIA KIT

play it again sports commons - Liberty Universal Management

things to remember

Quick Facts

ProPer email `Netiquette

KTAR HeATs Up pHoenix