St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

Apollo & Crush All Sport Strength& Conditioning

Join us for an exciting and instructional Crush Summer Softball Camp open to all students entering grades 6–12 for the 2025–2026 school year! Whether you're new to the game or looking to sharpen your skills for the upcoming season, this camp is designed to help players improve in hitting and fielding. Participants will have the flexibility to sign up for times that best fit their summer schedule, making it easy to stay active and engaged without missing out on other summer commitments. Come ready to learn, compete, and have fun with Crush coaches and fellow players. **Girls will sign up for times throughout the week (via Google Doc) that fit within their schedule. Times will be open for up to 6 at a time. Sign up schedule will be sent out by Coach Mathiasen after athlete is signed up** Please contact Jordan Mathiasen with any questions at Jordan.mathiasen@isd742.org Meet at the Varsity Softball Field at Tech.

A wonderful musical opportunity awaits string players of all ages as they plan their summer fun. This camp is open to area violin, viola, cello and bass players. It will provide students with an opportunity to make music, meet new friends, and work with various conductors and musicians while improving skills. A variety of activities will be planned including orchestra rehearsals and sectionals plus enrichment activities such as fiddling, playing an electronic instrument and composing music. No auditions are required. Students must have completed one year or more of study on a string instrument. Sheet music and a t-shirt will be provided (indicate Adult S, M, L, XL, XXL when registering). Please also indicate most recent school attended, string teacher, instrument and course section level. Enter door 7, each day of camp. For specific questions regarding class levels or scholarships, please contact Carlin Mayhew at 320-223-8281. Level 1 – this group is geared for students who have completed one or two years of study. No prior group experience needed. Level 2 – for students who have been playing at least two years, know all of the notes in first position and have had some experience in an orchestra setting. Suzuki equivalent is book 2 or 3. Level 3 – a group for more advanced students who like to work on more challenging orchestra pieces. They need to have some experience playing in positions (2nd, 3rd, 4th) and should be using vibrato. Suzuki level should be book 4 or higher. Wind players may apply. Concert Friday June 13, 2025 11 AM in the Apollo Auditorium. Early Bird discount of $10 is available through June 1, 2025