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Keystone State
Pennsylvania
East, Mid-Atlantic
All-star
Ranked #1
Boys Teams
Girls Teams
Shootouts, tournaments
Coaching, training
Talent showcase
Recruiting
NCAA certified
Air-conditioned dorms
Indoor courts with AC
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| Q. How do I apply for an individual talent camp? A: Click on Individual Camp Application and fill in the form online and send it to Keystone State Camp with a check or money order or you can call (570) 323-2072 and request an application. Back to top |
| Q: How much does camp cost? A: Individual Talent Camps costs $395 per player per session, if you are paid in full by June 1. After June 1, the cost is $420 per player. For Team Camps the cost per player varies (check our team camp page for more details). This includes room and board. No personal checks will be accepted after June 1st or at registration. Only cash, money orders or cashiers checks will be accepted at registration. Back to top |
| Q: Can I share a room with my friend at camp? A: Sure! Just put your friend's name in the "Roommate Preference" space on the application and have your friend put your name on theirs. If there are more than 2 players from the same school, you will be automatically housed next door to each other. We make every attempt to accommodate all roommate requests, however, roommate requests made after June 1st may not be honored. Back to top |
| Q: How do I know what to bring to camp? A: Once we receive your application, you will receive a confirmation that has a lot of important information, including what to bring, when to be there and directions. We also have a list of necessary items on our talent camp home page. Back to top |
| Q: How do I get to camp? A: Players are responsible for their own transportation to and from camp. If you send a self-addressed stamped envelope along with your application, we can send you a list of campers from your area so you may be able to arrange a car-pool. Online directions: Click here for Slippery Rock or Click here for Albright College Back to top |
| Q: Can I commute to camp? A: Players who live close to the camp site and do not want to stay in the dorms are allowed to commute to camp. The commuter rate is $330 if you are paid in full by June 1st. After June 1st the commuter rate is $355. This includes 3 meals per day. Back to top |
| Q: What if I sign up for camp, but am unable to attend? A: If you send in the total amount of money and are unable to attend, the $75 deposit is non-refundable. The balance, however, will be refunded if the camp office is notified 7 days prior to camp registration. Once you check into camp, no refund can be given. There will be no refund for camp no shows. Back to top |
| Q. Are my parents allowed to watch? A: Parents of campers are allowed to stay as long as they want and they can drop by at any time during the week. There will be an All-star Game and Awards Ceremony the last day and your parents are encouraged to attend. Back to top |
| Q. Who is the camp staff? A: We hire a full-time staff of high school coaches and college players who have been an All-star at camp before. The staff lives in the dormitory and eats with you in the cafeteria. There is a minimum of one staff member for every eight campers. Back to top |
| Q. Will there be any college coaches at camp? A: YES! KS#1 is an NCAA certified camp. Division I college coaches are only allowed to attend camps that are certified by the NCAA. Division II and Division III coaches will also attend. In addition to many college coaches, there will be several scouting services at camp. During your time at camp, you will be given a questionaire to complete with more detailed information (SAT scores, statistics, etc) that will be made available to the college scouts. You will also be issued a numbered, reversible competition jersey, which will make it easier for college coaches and scouting services to identify and evaluate the players at KS#1. Back to top |
| Q. Who ranks Keystone State number one? A: National Scouting services including New York City's Jim Martin's Scouting Report, the National Recruiter out of Boston, MA, AAU Junior Nationals from Washington DC, and world wide web services such as Google, MSN, and Yahoo out of roughly 277,000 search results. Back to top |