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The camp instruction will include on-court coaching during match play to better understand how to construct points and play each one with purpose.
On the final day, campers will play in a singles and doubles tourney to crown a champion.
Dean …
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The University of Wyoming is hosting a junior tennis camp in Powell. Players between 12 and 18 years of age are invited to attend the three-day camp on May 29 to 31. The fee is $100.The camp is intended to develop and improve players’ skills, with emphasis on technique, strategy, motivation and fun.
The camp instruction will include on-court coaching during match play to better understand how to construct points and play each one with purpose.
On the final day, campers will play in a singles and doubles tourney to crown a champion.
Dean Clower, the head coach of the Unversity of Wyoming’s women’s tennis team, will lead the camp. Under Clower, the Cowgirls placed in a tie for second in the Mountain West Conference this past year — the highest finish ever for a Wyoming team. During his collegiate playing career, Clower cracked the top-50 doubles rankings. He’ll bring some current UW players to help at the camp.
Local players need to register by May 25 by contacting Powell High School tennis coach Ray Bieber at 307-254-2382 or bieber@bresnan.net.
Four $50 scholarships are available.
