Posted: Aug 22, 2012
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Over the next few weeks, Tennessee Tech's
baseball staff will host the Golden Eagle Elite Baseball Camp, a
pair of one-day events that is designed for the serious ball player
between the ages of 16 and 18.
This year's options for camp dates fall on Sept. 15 and Sept.
22 and will run throughout the day.
Held at the Howell W. Bush Stadium at the Averitt Express Baseball Complex on campus, camp participants will participate in drills and games led by the TTU coaching staff and discuss topics such as NCAA Division I recruiting rules and college baseball in general.
Held at the Howell W. Bush Stadium at the Averitt Express Baseball Complex on campus, camp participants will participate in drills and games led by the TTU coaching staff and discuss topics such as NCAA Division I recruiting rules and college baseball in general.
"Our goal of this camp is simply to stress the fundamentals of baseball, and to help each player in different phases of the game," said head coach Matt Bragga. "We will also stress the importance of positive mental and emotional attitudes, which are not only beneficial to athletes, but are conducive to success in all walks of life."
Space is limited, so interested players are encouraged to enroll quickly. The cost of the camp is $70, which covers the use of athletic equipment and facilities, lunch, and insurance.
For further camp information, contact coach Brandon Turner (931) 372-6546 or coach Larry Bragga at (931) 372-3853. Or by email which is preferred (bmturner@tntech.edu)
This camp is owned by the Tennessee Tech Athletics Association and is operated by coaches of Tennessee Tech. Although the camp may be held on the campus of Tennessee Tech, it is not owned or operated by the University.
