VOLLEYBALL
Summer Volleyball Camp
Overview
Our 2025 Summer Volleyball Camps are officially open! Our two sessions will be focused on both beginner/intermediate and intermediate/advanced skill levels. We will have multiple courts going at once so we will group athletes further based on their skill level. It is imperative that you choose the proper skill level based on experience for your athlete to get the most out of this camp!
Beginner/Intermediate Camp is for those who are completely new to the sport, have played in PE class, on a Rec league or in other non-competitive settings. This camp will focus on basics of volleyball, fundamentals, court and game awareness. We will explore game like situations and scrimmages. This is the perfect camp for those that want to explore more into the sport and take their potential to a competitive team in the future.
Intermediate/Advanced Camp is for those that have played in competitive settings, on a Club team, or JV/Varsity High School team. This camp will focus on more strategic parts of volleyball, mental aspects of the game, while putting the basics and fundamentals to work in game like situations. We will a have competitive drills and scrimmages each day. This is the perfect camp for those that want to take their skill and potential to the next level.
Camp instruction will be led by 2017 All-Met Volleyball Coach of the Year, 2019 Quince Orchard Hall of Fame Inductee and 4x State Champion Coach Stephanie Blake, and 2018 Liberty High School Hall of Fame Inductee and 2020 Salisbury University Volleyball Hall of Fame Inductee Stacey Frederick.
Stephanie Blake
With the leadership from Stephanie The Lady Jags of Northwest High School won 4 straight (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) MD 4A High School State Championships and 5 straight Montgomery County 4A Regional Championships. In 2014, Stephanie was named Montgomery County Gazette Coach of the Year. In 2017, Stephanie was named All-Met Coach of the Year. With all of the team’s success, Stephanie and the Lady Jags have marked their place in the MPSSAA Volleyball Record Books.
As a player, Stephanie was a member of the Undefeated State Championship team at Quince Orchard High School in 2003 as a Senior where she starred as an outside hitter and setter. In 2019, Stephanie was inducted into the Inaugural Quince Orchard High School Athletics Hall of Fame Class for her volleyball playing career. After high school while receiving her bachelors degree, Stephanie continued her volleyball career at Salisbury University where she was a right side hitter.
Through her years of coaching at Northwest High School many of Stephanie’s players have been recognized as the top players in the county, state and country. Also several players have continued their playing career at the next level in college or university.
Stacey Frederick
Stacey coached at Rockville High School for 3 years coaching Girls Varsity Volleyball and Boys Varsity Volleyball. As a player, she played for Salisbury University for 4 years then stayed and was a Graduate Assistant Coach for the program while she got her master’s degree. In 2019, Stacey was inducted into the Salisbury University Athletics Hall of Fame. In 2018, Stacey was inducted into her High School Athletics Hall of Fame at Liberty High School.
At Salisbury, Stacey was:
– All-CAC 1st team honoree in 2006, 2007, 2008
– CAC Player of the Year 2007 and 2008
– All-Region 1st team 2007 and 2008
– Salisbury’s first All-American as she was an All-American Honorable mention in 2008
18031 Central Park Circle
Boyds, MD 20841
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