Anybody know anything about a Blue Chip Basketball Camp at Bellarmine?

My daughter went last year and loved it. She was in the middle school division if that is what you are asking about.

Actually interested in the High School division. Got a brochure in the mail this week. Just looking for some feedback as to whether it's worth the time and money.

For girls high school this is the best camp for work and exposure that we have found. See link below:

 

http://www.bluechipcamp.com/

We had some girls in the past go and they liked it. I know I will continue to send my daughter.

This camp is held at Bellarmine. If you need to know more you can PM me anytime.

Thanks for the info. My daughter will be a Sophomore next year and we've always done the NKU camp. Wanted to try something different.

Camps are good but most of them are very over rated. If a girl wants to really improve her game then all she really needs to do is go to her own gym about 3 evenings a week and work alone on her game . Take one person to rebound and you can work on not only shooting but you can also work hard on your Ballhandling as well. This is also Free so you can't go wrong.

Camps are good but most of them are very over rated. If a girl wants to really improve her game then all she really needs to do is go to her own gym about 3 evenings a week and work alone on her game . Take one person to rebound and you can work on not only shooting but you can also work hard on your Ballhandling as well. This is also Free so you can't go wrong.

 

Ding! Well said.

Camps are good but most of them are very over rated. If a girl wants to really improve her game then all she really needs to do is go to her own gym about 3 evenings a week and work alone on her game . Take one person to rebound and you can work on not only shooting but you can also work hard on your Ballhandling as well. This is also Free so you can't go wrong.

 

Well said. Everything starts with a good work ethic.

I was disappointed with the Bellarmine camp. Some sessions were held outside in 95 degree heat and we were disappointed with some of the coaches. The Rick Bolus camp at Georgetown was much better.

 

You really have to be careful with camps. We sent our child to a very reputable camp several years ago only to be told by one of her coaches that he had never even played high school ball but they were short of coaches that week and his roommate got him the job.

I was disappointed with the Bellarmine camp. Some sessions were held outside in 95 degree heat and we were disappointed with some of the coaches. The Rick Bolus camp at Georgetown was much better.

 

You really have to be careful with camps. We sent our child to a very reputable camp several years ago only to be told by one of her coaches that he had never even played high school ball but they were short of coaches that week and his roommate got him the job.

 

Is that a requirement?

Evidently not, but I would hope that when I lay out a couple of hundred dollars for a camp that they don't just grab some guy out of the dorm because they are short a coach. We had been told that the coaches were to be college coaches, high school coaches and current members of the college teams where this camp was held.

It's a pandemic through out the State.

Camps are good but most of them are very over rated. If a girl wants to really improve her game then all she really needs to do is go to her own gym about 3 evenings a week and work alone on her game . Take one person to rebound and you can work on not only shooting but you can also work hard on your Ballhandling as well. This is also Free so you can't go wrong.

 

Better listen to the all knowing one...he seems to have it all figured out. What he fails to mention is that not many scouts/recruiters can see you in the gym by yourself.