CAMPS AND CLINICS
2025
Paul Hogan Basketball Camps
About Our Camps
Hogan Camps provides a variety of basketball camps and year round clinics. New Campers can register for summer 2025 camps now using the Register Now icon on the front page of the website.
See below for more information on available programs for 2025.
Here are a few of the special offerings in 2025 with more details posted in the new year.
- Gold Rush Basketball Multiple sites with a small league offering great mid week practice training sessions and weekend games/scrimmages along with a training session. We have added a Central site (Meredith area) for weeknight workouts on Tuesday nights with the Meredith/Lakes Region group joining us on weekends in Concord.
- The Pt. Guard/Post Player camps are held at NHTI in Concord, NH will split to offer separate boys and girls only camps in the same manner prior to 2020 COVID crisis. Girls June 29-July 1 and Boys July 11-13 with Day/Extended or Overnight Options.
- Rip City Basketball Camp # 1 at NHTI will offer a "High School Boys Night Court Session" for 4 high school teams of 8-10 players practicing, competing, scrimmage games and tutelage under Coach Hogan's leadership. The sessions will be from 4-8 pm June 23-26. Interested coaches should contact Coach Hogan about this great opportunity.
Upcoming Events
Gold Rush Basketball Club, LLC
Training & Development Program
We are excited to start year # 3 of our very popular Gold Rush Basketball Club program with additional opportunities being created for scrimmages and games. We plan to create a small league of 3 or 4 teams by grade and gender for weekend games or scrimmages every other week as we move into mid-March.
For example, it appears with interest and signups for a boys grades 5 & 6 creating 2 Concord teams and creating 2 Lakes Region teams.
Spring Gold Rush Club Spring 2025 (Times and site may be adjusted)
Tryout Practice Dates:
Sun. Feb 16 (Cancelled due to weather).
Additional Tryout Dates/Times:
*Feb 21 at NHTI 3:30-5 pm
*Feb 22 at NHTI 11-12:30 pm
*Feb 23 at Bishop Brady HS 9-11 AM
*If you registered for the Feb 16 session, we now have your info. Otherwise, please register for the Feb 23 Open Session so we have your information. Once a camper is registered for either the Feb 16 or 23 session, the camper can attend any of the February tryouts sessions.
GRBC Spring Tentative Dates at either BBHS or NHTI
March 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30
Tues (Lakes Region): March 11, 18, 25
Wed (NHTI): March 12, 19, 26
April Dates
At NHTI:
April 2, 5, 6, 9, 12, 13, 16, 19, 20, 23
Tues (Lakes Region) April 1, 8, 15, 22
Wed (NHTI) April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
May at NHTI
May 3 & 10
Campers:
Boys & Girls grades 5-10 (Exceptions can be made)
Spring 2025 Gold Rush Basketball Club Signup Procedures:
- Register for a Gold Rush Tryout using the icon (Register Now) on the webpage (Sunday, Feb 23 (Feb 16 was cancelled due to weather) at Bishop Brady with other Tryout/Practice sessions added … we ask all players register for one of the Tryouts helping our staff post information about all of our sessions). This is our opporunity and your opportunity to learn about each other.
- Print the Gold Rush 2025 Brochure and mail a check to Paul Hogan, PO Box 1136, Concord, NH 03302 (Brochures will be available for completion at the Tryout.) We will have forms ready at Gold Rush workouts for parents to complete as well.
Year Round opportunities to improve your skills, grow your game and enjoy the sport with terrific coaches and other highly motivated players.
- Winter: January Individual or small group of a max of 4 Training Sessions
- Spring: Gold Rush Basketball Club Program focuses on individual & team approach to training for basketball including scrimmages and games. The spring season is from March 1 to May 10
- Summer: Hogan Camps offering of summer camp options in Concord and around the state of NH
- Fall: Gold Rush Basketball Club Training Program on Saturdays or Sundays
2025 Spring Gold Rush Basketball Club Program
Tryout Date: Sunday, February 16 at Bishop Brady HS. Signup at www.hogancamps.com $20 by Feb 9/$25 after Feb 10 (Other dates added for interested campers to sign up thru site)
A second Tryout date is set for Sunday, Feb 23 at Bishop Brady HS.
Other sessions will be offered for campers to join our program on selected dates.
We typically host at least 2 Gold Rush Basketball Club sessions each week at either NHTI or Bishop Brady HS from March 1-May 10.
Typical Midweek dates and times: Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 5-7 PM . We segment the sessions by having ounger players time is 5-6:30 pm and older players will be from 5 -7pm.
Younger players are grades 5 and 6.
Older players grades 7 and up.
Typical Weekend dates and times: Saturday or Sundays 9-11 AM. On scrimmage or game days, the times will be extended to allow for the games/scrimmages.
Key Aspects: Concentrated skill sessions (Individual & Team) and Scrimmaging with In-house Games/Scrimmages
If NHTI or Bishop Brady is closed due to a weather issue, the training session will be cancelled and rescheduled. Campers will be notified on the morning of the clinic on Facebook at Hogan Camps, LLC and via email to the Group list for that clinic.
Learn more about the Gold Rush Basketball Club philosophy with the complete information on the camp website at www.hogancamps.com
Director: Paul Hogan—
Cell: 603-340-1719 cell
Email: hogancamps@yahoo.com
Website: Hogan Camps, LLC (Gold Rush Basketball Club Icon under camps/clinics)
Coach Paul Hogan involvement will be detailed and direct. Coach Hogan will be involved with both the boys and the girl’s programs. Practice/Training sessions will be fun, action packed and require great energy.
Below are some of the coaches involved with the two programs.
Boys: Paul Hogan/Justin Gorham/Dave Michaud/Dave Levesque/Wade Sauls
Girls: Bruce Johnson/Evan Johnson/Conner Lane/Hannah Ketchum
Divisions:
Age Groups—limited to 12 players per group
Depending on interest, we may have 2 groups for a certain age group. Exceptions on grade can be made.
Boys: Grades 5-10
Girls: Grades 5-10
Typically boys and girls will practice and scrimmage separately. From time to time, we may mix the groups.
Mission Statement
The Gold Rush Basketball Club, LLC organization recognizes that basketball is only one facet of a young person’s life. We offer a healthy and safe environment where confidence in each athlete’s abilities can soar. Our commitment is to provide a unique opportunity to assist with the personal growth of each of our athletes, with an emphasis on the “whole” player, as they become a more skilled basketball player.
Goals
To become the premiere AAU type organization for Basketball Skills Training in NH.
To develop each player’s character by teaching the value of teamwork and sportsmanship through the game of basketball.
To provide players with knowledge of the game by obtaining an excellent coaching staff who use instruction and techniques that are designed to improve skills and enable players to compete at a high level.
To foster an atmosphere where working hard towards a common goal and achieving your potential are intertwined.
To prepare players athletically with challenging and fun practice and game sessions.
To assist highly skilled players by taking them to the next level of play, game concepts and practice habits.
To improve the quality of play for every participant.
To assist highly skilled players with improving their overall skill level, game concepts and practice habits.
What is unique about the Gold Rush Club?
Our focus is on skills, fitness, concepts and player/team development.
Practices are the primary teaching environment.
Spring Games and tournaments will be local, making it affordable and convenient. Our season will last from late February or early March until the Saturday before Mother's Day in May. The last session will feature special scrimmage/games to wrap up the spring season.
Less travel to tourneys but lots of opportunity for concentrated practices/games and special events.
In-house games, special events and scrimmages will all happen within the 3 month Spring Gold Rush Basketball Club program
Why choose Gold Rush Basketball Club, LLC
Advanced skill practice and training
Competitive practice sessions
Game concepts
Fabulous site for player training
Emphasis on skill development
Skill sessions for team concept development
Training Rules and Program
Our goal is 100% attendance at practices and scrimmages (We are looking for a solid commitment but we encourage our campers to play school sports so we understand if a player is late or misses due to a school game/practice or family commitment)
Arrive 10 minutes prior to the start of practice
Stretch and be ready to practice
Proper footwear & sneakers tied.
No gum, jewelry or watches
Bring your own well marked basketball
Bring your water bottle
Proper language—no swearing
Good sportsmanship
Home Practice/Game Site—NHTI (premier site facility) & other Greater Concord facilities including Bishop Brady HS
Players Needs: A completed health questionnaire with important health information that we will have available on tryout dates and the beginning of the Gold Rush program. Players need to have their own health insurance plan. Another option would be for players to register with the AAU and purchase their low cost insurance as well.
Parents/Family: There will be opportunities for parents to watch a practice and certainly watch a scrimmage/game situation. Some practice situations may be limiting with space for extra people in the facility.
Practice Sessions: (Typical information)
Saturdays or Sundays on weekends with an occasional Friday night
Tuesdays or Wednesday or Thursdays during the week (depending on gym availability
75 minutes per team on day 1 of a weekend—60 minutes on the floor solo and 15 minutes of sharing the gym with the next group.
90 minutes per team on day 2 of a weekend—60 minutes of solo team practice and 30 minutes of sharing the gym with another team.
2 practices per week but some weeks will have 3 with special events wrapped into the plan
Practice Rotation: Teams will rotate practice times on weekends
Gold Rush Basketball Club Questions & Answers
What will practices look like for planning purposes? Players will be shown a pre-practice routine, how to warm up and prepare for a practice/game. We would like players to arrive prior to the session and put their footwear on in the lobby, no jewelry or watches and should be hydrated before a session.
How long will a practice session last?
Weekdays: 90 minutes unless we have a special event.
Weekends: 90-120 minutes unless we have a special event
Will players be expected to wear the reversible top for every practice or event? Yes. We want our players to wear the reversible which aids in scrimmaging and game situations.
What will be different for Gold Rush in 2024 versus 2023? We plan to add some Blue/Gold scrimmages/games, mini-tournaments (in-house) and perhaps play in one local age appropriate tournament. The more players we have in the program, the more options in-house and outside the general perimeters of the program
Why is Gold Rush Basketball Club a good program for my son or daughter? Outstanding instruction blended with scrimmaging, feedback and teaching the finer aspects of the game at every session. Fundamentals of the game along with the “automatic” habits that will be reinforced daily helping players improve their game and reach their personal goals for the game while still being able to successfully be part of a spring school athletic team/program.
What if my child has a game with another team or sport during the first week or two of Gold Rush? Players need to communicate their personal schedule so our staff can properly arrange practice and tryout times. Players missing the tryout at the end can re-register for the tryout after the 18th of February. This not only provides our staff with contact information, waivers but allows an easy way to communicate to all players in the program.
Can my child play on a school team such as softball, track, lacrosse or baseball and still participate in Gold Rush? We just need communication on a missed practice/session or if the player will be arriving late from the other event.
Is Gold Rush a good program for someone new to the game of basketball? The training will be positive and worthwhile. Players will learn how to practice on their own as well as the fundamentals of the game while having fun. We hope every player develops the same “love” of the game that our staff has and appreciates.
Is Gold Rush a good program for a player with lots of experience and skill with basketball? Yes. Our staff can help a very good or knowledgeable player advance their own personal game. If a player really wants to play and travel to lots of tournaments, our program is not the right program. Our program is terrific for a spring athlete looking to add to their game but still allowing participation on a school team of choice without interference. We value multi-sport athletes and the experience.
Other:
Spring Cost:
- New participants $410 per player (includes reversible top)
- Returning players: $380 (unless player needs a new reversible top)
- Tuition covers practices/games/special events
Tryouts: $20 per player pre-paid…price changes to $25 on Feb 10 (Tryouts will be used to place players into teams) And Tryouts will be skill practices with some scrimmaging situations. Our program is non-cut but instead if we have lots of players in a certain age group, then we will create a second group.
Payment:
Register for Tryout by grade level at hogancamps.com (Click on Gold Rush Basketball Club) By registering for the Tryouts and paying the registration fee, the participant is considered to be part of the program.
Tryout Registration Fee is non-refundable. $20 until Feb 9. $25 Feb 10.
By check—50% due with Gold Rush Basketball Club registration/50% due at the time of the first practice (checks payable to: Gold Rush Basketball Club, LLC (Mail to: Paul Hogan, PO Box 1136, Concord, NH 03302)
Team Gear: Reversible Game shorts/top (included)
Optional Team Gear: backpack & sweatshirt (paid and ordered separately
Player responsibilities: Sign up and pay for AAU membership/insurance, provide a recent physical examination as documentation for good health for the participant. A health questionnaire will need to be completed by the parent/guardian prior to the start of any tryout/practice/game at the beginning of season.
Fundraising: No fundraising will be done for Gold Rush Basketball Club, LLC—Any team that ends up heading to a regional or national tournament would be expected to fundraise for the trip to help with costs associated with the event
Player injury: Players injured in the first quarter of the spring season and is forced to miss the rest of the spring season will receive a 25% discount towards the following year of the Gold Rush AAU program tuition for the following season.
January 2025 –Individual or Small Group (up to 4 campers) Training
Tentatively at Bishop Brady High School in Concord, NH
Male/Female players Grades 5-12
Cash or Check payable to Paul Hogan–Mail to: Paul Hogan, PO Box 1136, Concord, NH 03302
Interested: Contact Coach Hogan directly at hogancamps@yahoo.com to secure your spot
Cost:
$50 (one on one) per hour
$45 with a partner or one other person per hour
$45 with a group of 3 campers per hour
$40 with a group of 4 campers per hour
*Signing up and pre-paying for all sessions reduces the price $5 per session
For campers entering Grades 5 – 12 (We can make exceptions on grades with approval)
BOYS & GIRLS:
Camp # 1: June 29-July 1 - Girls
Camp # 2: July 11-July 13 - Boys
Both camps will offer a post camp Shooting Session from 1-3 pm that will include lunch for an extra fee. Campers will be offered this opportunity to sign up with enrollment limited to 18 campers.
Two separate camps. Camp # 1 for girls and Camp # 2 for boys. Both camps are held at NHTI in Concord, NH with 3 options for campers as a day camper, extended day camper or overnight camper.
The Point Guard Basketball Camp was created in response to the need for a high-level “skill camp” that specializes in position play and the skills necessary to be successful. This camp provides a unique opportunity to learn specific elements of “the point guard” and “the post player” play in basketball. Our experienced staff of proven professionals will provide expert instruction and feedback.
What does a player need have for experience?
Each player receives a tremendous daily workout specific to their position played. The outstanding facilities and low player-to-coach ratio allow each player to grow their individual game. We offer a series of drills that develop each player’s level of ability. This is a high-level intense skill camp that is well-known for the positive instruction.
Why the point guard name?
To offer the most information and feedback about how to be a point guard, we will instruct and challenge each player to “become the best” they can be. Our coaches have an extensive background with basketball especially point guards and post play.
Do I have to be a Point Guard to attend the camp?
NO. We welcome the serious player intent on improving their game. This camp instructs every position on the floor but primarily serves point guards and paint players. The balance of the camp is dedicated to these positions.
Does a player have to be experienced to attend the camp?
NO. The player needs to be a motivated camper looking to improve his/her skill, knowledge and appreciation for the game of basketball. Players come from all over the country with all levels of ability to attend this camp.
Camp Enrollment & Drop-off
Day Campers
Day 1 & Day 2 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Day 3: 8:00 am -12:15 pm for all campers
Extended Day Campers
Day 1 & 2: 8:00 am -8:00 pm
Day 3: 8:00-12:15 pm for all campers
Overnight Campers
Day 1 & 2: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Day 3 8:30 am -12:15 pm for all campers
Camp will begin daily at 8:45 AM on Day 1.
Camp will begin at 8:30 AM on Day 2 & 3
Health Questionnaire is required and will be available for completion by a parent/guardian. The form is also on the camp website and one form for any of the NHTI camps including the Pt. Guard, Specialty & Rip City Camps.
Meals and Options
Day & Extended Campers will bring their meals with them. Overnight campers will be provided meals as part of the tuition. We will take a minimum of 45 minutes daily for a lunch or dinner break. Camp canteen will offer some snack items including fruit.
Medical Emergencies
Our staff will be ready to assist with health issues. Medical emergencies will be referred to the local hospital.
What do I need to bring?
Bring your own well marked basketball or purchase a camp basketball ($15). The camp store will be open during registration.
Overnight Campers
Campers can sign up for the overnight option and once signed up both roommates need to email hogancamps@yahoo.com declaring their roommate choice. Campers not declaring a roommate choice will be matched up with a camper of similar age and/or grade.
Campers already signed up for Day or Extended Camp option can upgrade to the Overnight option by sending a check for the difference to PO Box 1136 Concord, NH 03302 Check payable to: Paul Hogan Basketball Camps…indicate roommate, age and the camp with the note.
Overnight items needed includes; toothpaste, toothbrush, pillow, linen (twin bed size), fan, blanket, towels, extra socks, shampoo, sunscreen, soap, clock, sandals, extra under garments and money in their Canteen account. Cell phones are allowed but we are not responsible for lost or damaged cell phones.
Canteen: We will accept monies into the canteen fund druing the registration-checkin process on the first day of camp. Campers can use to purchase Gatorade, snacks, fruit and late night pizza. Any monies not spent are returned at the end of camp. We do not want campers holding onto cash.
Refund Policy: 50% non-refundable deposit. All monies owed 30 days by May 31. No refunds within 30 days of the Specialty Or Point Guard Basketball camps or after May 31.
Rip City Basketball Camps 2025
NHTI—-Concord, NH
Monday-Thursday
June 23-26 # 1
July 14-17 # 2
July 21-24 # 3
Limited to 60 campers per session
8:45 am-3:00 pm
NHTI "Night Court" for 4 High School boys teams June 23-26 at NHTI from 4 pm-8 pm
Teams comprised of 10 players with at least one coach training, scrimmaging and competing under Coach Hogan's tutelage in a competitive active session. Mini-round robin games nightly. Inquire directly with Coach Hogan at 603-340-1719.
Rip City Basketball Camp at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, NH
June 21-24 (Sat-Tues 8:45-3:00 pm)
Rip City Basketball Camps will be held at NHTI for grades 4-10 boys & girls at NHTI. The primary focus for Rip City Basketball Camp will be to provide advanced individual offensive and defensive instruction.
- Rip City Basketball Camp offers two regular 5 v 5 camp games will be played daily.
- Special emphasis on individual offensive skills and person to person defensive skills.
Rip City Basketball Camp is now in its eighteenth year of offering a camp that provides a unique and challenging camp experience. Our Rip City Staff feels it is important for you to develop a “love of the game” and we look forward to sharing our knowledge with you! Skill Levels Players will be divided into age and skill appropriate groups which will demand maximum concentration and effort. Our goal is to develop more skilled players and raise their basketball I.Q. to play the game.
Meals
Campers should bring snacks, drinks and their meals. We will take 45 minutes for lunch along with short breaks.
Medical Emergencies
Medical emergencies will be referred to the local hospital.
What do I need to bring?
Bring a basketball or buy one of our camp basketballs. Bring a lunch and snacks.
Other Important Information
Please no jewelry, watches or gum.
Participants will receive a camp t-shirt. Special prizes and awards will be presented throughout the week.
Campers will need a health questionnaire completed for all of the NHTI camps. The form can be found on this website under forms. The form will also be available for a parent or guardian to complete during the first day of registration/camp check -in. One form for all camps held at NHTI.
Campers can be dropped off at 8:00 am and should be picked up by 3:15 pm.
How to Register? •
Campers can either register using a credit card at www.hogancamps.com or
Mail in registration form with a check payable to Paul Hogan Camps • $10 multi-family discount for additional family members •
$15 discount per camp for campers attending both Rip City Camps.
Groups of 5 or more mailed in together receive $15 discount per camper (only by mail)
100% tuition due with registration
No Refunds! Policies are posted on the camp website.
All payments are non-refundable.
$30 handling fee for returned checks.
We encourage pre-registration for campers
*A confirmation email is sent out approximately 10 days prior to the camp.*
Shooters Gold Info
_2025 Summer Shooter’s Gold Camp Schedule_
A few sites are still being finalized with dates/times. Dates & times may be adjusted if necessary with facility conflicts.
Colebrook Academy, Colebrook, NH
June 16-19
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00pm
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 10:00 pm -12:00 pm
Session 3 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 9-12 | 12:00 pm -3:00 pm (3 Days M-W)
Colonel Town Rec, Lancaster, NH
June 23-26
Outside/Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 10:00am – 12:00pm
Newfound Middle School, Bristol, NH
June 23-26
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 8:00am – 12:00pm
Prospect High School, Alton, NH
June 24-27
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 8:00am – 12:00pm
Inter-Lakes Elem, Meredith, NH
July 7– 10
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Grades 5-8 | 10:00am – 2:00pm
Bow Middle School, Bow, NH
July 7 – 10
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 10:00am – 2:00pm
Gilford Middle School, Gilford, NH
July 14 –17
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 10:00am – 2:00pm
Hillsboro-Deering High School, Hillsboro,NH
July 14 –17
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 8:00am – 12:00pm
Somersworth High School, Somersworth, NH
July 14-17
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 8:00 am – 12:00pm
Session 3 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 12:00 pm – 3:00pm (3 days M-W)
Oxbow High School, Bradford, Vt
July 21- 24
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 8:00 am -12:00 pm
Haverhill Middle School, North Haverhill, NH
July 21-24
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 1:00pm – 3:00 pm
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Deerfield School, Deerfield , NH
July 21-24
Inside
Session 1 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 1-4 | 8:00am – 10:00am
Session 2 | Boys & Girls Entering Grades 5-8 | 8:00am – 12:00pm
Coach Paul Hogan’s 43rd Annual Shooter’s Gold Basketball Camp
“New Hampshire’s most popular basketball camp”
We are proud to invite you to the 43rd annual summer of The Shooter’s Gold Basketball Camp. This camp will develop each player’s individual skills. We will concentrate on offense, teaching proper shooting form, one on one moves, and how to play the game. We feel it is important for you to develop a love of the game and we look forward to sharing our knowledge with you. Many of your favorite coaches and counselors will be back for another great summer.
Every Shooter’s Gold camper receives a camp basketball and camp T-shirt as part of the enrollment fee. The ball is used every day at camp. Shooter’s Gold provides an exciting opportunity to play, practice and learn the game of basketball for an affordable price. Thousands of New Hampshire basketball players have enjoyed the Shooter’s Gold experience for the past three decades.
We encourage you to pre-register. Enrollment at each location for each session is limited. Please note the updated schedule with any time/date and location changes!.
Campers should arrive 10 minutes early on the first day of camp for registration!
All campers should wear sneakers, shorts, t-shirts and be prepared to play. No jewelry, watches or gum will be allowed at the camp.
Typical Daily Schedule
• Warm-up
• Skill work (shooting/offensive stations)
• Lead up games/contests & large group activities
• Rules & Game Concepts • Game Stations & Game Time
Is your town or city interested in a Shooter’s Gold basketball camp? Let us know Shooter’s Gold basketball camp is more than a camp. SG is an experience.
No refunds!
Specialty Basketball Camp
Boys & Girls
Entering Grades 5 – 12
NHTI, Concord’s Community College, Concord, New Hampshire
Sunday, July 27 – Thursday, July 31, 2025
The 31st annual Specialty Basketball Camp was created in response to the need for a more disciplined learning program in the New England area. This camp is an intense session of teaching and practicing the game of basketball. Our camp emphasizes skills, preparation, and traditional aspects with our Positive Teaching Style. experienced instructors will build on each player’s foundation of knowledge and skill and introduced to our Advanced Techniques to play the game.
WHY THE SPECIALTY CAMP?
To provide a unique opportunity to improve the skills of the serious, motivated player in response to the need for a more disciplined
instructional program for the New England area
WHAT CAN A PLAYER EXPECT?
Challenging skill instruction for individual and team improvement on both sides of the ball.
2 Games per day/Playoffs on Thursday
Skill Stations (Morning)-8 sets
Defense Stations (Afternoon)-4 sets
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR BENEFITS?
• Low Player/Coach Ratio
• Specialized skill stations
• Advanced progression of skill training
• Team tactics and strategy training
• Competitive games and contests
• Team & Individual Defensive training
• Written evaluation
• Experienced staff
***Daily Schedule***
• Warm-up
• Skill work (Individual & team stations)
• Teaching games
• Team practices
• Games (5 on 5, 3 on 3) Morning & Afternoon
• Mini-lectures
• Individual & Team Contests
• Help Stations
• Daily Wrap-up
Site: The NHTI Wellness Center where the gym is located with easy access utilizing Parking Lot C.
Day Campers
Sunday: 12 Noon Check-in
Sunday: 12 Noon — 4:30 pm
Monday-Wednesday: 8:45 am–4:30 pm
Thursday: 8:45 am—3:00 pm (checkout)
*Campers can be dropped off starting at the Wellness Center at 8:00 am Monday thru Thursday.
Extended Campers
Sunday: 12 Noon Check-in
Sunday: 12 Noon-8:00 pm
Monday-Wednesday: 8:45 am—8:00 pm
Thursday: 8:45 am –3:00 pm (checkout)
*Campers can be dropped off starting at the Wellness Center at 8 am Monday thru Thursday.
Overnight Campers
Sunday Move-in: 11:00-11:30 AM Check-in
Sunday: 12:30 am-8:00 pm
Monday-Wednesday: 8:45 am—8:00 pm
Thursday: 8:45 am –3:00 pm (checkout & more out)
Overnight Campers items needed; toothpaste, toothbrush, pillow, linens (twin bed size), fan, blanket, towels, extra socks, shampoo, sunscreen, soap, sandals, extra under garments and money in their Canteen account. Cell phones are allowed but we are not responsible for lost or damaged cell phones.
Campers can choose their roommate by emailing Coach Hogan at hogancamps@yahoo.com Most rooms are doubles but some years we do have triples available. Otherwise, our staff pairs up campers in rooms by similar age or grade.
Boys are on one floor and girls are on another floor. Coach Hogan and staff supervise and stay in the Residence Halls with the campers.
Meals are provided for overnight campers.
Canteen: We will accept monies into the canteen fund that campers can use to purchase Gatorade, snacks, fruit and late night pizza. Any monies not spent are returned at the end of camp.
Refund Policy: 50% non-refundable deposit. All monies owed due 30 days prior to the start of the camp. No refunds within 30 days of the camp or after May 31.
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