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2018 Tom Black Volleyball Camps!
Camp Overview
Tom Black brings 12 years of NCAA collegiate head coaching experience as well as 4 years of US Women’s National Team coaching experience to the University of Georgia volleyball program. Black most recently served on the staff at the 2016 Rio Olympic games as an assistant coach, as the United States garnered a bronze medal.
Tom Black Volleyball Camps utilizes the world-class resources at the University of Georgia in Athens, GA. Campers will explore UGA volleyball facilities and receive elite level training from current UGA volleyball coaches and players.
All camps are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).
The University of Georgia and the University of Georgia Athletic Association, Inc. is NOT responsible for any injuries sustained by a student participant. NCAA rules prohibit payment of camp expenses (transportation, camp, tuition, spending money, etc.) by representatives of the University of Georgia’s athletic interests. Furthermore, NCAA rules prohibit free or reduced camp admissions privileges for prospects in the 9th grade or above.
Tom Black brings 12 years of NCAA collegiate head coaching experience as well as 4 years of US Women’s National Team coaching experience to the University of Georgia volleyball program. Black most recently served on the staff at the 2016 Rio Olympic games as an assistant coach, as the United States garnered a bronze medal.
Tom Black Volleyball Camps utilizes the world-class resources at the University of Georgia in Athens, GA. Campers will explore UGA volleyball facilities and receive elite level training from current UGA volleyball coaches and players.
All camps are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).
The University of Georgia and the University of Georgia Athletic Association, Inc. is NOT responsible for any injuries sustained by a student participant. NCAA rules prohibit payment of camp expenses (transportation, camp, tuition, spending money, etc.) by representatives of the University of Georgia’s athletic interests. Furthermore, NCAA rules prohibit free or reduced camp admissions privileges for prospects in the 9th grade or above.