2012 Chris Wielgus Basketball School
-Join the Ivy's League's winningest women's basketball coach and experience the tradition at one of the -Northeast's elite programs, 17-time Ivy Champion Dartmouth College.
-Camp director and Darmouth head coach Chris Wielgus has 29 years of Division I coaching experience.
-Camp staff includes WNBA MVP and Olympic Gold medalist, Yolanda Griffith, college coaches and current Division I athletes.
-Camp features position-specific instruction in a competitive environment, with personal attention from staff.
-Get the college experience on the Dartmouth campus and dining halls
-Group rates are available - Please call Koren Schram at 603-646-2387

ELITE DAY CAMP:
Sunday, August 12 (9 A.M.-5 P.M.)
Registration begins at 8:30 A.M.
Cost: $95
Girls, Ages 14-18

Online Registration Link

Camp Flyer (PDF)

Health Form (PDF)

The Elite Day Camp session of Chris Wielgus Basketball School is for the committed basketball player, ages 14-18, who is serious about improving her skills and playing basketball at the collegiate level. The day camp will combine work on fundamental skills with position-specific instruction as well as game competition. Instruction will be offered by the Dartmouth women's basketball staff, Dartmouth players and other experienced collegiate coaches from a variety of schools including: Bowdoin, Colby, University of Chicago, Merrimack, Middlebury, Skidmore and Wesleyan, among others.

Campers at the Chris Wielgus Basketball School will get a college basketball experience, seeing the Dartmouth campus and playing in Dartmouth's Leede Arena. The camp will create a competitive but fun environment that encourages development in passionate athletes. Sessions will focus on individual skill development and team concepts including five-on-five competition.

In addition to the quality level of instruction and competition, campers will learn what to expect during the recruiting process.

CAMP STAFF

Chris Wielgus is in her 27th season as the head coach of Dartmouth College women's basketball and her 29th as a collegiate head coach. She is widely renowned as an expert strategist and teacher of the game with more than 400 career victories and over 375 wins at Dartmouth. In 2008-09, Wielgus led Dartmouth to its 17th Ivy League Championship and the 12th under her direction. She reached the 400-win mark in her career and secured the Big Green's fifth-straight postseason appearance with a bid to the 2009 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship. Wielgus first began her association with Dartmouth in 1976, quickly turning the fledgling program into the Ivy's elite, with four championships by 1983. She began her second stint at Dartmouth in 1993 and picked up where she left off. Since her return, Dartmouth has won eight more Ivy titles and  finished third or better in Ivy play in 19 of her last 22 seasons. During her 24 seasons at Dartmouth, Wielgus has mentored seven Ivy League Players of the Year, seven Rookies of the Year, 80 All-Ivy honorees and 28 first team All-Ivy honorees.
 
Erin Rewalt '99, a former Dartmouth player coached by Chris Wielgus, joined the coaching staff for the 2010-11 season. She broke into college coaching with a one-year stint at William & Mary in 2009-10, where she helped develop five all-CAA players for the Tribe. Rewalt was a four-time All-Ivy honoree at Dartmouth, winning an Ivy Championship and advancing to the NCAA Tournament as a senior in 1999.

Yolanda Griffith, WNBA All-Star and two-time Olympic gold medalist, joined the Dartmouth coaching staff for the 2012-11 seson. Griffith played professionally for 16 years on three continents and for five different leagues. Not only did she compete in the WNBA, but also the Euroleague, the American Basketball League (ABL), the Women's Chinese Basketball League (WCBL) and the Women's Korean Basketball League (WKBL). In both the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games, Griffith earned a gold medal as a member of Team USA.
 
The three Dartmouth coaches are joined by various collegiate coaches and players to bring a wide breadth of experience to campers.
 
Dartmouth College is not a sponsor or co-sponsor of Chris Wielgus Basketball School