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durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ August 2,2006 ♦ Page A9 School's out but Durham still abuzz with activity More than 1,000 students - to participate in various activities BY CRYSTAL CRIMI Staff Writer DURHAM -- With World Cup battles and Olympic events, Durham Durham College is a busy place this summer. During July and August, the Oshawa campus is hosting its one-week summer camps for soccer, soccer, basketball, baseball-softball, tennis, volleyball, golf, inline and multi-sports, elite volleyball, and a volleyball coaching clinic. "We'll take in well over 1;000 people this summer," said Ken Babcock, director of athletics at Durham College and the University University of Ontario Institute of Technology. "It will be like a mini campus in summer." For students mostly ages eight to 13, the sports camp experience experience includes everything everything from learning to tie shoes properly in the basketball camp, to swinging a racket in tennis camp. "It's sports specific, it's not a day camp," said Mr. Babcock. "You're going to leam everything about sports from 'A' to 'Z'. They'll leave a player that understands the sport that much better." Ken Babcock Mike Duggan, an athletic officer officer and summer camp co-ordinator, co-ordinator, said inexperienced sports players leam how to play the game, while more frequent players players can tweak their skills. "If you had trouble and never played tennis before, at least you'll know the fundamentals and be abi>. to go out there and hit a ball with a buddy," s aid Mr. Duggan. Duggan. In baseball, participants learn throwing mechanics, mechanics, fielding, stealing bases, running, hitting and more. "We break down the basic components components of a sport," said Mr. Duggan. For the golf camp, instmetion i includes being introduced to etiquette etiquette and rules, gripping a club, chipping and putting, and inserting inserting tecs. There's also a chance to play nine holes to put new skills to the lest. "It's really a fun format because golf can be boring to start," said Mr. Babcock. , , Along with learning about sports, campers also get to participate participate in games and skills competitions. competitions. "Basketball kids get to play on the same court as our college varsity team," said Mr. Babcock. He said the camps allow students students the opportunity to use state- of-the-art facilities and get introduced introduced to the college campus. "Lots of young people on campus campus is really a neat thing," said Mr. Babcock. Mr. Duggan added the kids also learn life skills, such as respect and discipline. The camps run from July to the third week of August, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and are $150 a week. Formore information, visit www.durhamcollege.ca. n LIVE ENTERTAINMENT u O r SAT. 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