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| Date: | June 27-30, 2011 |
| When: | 9:00 am- 3:30 pm daily |
| Cost: | $150 per camper |
| Where: | Grossmont College (Gymnasium) |
| Who: | Boys and Girls Grades 1-8 |
Camp fees include t-shirt, contest prizes and more. Bring your own lunch and water bottle each day.
Camp Features
Contests and Prizes
Daily instruction from college coaches and players will help kids learn new skills and perfect the ones they already have. Each day we will put our new skills to the test in group or individual contests.
Camp and Coach's History:
C.A.M.P. Caires Hoop Camp began in 2010. Last year the camp welcomed 14 campers and all had an amazing learning experience. Comments from parents and campers alike were that they wished we would have lasted another week.
Coach Karen Caires has over 20 years of coaching experience from Division I college to High School. Karen Caires' camp experience comes from Snow Valley Basketball School where she has been clinician and instrumental in helping them run their first girls basketball camp over 18 years ago.
Grossmont College women's basketball players will be present to help instruct you. The program at Grossmont has developed into a respected program across the state. The team has posted back to back Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Championships and advanced to the state sweet 16 in 2010. Many players have transferred to play at Cal Poly Pomona, UCSD, University Hawaii, Hilo, Cal State Los Angeles, Cal State Humbolt and more.
Registration
Mail completed application and check to:
Grossmont College-Women's Basketball
Karen Caires
8800 Grossmont College Drive
El Cajon, CA 92020
Make check payable to:
C.A.M.P. Caires
Sign up by June 11th!
Contact Karen Caires
619-644-7461
karen.caires@gcccd.edu
Player of the Year: Brittany Daniel-Southwestern
Coach of the Year: Darnell Cherry-Southwestern
First Team
Brittany Daniel, Southwestern So. 5-11 G
Ariel Meek, Grossmont So. 5-6 G
Jasmine Bonds, Southwestern So. 6-0 F
Desiree Poellnitz, MiraCosta Fr. 5-7 G
Camille Smith, Imperial Valley So. 5-7 G
Chelsea Maurer, Grossmont So. 5-10 C
Teanna Williams, Southwestern So. 5-4 G
Deedee Porter, San Diego City So. 5-5 G
Amber Browner, San Diego City So. 6-0 F
Akayla Bell, Imperial Valley Fr. 5-8 C
Ashleigh King, Grossmont Fr. 5-5 G
Honorable Mention
Stevi Cooper Grossmont Fr. 5-7 G
Jacara Roberts Grossmont Fr. 6-1 G
Nicole Harris Grossmont Fr. 5-10 G
Brenda Vargas Imperial Valley So. 5-8 F
Johanna Uribe Imperial Valley So. 5-6 G
Katie Holloway Imperial Valley So. 5-6 G
Luisa Villalobos Imperial Valley Fr. 5-10 C
Kelsey Landazuri MiraCosta Fr. 5-8 G
Kim Dizon MiraCosta Fr. 5-5 G
Bianca Padilla MiraCosta So. 5-6 G
Tiana Dominick Palomar Fr. 5-6 G
Brittni Maurer Palomar Fr. 5-11 C
Katie Mayberry San Diego City So. 5-8 F
Natalie Olague San Diego City So. 5-6 G
Cece Pet San Diego City So. 5-4 G
Nichole Thoens San Diego City So. 5-6 G
Denise White San Diego Mesa Fr. 5-9 G
Shelby Watson San Diego Mesa So. 5-9 G
Bridgette Palmer San Diego Mesa So. 5-9 G
Monique Correia San Diego Mesa So. 5-8 G
Alexandria Dill Southwestern So. 5-8 G
Sarah Guerrero Southwestern So. 5-9 F
Keyannie Ward Southwestern So. 5-4 G
Yahoska Legall Southwestern So. 6-0 F
| PCAC Standings | Conference | Overall |
| Southwestern | 6-0 | 15-5 |
| Grossmont | 5-1 | 14-8 |
(1/27/11) Grossmont's 68-51 win over host City College Wednesday sets up a 5:00 pm Friday night battle for first place in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference.
With a win on Friday, the Griffins (14-8, 5-1) can move into a tie with first place Southwestern with five conference games remaining.
Grossmont suffered their only conference loss of the season in a January 5th match up at Southwestern, falling 56-67.
Since then Grossmont has rattled off five straight wins by an average of 26 points.
Grossmont's Jacara Roberts paced the scoring at City on Wednesday with 14 points and 7 rebounds.
The Griffins also got 10 points a piece from Ashleigh King and Ariel Meek. Chelsea Maurer pulled in a team best 10 rebounds to compliment her 7 points.
(1/21/11) Grossmont overwhelmed visiting San Diego Mesa College Friday night, sailing to a 76-50 victory.
The Griffins soundly controlled the rebounds to a 46-21 advantage, including 20 offensive rebounds. Grossmont's pressure also produced 30 Mesa turnovers.
Chelsea Maurer was the leading Grossmont scorer with 11 points and 8 rebounds.
Ariel Meek canned a pair of threes among her 10 points.
Andrea Bird hauled in 9 rebounds to go with her 5 points.
(1/17/11) Grossmont College basketball player Stevi Cooper and San Diego City College basketball player Felecity Pet have been named Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Women's Athletes of the Week for the week that ended Sunday.
Cooper, a 5-foot-7 freshman guard from Reno High School, played a key role as the defending PCAC co-champion Griffins defeated Imperial Valley 59-57. She scored 13 points, contributed seven rebounds and blocked two shots.
Cooper came back with 17 points and seven rebounds in Grossmont's 89-28 victory over Palomar.
(1/12/11) Sophomore forward Chelsea Maurer (right) hauled in a long inbounds pass and converted a two-pointer with 1:4 seconds to play giving Grossmont a 59-57 win over visiting Imperial Valley.
The last second heroics were necessary for the Griffins after they stumbled out of the gate, turning the ball over 23 times in the first half en route to a narrow 25-24 intermission lead.
The Griffin defense and a chilly shooting night for IVC (24% from the field) kept Grossmont in the game, setting up the last second victory.
Stevi Cooper was Grossmont's scoring leader with 13 points and 7 rebounds. Ashleigh King came off the bench with 12 points.
Maurer finished with 4 points and 7 rebounds for Grossmont.
IVC's Marissa Gonzalez canned 6-of-19 three-pointers to lead all scorers with 24 points
(1/7/11) Grossmont's women cruised to an easy 72-50 win over visiting Mira Costa to wrap up a Friday night doubleheader of basketball.
Grossmont built a massive 48-18 halftime lead as they tuned up for the remaining PCAC schedule.
Grossmont saw eight players score and unleashed a stifling defense on the Spartans.
The Grossmont defense allowed Mira Costa only 16 total field goals, and held them to 27% shooting from the floor.
Grossmont's scoring attack was paced by Stevi Cooper's 16 points and Jacara Roberts' 13. Chelsea Maurer hauled down a game-best 12 rebounds and just missed a double-double with nine points.
Forward Nicole Harris made like a point guard dishing out 7 assists to go with her 9 points. Andrea Bird kicked in 8 points and 8 rebounds off the bench for the Griffins.
Wednesday December 29th Results
1:00 Consolation Semifinal #1
Santa Ana 70, Bakersfield 63 Box
3:00 Consolation Semifinal #2
Santa Barbara 92, Reedley 72 Box
5:00 Semifinal #1
Cypress 70, Antelope Valley 59 Box
7:00 Semifinal #2
Mt San Jacinto 71, Grossmont 55 Box
Results - December 28
Antelope Valley 70, Santa Ana 48 Box
Cypress 79, Bakersfield 57 Box
Grossmont 67, Reedley 45 Box
Mt San Jacinto 76, Santa Barbara 61 Box
Wednesday December 29th schedule
1:00 Consolation Semifinal #1
Santa Ana v Bakersfield
3:00 Consolation Semifinal #2
Reedley v Santa Barbara
5:00 Semifinal #1
Antelope Valley v Cypress
7:00 Semifinal #2
Grossmont v Mt San Jacinto
Grossmont College basketball player Ashleigh King has been selected by the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference as its Women's Athlete of the Week for the week that ended on Sunday.
King, a 5-foot-5 freshman guard from Kearny High School, played a major role as the defending PCAC co-champion Griffins advanced to the championship game of the Lady Charger Classic over the weekend at Cypress College.
King scored 14 points and hauled down six rebounds as Grossmont defeated East Los Angeles 52-47 in the semifinals. In the first round the previous day, she contributed eight points, seven rebounds, three assists and three steals in a 66-54 victory over Rio Hondo. The Griffins finally lost to he host Chargers 72-64 in the finals.
Griffins drop Citrus in season's second game| Grossmont | 74 |
| Citrus | 66 |
(11/10/2010) Glendora - The Griffins cruised to their second straight victory to open the season 74-61 over host Citrus Wednesday evening.
Grossmont, rated #12 is Southern California, were led by freshman Nicole Harris' 19 points. The guard was a brisk 7-for-11 shooting while hauling in 7 rebounds.
Fellow freshman Ashleigh King kicked in 14 points and 4 rebounds going 6-for-8 from the free-throw line.
Five-foot-seven Stevi Cooper paced the Griffins with 11 rebounds and five assists.
The other Griffins in double-digits were Chelsea Maurer and Jacara Roberts with 12 points apiece.
| Santa Ana | 61 |
| Grossmont | 66 |
(11/5/2010) - The twelfth-ranked Griffins opened the 2010-11 season with a bang racing out to an early lead before having to play catch up securing an opening night victory 66-61 over visiting Santa Ana.
Although the Griffins are the defending conference champions, only two players from that squad remain on the current roster.
The team has big shoes to fill after Head Coach Karen Caires' 09-10 squad went 26-6. Those Griffins were the first to capture a PCAC championship, and advanced to the Sweet 16 in the CCCAA state playoffs.
A staring lineup of four freshman and returning sophomore Ariel Meek learned a few lessons on their way to opening the season 1-0. After racing out to a quick 10 point lead, Grossmont saw the Dons take a 27-20 lead into halftime.
Nineteen Grossmont turnovers were the culprit in the first half but Caires righted the ship in the locker room. The Griffins only turned the ball over ten times in the second half. Grossmont outscored the Dons 46-34 in the second half to erase the deficit.
Newcomer Stevi Cooper made a quick impression logging a double-double of 23 points and 10 rebounds.
Caires is certainly pleased with the early returns, "This year's team is a joy to coach and are working so hard The coaching staff is so proud that they are Griffins, they are learning so much."
Sophomore Ariel Meek canned three straight free throws to secure the victory in the waning seconds when Santa Ana was forced to foul. Meek finished with 10 points including a pair of three-pointers and five rebounds.
Chelsea Maurer, the other returner for Grossmont, logged 12 points and 7 rebounds.
8800 Grossmont College Drive
El Cajon, California 92020
619-644-7000
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