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NBC competition basketball camp is located in Spokane, Washington on the campus of Whitworth University and at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana.
This camp is specifically designed for players who have at least three years of playing experience and are seeking mastery offensively and defensively during the off-season. It is highly recommended for varsity athletes and those with a genuine interest to play at the collegiate level some day.
Players will have advanced on-court instruction modeled after championship teams and collegiate programs. This camp will be held in conjunction with NBC High School Team Camp. Competition players will be formed into select teams and compete against team camp attendees throughout the week with the intent to optimize skill development and integrate training within the competitive game environment.
For questions about these camps email: John Fazio jfazio@nbccamps.com or call 1800-406-3926x 316
Summer 2010

Who can attend Competition CampCamp?
Competition camp is open to athletes 14 years-old and older who have a minimum of three years of playing experience. Athletes who have previously played at the varsity level or anticipate being on varsity the upcoming season, are highly encouraged to attend. No invitation is required; however coaches may recommend players to attend.
What’s the difference between Competition and All-Star/Elite?
All-Star/Elite Camp is invitation only where as competition camp is not restricted to an invite. Competition Camp is for High School athletes only. Campers compete against High School teams, and will run plays, mulitple defenses and more. Camp total enrollment will be limited to ensure optimal player development and provide strategic opportunities to play with and against other high-caliber athletes.
What’s the difference between Competition & Complete Skills Camp?
The overall experience for the competition camper will consist of a rapid progression of instruction throughout the week based on the premise that players already have a solid base with regard to basketball fundamentals. Additionally, more live-action and competitive drills will occur. Significantly more games will take place.
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