Torrey Girls Volleyball Camp is a four-day morning skills camp designed specifically for Grades 2-8 students. Beginner to advanced players are welcome to develop their skills in a focused and supportive environment. Led by LJCDS Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Tina Kinkead, players will work on tactical strategies and essential volleyball skills, including passing, setting, hitting, blocking, serving, and digging. Instruction emphasizes proper technique, game awareness, and confidence on the court. Players will be grouped appropriately to ensure all participants are challenged and supported as they continue to grow their volleyball skills.

Athletic Performance Camp is designed for middle school and upper school athletes looking to improve overall athleticism, movement quality, and physical performance. Whether a novice or elite competitor, single-sport or multisport athlete, this program supports athletes at all levels. Training focuses on joint integrity, stabilization, balance, coordination, agility, functional strength, and conditioning. Athletes will also develop proper mechanics for running, jumping, and moving efficiently in multiple directions. The camp offers multiple session options by age and experience level, allowing athletes to register for one or more weeks and select sessions that best match their developmental needs. Led by LJCDS Interim Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Matthew Bornhoft

Contact jtdlajolla@gmail.com for pricing and to register. This camp teaches and enhances the students’ love for the sport of tennis in a structured environment that focuses on teaching solid fundamentals to allow for proper development. Sign up for one week or all eight. Each day of camp includes drilling and stroke production, footwork and movement, and appropriate strategy sessions based on skill level. Continual evaluation and feedback are provided. What to bring: Each player must bring their tennis racket and any other items they feel necessary to compete, plus a snack and refillable water bottle. Please make sure the player’s name is on all items. June 8-12 June 15-18 (LJCDS closed June 19) June 22–26 June 29– July 1 (LJCDS closed on July 2 & 3) July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27–31 August 3-7 August 10-14 8:30–11:30 a.m. Led by LJCDS Tennis Coaches Mike Reisinger and Jose Ruelas Mike Reisinger (858) 204-4603 & Jose Ruelas (619) 813-7887 TO ENROLL, please complete the form below and email to Mike or Jose: jtdlajolla@gmail.com Tennis Camp Form

Torrey Soccer Camp is a morning skills camp open to girls and boys in Grades 1–5. Led by LJCDS Head Soccer Coach Corbin Prychun, this camp focuses on building confidence, coordination, and fundamental soccer skills in a fun and energetic environment. Throughout the week, players will work on fitness, passing, dribbling, and finishing through age-appropriate drills and small-sided games. Instruction emphasizes teamwork, sportsmanship, and skill development while keeping players active and engaged. Players will be grouped by age and ability to ensure a positive experience for all participants. The final day of camp features a mini World Cup–style tournament, giving players an opportunity to showcase their skills in friendly competition.

H.A.Y.E.S. Academy Basketball Camp is a four-day morning skills camp open to students in Grades 1–8. Designed for players of all experience levels, this camp emphasizes skill development, confidence-building, and a strong foundation in basketball fundamentals. Under the guidance of Coach Adrian Hayes, players will focus on footwork, detailed ball-handling, defensive principles, shooting fundamentals, and elite skill development through age-appropriate drills and competitive play. Instruction is differentiated by age and ability, allowing younger players to build fundamentals while older players are challenged with more advanced techniques and game concepts.

Water Polo Clinic is a co-ed morning sports program open to Middle School and Upper School students (Grades 6–12). Water polo is a fast-paced Olympic sport that combines swimming, teamwork, strategy, and ball skills in a dynamic team environment. These clinics are designed to introduce students to the sport in a fun, structured, and welcoming setting, while also helping experienced swimmers continue to build confidence, conditioning, and game awareness in the water. Instruction includes swimming fundamentals, passing, shooting, positioning, and introductory scrimmaging. No prior water polo experience is required. All sessions take place at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) pool and are led by experienced coaches in a supportive and engaging environment.

Torrey Basketball Camp is a PM sports camp open to students in Grades 2–8 who are eager to learn the fundamentals of basketball or continue developing their skills in a fun and supportive environment. Led by LJCDS Varsity Basketball Coach Patrick Casey, along with experienced coaches and varsity players, campers will focus on skill development, teamwork, and confidence on the court. Daily instruction includes age-appropriate drills, skill-building activities, and game play designed to keep athletes active and engaged. Players will be grouped by age and ability to ensure a positive experience for all participants while reinforcing fundamentals, sportsmanship, and a love for the game.

Torrey Coed Golf Camp is a four-day afternoon camp for students in Grades 5–8 with prior golf experience who are ready to build skills both on campus and on the course. Camp instruction covers putting, chipping, ball striking, rules, and golf etiquette. During the first two days, players will train using the new on-campus golf simulators at LJCDS and practice short-game skills at the Del Mar Golf Center. The final two days take place on course at Mission Bay Golf Course, giving players the opportunity to apply skills in real-play situations. This camp is designed for golfers who already have basic playing experience and are ready to further develop their game through focused instruction and on-course practice. Led by LJCDS Golf Coach Greg Chachas and Assistant Coach Adair Warren

The LJCDS baseball coaching staff invites players to learn the fundamentals of the game while providing a morning full of fun on the ball field. Camp includes: Proper warm-up, arm care and throwing technique Defensive fundamentals (including pitching, catching, infield and outfield) Base-running technique and strategy Hitting mechanics and mentality Game strategy and mentality Games with players of similar age and ability What to bring: Each player must bring their own baseball equipment, including gloves, bat, helmet, cleats/spikes, running/turf shoes, hats and any other equipment they feel is necessary to compete. Catchers must bring their own gear. Please make sure the player’s name is on all items. Led by LJCDS Head Baseball Coach John Edman

Girls Softball Skills Camp for Grades 1–4 is designed to introduce young players to the fundamentals of the game in a fun, supportive, and skill-building environment. Under the guidance of experienced coach Erin DaSilva and her coaching staff, players will learn and practice core softball skills including throwing, catching, fielding, hitting, base-running, and basic game strategy. Instruction focuses on confidence-building, teamwork, and age-appropriate skill development. Camp sessions balance structured drills with game-based learning, allowing players to apply skills in a positive and encouraging setting.

Girls Softball Skills Camp for Grades 5–8 is designed for players looking to refine their skills, improve game understanding, and grow as confident competitors. Led by coach Erin DaSilva and her coaching staff, this camp emphasizes skill development, technique refinement, and strategic play. Players will work on advanced throwing mechanics, defensive positioning, hitting approach, base-running strategy, and game awareness. Instruction is tailored to the developmental needs of middle school athletes, with opportunities for leadership, teamwork, and competitive play in a supportive environment.

Beach Volleyball Camp is open to students in Grades 5–9, including beginner, intermediate, and experienced players. This morning camp focuses on developing volleyball skills through movement, conditioning, and gameplay in a fun and challenging beach environment. Players will work on passing and setting control, speed and agility footwork, serving and hitting technique, defensive movements, and game strategy. Training in deep sand and windy conditions helps athletes improve vertical jump, endurance, and overall court awareness, supporting both beach and indoor volleyball play. Camp sessions are intentionally designed to prepare players for competitive 2-on-2 beach volleyball, with instruction tailored by age and experience level. Beach volleyball is one of the fastest-growing collegiate sports in the country and is now officially sanctioned at the high school level by California Interscholastic Federation (CIF).