Tennis & Swim
Clinic
June 23-26
$99
Spend time on the courts and in the pool, Monday
through Thursday, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Day
Clinic
June 27 and August 8, $60
Tentative Schedule:
| 10 a.m. |
Check-in, Student Recreation Center |
| 11 a.m.-noon |
Ground stroke drills |
| Noon-1 p.m. |
Tennis fitness and video session |
| 1 p.m.-2 p.m. |
Lunch/Review videos |
| 2 p.m.-3 p.m. |
Serve and volley drills and singles games |
| 3 p.m.-4 p.m. |
Doubles games and strategy |
| 4 p.m.-5 p.m. |
Fun and games |
Players are grouped according to ability. Emphasis
is placed on basic strokes plus singles and doubles strategy.
Participants develop mental toughness, improve their
techniques, and
polish existing tennis skills.
Tennis Clinics are available at your high school upon request!
For more information, call 814-393-1667 or e-mail
lsabatose@clarion.edu.
Clarion USTA Tournaments
June 28
USTA Adult SD Tournament #351105308*
Round robin, $20/event
Unranked Junior Open
$15/event
August 9
USTA Junior Tournament #351100708*
Round robin singles and doubles, $20/event
Unranked Adult Open
Round robin, $20/event
*USTA membership required
All USTA Tournaments are sanctioned. Cost is $20
for singles, doubles, or mixed.
Boys and girls aged 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18
Divisions: singles, doubles
Eight game pro sets played with no ad scoring
Adult Tournaments are round robins
Section: Allegheny Mountain
Events: Singles, doubles, mixed doubles
Divisions: men’s and women’s
* Weather permitting: one-day tournament
More Information:
814-393-1667
lsabatose@clarion.edu
On-campus Facilities:
Six lighted outdoor courts and three multi-purpose courts inside an
air-conditioned, state-of-the-art recreation center.
Contact Information
Golden Eagles Tennis Camps
Coach Lori Sabatose
814-393-1667
Fax: 814-393-1665
lsabatose@clarion.edu
www.usta.com
Location
Sessions are
conducted at
Clarion University of Pennsylvania,
in Clarion, Pa., just
two miles off
Interstate 80, Exit 64, in
Northwestern Pennsylvania.
Camp Director
Lori (Berk) Sabatose
 Lori
Sabatose has more than 18 years of experience as a player, coach, and
instructor of tennis. As an undergraduate at Clarion. Sabatose won the
state title in singles, doubles, and team events and attended several
NCAA regional tournaments. She participated in national Division II
competition in St. Louis, Mo., and led the Golden Eagles to three PSAC
team titles. With a career record of 51-7 in singles and 53-11 in
doubles, Sabatose’s highest doubles ranking in Division II was fourth in
the East.
Coach Sabatose is a certified teaching professional
by the PTR, Professional Tennis Registry. She continues to be a
competitive player by participating in the USTA tournaments and received
College Coach of the Year for Middle States Section in 2004. She won
USTA/ITA Sectional Campus Recreation Awards in 2005 and 2006. Since being
named head coach in 1998, Sabatose has coached several all-conference
and regionally ranked players. She won the 2005 USTA/ITA Community
Service Award.
Sabatose coached internationally in 2007 and 2008
in Italy and Argentina.
Before returning to Clarion as head coach, Sabatose
coached several Pennsylvania high school teams and was a teaching
professional at Amherst Hills Tennis Club in Buffalo, N.Y., and at
Treasure Lake Country Club in DuBois, Pa. She received a Master of Arts
degree in sports administration and taught under-graduate tennis at Kent
State and Penn State universities.
With contagious
enthusiasm, Coach Sabatose instills a positive work ethic while
providing constructive feedback to camp participants. Players are
encouraged to improve their skills while having fun learning the game. |
