WashU Women's Basketball Fall Camp 2025
Competitive camp geared towards highly skilled student-athletes who aspire to play basketball at WashU. Open to 10th-12th graders and those doing a postgrad year.
Ages: Grades 9th-12th & postgrads
Dates: September 7th
Time: 9am-4pm, registration 8:30am-9am
Cost: $120
Contact: Coach Hempen hempen@wustl.edu
Camp Map: Download
Required Forms: Athletic Waiver & Medical Information
Note: Refund is distributed with a doctors note on why they can't participate in the camp
REGISTRATION HERE
Overview
The WashU Elite Basketball Camp is a competitive basketball program geared towards experienced players with solid fundamental skills who want a rigorous basketball training with one of the nation's top basketball programs. Skill development and assessment, team competition, individual development and campus/athletic facility tours are the focuses of this Camp. Lunch and a T-shirt will also be provided to the participants of this camp!
Location and Facilities
The camp sessions will be held in the Fieldhouse of the Athletic Complex at the west end of the Danforth campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Access is off of Forsyth Boulevard, one block east of Big Bend Boulevard. More detailed directions will be sent prior to the start of camp.
Staff
The camp is conducted by the Washington University basketball coaches. The camp staff includes members of the Washington University women's basketball team.
Insurance
Each camper must provide their own medical insurance for emergency medical care. Please check with your provider to make sure your child is covered for this activity. Insurance information and guardian consent signatures must be completed on the application.
Medical
An athletic trainer is on duty during all activity periods. There will be access to a medical doctor and emergency medical facilities in case of emergencies. The athletic trainer will determine whether to seek emergency treatment.
About WashU Basketball
The Washington University in St. Louis women's basketball team has enjoyed a tremendous amount of success at the NCAA Division III level. The Bears have won five NCAA Division III National Championships, including four straight from 1998-2001.
