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Aug 6 – Sep 27

Sep 29

Sunday

4th thru 8th grade / Boys & Girls

$1,050/child

$20.00 / Child

12:00pm – 2:00pm (4th Boys/Girls & 5th Boys/Girls)

2:00pm – 4:00pm (6th Boys/Girls & 7th Girls)

4:00pm – 6:00pm (7th Boys & 8th Boys/Girls)

Aug 29

Jan 2nd – 5th, 2025

8:00am – 8:00pm

4-Game Minimum

4th thru 8th grade / Boys & Girls

$425.00 / Team

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About Bothell Basketball Select

Being a part of the Bothell Select basketball program requires a serious commitment to the basketball season. One of the goals of a successful high school feeder program is to develop players into the types of athletes that can be successful at the high school level. In order to achieve this, the player and parents must be willing to commit themselves to an increased level of participation, preparation and competition.

What age groups are typically accommodated at the Bothell Basketball camp?

Bothell Basketball camp typically accommodates children, such as elementary, middle school, or high school students.

What skill levels are suitable for participants in the basketball summer camp?

Bothell Basketball camp typically cater to participants of various skill levels, ranging from beginners to more advanced players. Camps often group participants based on their age and skill level to ensure that activities and instruction are appropriate and beneficial for everyone involved.

We also offer sessions specifically designed for beginners or those new to the sport, focusing on fundamental skills like dribbling, shooting, and passing. Meanwhile, Bothell Basketball provides more advanced training for experienced players looking to refine their skills, develop strategic understanding of the game, and enhance their overall performance.

Additionally, we offer specialized programs or sessions tailored to specific skill levels or positions within the game, such as guards, forwards, or centers.

What does a typical day at the Bothell Basketball camp look like in terms of schedule and activities?

A typical day at a Bothell Basketball camp can vary depending on the camp’s structure, focus, and schedule. However, here’s a general outline of what a day might look like:

  • Morning Warm-up and Stretching: The day often begins with a group warm-up session led by coaches or instructors. This includes stretching exercises to prepare the participants’ bodies for physical activity.
  • Drills and Stations: Participants rotate through different drill stations where they practice specific skills or game scenarios under the guidance of coaches. These drills may be designed to improve individual skills or foster teamwork and communication.
  • Scrimmages and Game Play: Campers often have opportunities to apply the skills they’ve learned in structured scrimmages or game play sessions. This allows them to practice in a more competitive setting and apply strategic concepts they’ve learned.
  • Lunch Break: A break for lunch is typically provided midday, allowing participants to refuel and recharge for the afternoon activities.
  • Specialized Workshops or Clinics: Some camps may offer specialized workshops or clinics focusing on particular aspects of the game, such as shooting techniques, offensive strategies, or defensive tactics. These sessions may feature guest instructors or experts in the field.
  • Fitness and Conditioning: Depending on the camp’s focus, there may be sessions dedicated to fitness and conditioning, including strength training, agility drills, and cardiovascular exercises to enhance overall athletic performance.
  • Cool-down and Stretching: The day often concludes with a cool-down period and stretching session to help prevent injuries and promote recovery.
  • Evening Activities (optional): Some camps may offer optional evening activities, such as film study sessions, team-building exercises, or guest speaker presentations related to basketball and sportsmanship.
Who are the coaches and instructors at the Bothell Basketball camp, and what are their qualifications?

Zlatko “Zo” Savovic is an experienced basketball coach with a deep passion for the game. A former Division 1 college basketball player, Zo has a wealth of experience on and off the court. After a successful collegiate career, he transitioned to playing professional basketball in Europe, where he competed for two seasons. His international experience has enriched his coaching philosophy, combining American athleticism with European precision and strategy. As a head coach, Zo is known for his ability to develop players’ skills, foster team cohesion, and lead his teams to success. His leadership and knowledge of the game make him a respected figure in the basketball community.

Armend “AK” Kahrimanovic is a dedicated basketball coach and personal trainer with a strong background in the sport. A former Division 1 basketball player, Armend honed his skills at the collegiate level before taking his talents overseas to play professionally in Europe. His diverse playing experience has given him a deep understanding of the game from both an American and European perspective. As a coach and personal trainer, Armend focuses on developing athletes’ physical and mental abilities, helping them reach their full potential on the court. His commitment to excellence and player development makes him a valuable asset to any team or individual seeking to improve their basketball performance.

Are accommodations and meals included in the basketball camp package, or do participants need to arrange these separately?

Accommodations and meals are not included in the basketball camp package. Participants will need to arrange these separately.

What equipment or gear do participants need to bring for the basketball camp, and what is provided by the camp?

Participants may need to bring:

  • Basketball Shoes: Participants should bring comfortable athletic shoes suitable for playing basketball. These shoes should provide good support and traction on the court.
  • Appropriate Clothing: Participants should wear comfortable athletic clothing suitable for physical activity, such as shorts, T-shirts, and socks. It’s a good idea to bring multiple sets of clothing for changing between sessions.
  • Water Bottle: Staying hydrated is crucial during physical activity, so participants should bring a refillable water bottle to keep on hand throughout the day.
  • Towel: A towel can be useful for wiping away sweat during breaks or after sessions.
  • Personal Hygiene Items: Participants should bring any personal hygiene items they may need, such as sunscreen, lip balm, and personal care products.
  • Snacks: While meals may be provided by the camp, participants may want to bring their own snacks to keep energy levels up between meals or during breaks.
  • Basketball: While we provide basketballs for use during sessions, we also encourage participants to bring their own basketball if they have one.

Items commonly provided by the camp:

  • Basketballs: Bothell Basketball camp provides basketballs for use during drills, scrimmages, and other activities.
  • Facility Equipment: We provide access to basketball courts, hoops, and other facility equipment needed for training sessions.
  • First Aid Supplies: Bothell Basketball camp provides first aid supplies on hand to address minor injuries or medical concerns that may arise during camp activities.
  • Game Jerseys or Uniforms: We provide participants with game jerseys or uniforms to wear during scrimmages or other team activities.
  • Training Equipment: Bothell Basketball camp provides training aids and equipment such as cones, agility ladders to facilitate skill development sessions.
Are there any opportunities for competitive play or tournaments?

Yes, absolutely! There will be plenty of opportunities for competitive play and tournaments. We’re excited to see everyone in action!

How are participants grouped or assigned to different activities or skill levels within the basketball camp?

Participants at the Bothell Basketball camp are typically grouped or assigned to different activities or skill levels based on several factors, including age, experience, and ability. Camp organizers strive to create a positive and inclusive environment where participants can learn and develop their basketball skills at an appropriate pace. Here are some common methods used to group participants:

  • Age Groups: Participants may be grouped into age categories to ensure that activities and instruction are age-appropriate. For example, younger children might be grouped together for basic skill development, while older teenagers may participate in more advanced drills and game play.
  • Skill Assessment: At Bothell Basketball, we conduct skill assessments at the beginning of the camp session to evaluate participants’ basketball abilities. This assessment may include fundamental skills such as shooting, dribbling, passing, and defensive techniques. Based on the assessment results, participants may be assigned to different skill levels or groups for tailored instruction.
  • Experience Levels: Participants may also be grouped based on their experience level in playing basketball. For instance, beginners or those new to the sport might be placed in introductory sessions focusing on basic skills and rules, while more experienced players may participate in advanced drills and strategies.
  • Specialized Training: We offer specialized training sessions or clinics tailored to specific positions within basketball, such as guards, forwards, or centers. Participants may be grouped based on their preferred position or interest in developing specific skills related to that position.
  • Team Assignments: Participants may be assigned to teams based on a combination of factors such as age, skill level, and compatibility. This allows campers to experience playing as part of a team and fosters camaraderie and teamwork.
  • Flexible Grouping: Camp organizers may employ flexible grouping strategies that allow participants to move between groups or skill levels based on their progress and individual needs. This ensures that participants are appropriately challenged and engaged throughout the camp session.

Overall, the goal of grouping participants is to provide a supportive and motivating environment where campers can learn and improve their basketball skills while having fun and building confidence on the court.

What is the process for registration, including deadlines, fees, and any required forms or documentation for the Bothell Basketball camp?
  • Registration Information: We provide registration information on our website, including details about the camp’s dates, location, age eligibility, and program offerings.
  • Registration Form: Participants or their parents/guardians are required to complete a registration form provided on our website. This form collects essential information such as the participant’s name, age, contact information, emergency contact details, medical information (including allergies or pre-existing conditions), and any special requirements or accommodations needed.
  • Registration Deadline: You must meet the registration deadlines. We have limited space available therefore we need to make arrangements for accommodations, staffing, and supplies. Participants are encouraged to register before the deadline to secure their spot in the camp.
  • Fees and Payment: There is a registration fee to cover the cost of participation, facilities, equipment, instruction, and other expenses associated with the camp. Participants are required to submit payment along with their registration form. Payment methods accepted by the camp (such as credit card, check, or online payment) should be specified in the registration materials.
  • Additional Forms or Documentation: In addition to the registration form, we need a proof of medical insurance coverage, or documentation of immunization records. These forms help ensure the safety and well-being of participants during the camp session.
  • Confirmation and Communication: Once the registration form and payment are submitted, participants typically receive confirmation of their registration along with any additional information or instructions regarding the camp. Camp organizers may communicate important details such as check-in procedures, what to bring to camp, and any updates or changes to the schedule.
  • Refund and Cancellation Policy: We have a refund and cancellation policy outlining the terms and conditions for refunds in case a participant needs to withdraw from the camp. Participants should review this policy carefully before registering to understand the deadlines and any fees associated with cancellations or changes to their registration.

Participants and their families are encouraged to contact the camp directly if they have any questions or need further assistance with the registration process. It’s important to carefully review all registration materials and requirements to ensure a smooth and successful registration experience for the camp.