June 16-18 and June 23-25, 2025
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Rain dates: Thursday, June 19th & Thursday, June 26th
Camp Personnel
Camp Director
Brian Strombom
CLC Varsity Head Coach
Camp Staff
Current CLC Softball staff, current CLC players, and selected former CLC players who have played in college.
Registration Information
Cost
$75 for both weeks (prepaid during registration)
$45 for one week
Enroll for the camp online at the CLC Summer Camp Registration Page:
https://clc.d155.org/athletics/summer-camp-registration
All campers will receive a camp T-shirt. To ensure proper sizing, enroll by June 2nd.
Online registration questions should be directed to Mrs. Brandee Iversen, CLC Athletic Assistant, at biversen@d155.org or (815) 459-2505 ext 2220.
Insurance Notice
Please note that the CLC softball camp carries no insurance and that campers come to the camp and participate at
their own risk.
What to Bring
Campers are expected to be dressed in light clothing (shorts or softball pants are OK) and spikes and have their own water bottle every day. If desired, campers are encouraged to also bring personal softball equipment, such as gloves, bats and helmets. All softball equipment will be provided for each session if campers do not have these materials already.
Camp Structure
Stations
Non-position specific skills stations are done nearly every day to foster good habits defensively and with hitting/bunting.
Individual Breakdowns
Individual breakdown of fundamentals will be highlighted each day for approximately one hour of the camp, including:
- Hitting stance & swing
- Bunting
- Live/Machine hitting practice
- Fielding stance & approach
- Throwing technique
- Video Analysis of Swing/Pitch
- Mental approach to the game
Positional Breakdowns
Position-specific skills stations are done most days to give campers more directed advice and training.
- Pitching/catching breakdown
- Corner infielder breakdown
- Middle infielder breakdown
- Outfielder breakdown
Team
All campers will be together for some portions of camp so that team concepts can be best analyzed, including:
- Outfielders throwing to bases & relays
- Infield with runners on base
- Baserunning technique
- Bunt defense and offense
- Defensive communication
Competitions/Scrimmaging
Team and individual competitions are conducted every day to foster competitiveness and sportsmanship and to teach the team elements of the game.
FUN!!!
Softball is a great game and we’ll make you appreciate and enjoy it even more!