Mammoth Camp

JOIN US AT MAMMOTH CAMP FOR A WEEK OF TRAINING & FUN!
Mammoth Camp is a great opportunity for athletes to train in the mountains and participate in other fun activities such as swimming, fishing and hiking with their teammates. This year, the camp will be held from August 11-17, 2011. Only the top 14 point-earners will qualify to attend, so go to the Point System for more info.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THOSE ATTENDING MAMMOTH CAMP:
Paperwork

The school requires each student to fill out paperwork prior to any trip. The General Standards of Conduct must be read and filled out by each student and parent.
Where
Horizons 4 , Mammoth Lakes, CA Get GoogleMap directions>
Depart
From Edison on Thursday, August 11th at 10:00 am (PLEASE BE ON TIME !)
Return
To Edison on Wednesday, August 17th at 6:30 PM.Parent Drivers
Parent Drivers should try to arrive a little before 10:00 am in order to get directions from the coaching staff. Please make sure that your vehicle is gassed up and ready to go.
What To Bring
Sleeping Bag & Pillow, Running Clothes (we will be running more than once a day, so pack extra), Running Shoes, Running watch, Regular Shoes, Towel, Bathing Suit, Toiletries, Bug Spray, Sunscreen, Chapstick (it is very dry up there), Flashlight, Regular Clothes (shorts, shirts, and an outfit to go bowling in), Sweatshirt & sweat pants (it is cold in the morning), Jacket, Underwear/socks, Sleeping clothes, Books, Magazines, Games, Videos/DVD’s, Music, Camera (optional), and Spending money (approx $30-50, for trips to the village and bowling alley). Please try and pack as compactly as possible. We will be limited in the number of drivers we will have, so it is important that we try and minimize the number of bags each of you bring. ONE BAG PER ATHLETE!!!!
What Not To Bring
Alcohol, Illegal Drugs, Weapons (this includes pocket knives and spears), Matches and lighters (fire codes are very strict in the mountains), Magazines, DVDs, music, or video-games with inappropriate content. Rule of thumb: If you can’t bring it to school, you can’t take it to camp.