Win A FREE Place at Cheshire Jets’ Summer Camp
The good people over at the Cheshire Jets basketball club have given Hoopsfix readers the chance to win a FREE place at the 2011 Cheshire Jets Summer camp (residential or non-residential) worth up to £269!
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the camp, making it the longest tenured basketball camp in the UK with an average of 200 players attending a year. The Jets are offering you a place at any of their four categories of camp; their ‘Regular Camp’ for 11-21 year olds, the ‘Big Man Camp’ for those of at least 14 years of age and 6’4″ in height, the ‘Junior Plus Camp’ for 7-10 year olds with some basketball experience at school or club level or the ‘Junior Camp’, for 7-10 year olds with little or no basketball experience.
The camp will run from Sunday 24th July to Friday 29th July, and include individual assessments and drills, inter-team tournaments, individual awards and coaching from members of the Cheshire Jets organisation, as well as American college coaches and English national and regional coaches.
Furthermore, if you end up winning the place and have the skills to pay the bills, the overall camp MVP will get an all expenses paid trip out to the 5 Star Camp in Pittsburgh, USA. All camp attendees get a Cheshire Jets reversible vest worth £25.
To be in with a chance of winning a place at the 2011 Cheshire Jets Summer Camp, just answer this simple question:
What is the name of the Cheshire Jets mascot? Is it:
A) Dizzy
B) Wizzy
C) Mizzy
All answers must be sent via email to freebies[@]hoopsfix.com, with a full name, address and contact phone number. Winners must be available to attend the camp from the 24th to the 29th July 2011, and if you are under 18, have full permission from your parents or guardian. All entrants must be 21 and under. Deadline for entries is 16th March 2011, with the winner being announced shortly after.
For more information about the Cheshire Jets camp and all that it includes visit the official page of the Cheshire Jets Summer camp.
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