CRESTWOOD PREPARATORY COLLEGE
in partnership with GRASSROOTS ELITE CANADA
Crestwood Prep Basketball in the 6 Summer Camp
June 27 – July 22, 2016
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Four One Week Sessions
Register for one or all 4 weeks!
Come learn from some of Toronto’s best coaches, led by Crestwood’s Ro Russell who worked with the NBA’s Tristan Thompson, Cory Joseph, Andrew Wiggins, Dwight Powell, Nik Stauskas, among others. Guest instructors will feature players/coaches from the NCAA, the Canadian National Program and the NBA.
Camp instruction for boys and girls of all ability levels ages 8 -18:
- from basic fundamentals to elite-level skills
- strength conditioning
- nutrition
- an educational component
Week 1 – June 27-30, 2016 (4 days)
Week 2 – July 4-8, 2016
Week 3 – July 11-15, 2016
Week 4 – July 18-22, 2016
FEES:
Fees include daily lunch and camp T-shirt
| Week 1 | $240.00 |
| Weeks 2-4 | $300.00/week |
Crestwood Preparatory College Hires Canadian Basketball authority Ro Russell
Crestwood Preparatory College named well-known Toronto basketball coach Ro Russell Head Coach of their Senior Boys Basketball program and Coordinator for Basketball. As Basketball Coordinator, Russell will be responsible for overseeing player and program development. Russell will begin coaching the Lions in the fall of 2016 and will look to field a strong, competitive team to compete in The Conference of Independent Schools of Ontario (CISAA). Throughout the season, Russell’s team will also be competing in various U.S showcases and exhibition games to gain experience and play against elite competition south of the border. Additional initiatives will include March Break and Summer camps commencing in June 2016.
In 1990, Russell pioneered Canadian basketball with the formation of his organization Grassroots Canada Elite. Grassroots Canada has fielded many of Canada’s top professional players, such as the Cleveland Cavalier’s Tristan Thompson, Toronto Raptors Cory Joseph, Minnesota Timberwolves Andrew Wiggins, Dallas Maverick’s Dwight Powell, and the Philadelphia 76ers’ Nik Stauskas. In 2008, his Grassroots Canada team became the first Canadian organization to win a Major AAU tournament in the Las Vegas Super ’64 Tournament.
Russell has played an instrumental role in Canadian basketball community. To date, he has aided over 400 high school female and male athletes secure basketball scholarships to over 100 schools in North America.
In a statement released following his appointment Russell stated, “I am extremely pleased to accept this position, and would like to thank the Administration at Crestwood Vince Pagano, Phil Santomero, Dave Hecock and Lisa Newton and the rest of the Crestwood family in their support throughout this process. I am confident that my staff and I will provide the leadership, guidance, and management necessary to help develop Crestwood into a Canadian basketball powerhouse in the near future.”
