List of 7 items.

• Basketball Camp (Grades 1–12) 

  This basketball skills camp emphasizes footwork, detailed ball-handling, defensive principles, shooting fundamentals, and elite skill development for all levels and ages. Coach Adrian Hayes has played and coached at the high school, college and professional levels. He has over 14 years of experience hosting H.A.Y.E.S (Helping Athletes Yield Elite Skills) basketball camps and clinics all over the country. 

  
  

  Includes H.A.Y.E.S. camp T-shirt, written evaluation and one free skill session.

  
  

  June 13–16

  12:30–3:30 p.m.

  $300

  Led by Lower School educator Adrian Hayes of Hayes Academy

• Boys Lacrosse (Grades 5–8)

  It’s time for summer goals! This four-day camp is designed to improve skills in all aspects of lacrosse, for both beginners and advanced players. We’ll start at square one, focusing on being fundamentally sound and technically correct, and build each player from the ground up. Students leave with the confidence that they have a strong foundation for future success.

   

  Equipment: Each player can bring their own lacrosse equipment and any other items they feel necessary to compete. Refillable water bottle required. Please make sure the player’s name is on all items. 

   

  June 6–10

  12:30–3:30 p.m.

  $325

  Led by LJCDS boys head lacrosse coach Kyle Espejo

• Coed Golf Camp (Grades 5–9) 

  This camp provides an introduction to golf fundamentals, including putting, chipping, ball striking, rules and etiquette. Players practice playing on putting courses and pitch-and-putt courses. They full-swing hit into nets with real balls and into the field with foam and plastic flight-limited balls. Players travel to Del Mar Golf Center and the Lomas Santa Fe Executive Golf Course. Players MUST have prior golf knowledge and play experience. 
  
  

  Equipment: Each player must bring their own golf equipment, including clubs, shoes, balls, hats, and any other equipment they feel necessary to compete. Please make sure the player’s name is on all items. 

  
  

  June 13–17

  July 18–22 

  12–4 p.m. 

  $350 

  Led by LJCDS golf coaches Greg Chachas and Adair Warren

• Fencing (Grades 3–8)

  En Garde! Ready? Fence! Team Touche's fencing camp is a week of fun and engaging lessons in fencing that are sure to strengthen muscles and develop speed as participants learn to swing, carve and strike with child-friendly fencing equipment. Transportation is provided between LJCDS and Team Touche.  

  
  

  Equipment: Provided by Team Touche

  
  

  June 13–17

  12:30–3:30 p.m. 

  $475

  Led by Team Touche’s coach Joanne

• Field Hockey Camp (Grades 5–9) 

  This four-day camp offers players of all levels the opportunity to learn the basics of field hockey and play various games to improve their skills. It’s designed for players who want to work on fundamental skill-building with an emphasis on stick work, positional play, defensive footwork and game concepts. The goal for the camp is not only to teach the skills necessary to excel at field hockey but to build confidence and deepen players’ passion for the sport.

  
  

  Equipment: Each player should bring their own field hockey equipment (stick, shin guards, mouthguard, cleats or running shoes). They can borrow a stick if needed. A refillable water bottle is required. No experience necessary, beginners encouraged. Please make sure the player’s name is on all items. 

  
  

  June 6–9 (no camp on Friday, June 10)

  12:30–3:30 p.m.

  $275

  Led by LJCDS field hockey coach Krista Jackson
  See bundle option with the morning Lacrosse Camp.

• Football Camp (Grades 1–8) 

  The LJCDS football coaching staff is hosting a four-day, non-pad youth football skills camp. Campers work on the fundamentals of football and compete in a series of combined drills to test their speed and agility. The ultimate goal of this camp is to help ignite a passion for football as campers prepare for the beginning of their youth football season or are introduced to football for the first time. By the end of the week, campers are better prepared both physically and mentally for a fantastic season in the fall. 

  
  

  June 21–24 (LJCDS is closed June 20)

  12:30–3:30 p.m.

  $275

  Led by LJCDS Head Football Coach Tyler Hales and assistant coaches Carmy Cesaire, Martin Mays and Indigo Dow

• Rock Climbing (Grades 5–8)

  Mesa Rim’s Rock Climbing Camp is for young adventurers to experience rock climbing, learn new skills and make friends. Camp activities are tailored to each child based on age and experience level. Under the guidance of experienced coaches, campers learn climbing movements, how to tie knots and belay other climbers. Non-climbing activities include mentally challenging games and arts and crafts. Transportation is provided between LJCDS and Mesa Rim Climbing Center.

  
  

  Equipment: Participants can bring their own shoes, harness, chalk bag and ABD belay device if they have them. If not, all equipment can be rented for no additional cost.

  
  

  June 13–17

  12:15–3:30 p.m. (Bus departs from LJCDS at 12:15 p.m., returns at 3:30 p.m.) 

  $325

  Led by Mesa Rim Climbing Center instructors, LJCDS coach Robert Simon will escort students to and from the center.