Probable 2020 Camp Format:
Monday June 22: 10am to 12:30pm,
1:30pm to 4, and 5pm to 7:30.
Team Bonding!! 8pm to 9pm.
Tuesday June 23: 10am to 12:30pm,
1:30 to 4pm, 5 to 7pm
Team Bonding!! 7:30pm to 8:30pm.
Wednesday June 24: 9:30am to 12:30.
Tournament:
1:30 to 3:30pm.
Awards:
4pm to 4:30pm.
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Cost: $329
Maximum # of Campers: 60
Athlete:Camper Ratio: Each 8 girls that we admit will be matched by a college coach and an assistant who has played college vball!
Staff: College coaches +
college players with extensive training/coaching experience + Coach Houser
Location: The awesome Upchurch Field House, on the campus of Sweet Briar College!
You can see it here!
Registration Info:
The 2020 application is here!
The 2020 camp flyer will be available to download soon!
T-Shirts! Yes!
Meals And Water Bottles!
* Lunch & dinner will be provided each day at the camp.
* Breakfast for 2020! It's optional to save you money!
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Athletes will need to bring water bottles from home.
End Of Camp Awards:
We hope to give more awesome awards again, like you see here!
Overnight campers:
A camper can stay two nights in a chaperoned dorm room on the campus of Sweet Briar College.
The cost is only $49 a night.
Breakfast Option!
A hot cooked breakfast on Tuesday & Wednesday is available for only $20.
And Let's Make The Price Even LOWER!:
* If 5 athletes from the same school attend the same Expectations Camp, then each family will receive a $50 refund.
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If 10 athletes from the same school attend the same Expectations Camp, then each family will receive a $75 refund.
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If you have any questions about the camp, you may
email the camp director,
Coach Houser,
at coachhouser@yahoo.com .
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Pictures from last summer's camps
can be seen on Facebook here.
With STAR Volleyball Services, fulfilling our word and maintaining your trust is our business. Your family will love it because you will get exactly what you expected. We hope you get even more. That's our promise.
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Captains Of The Day:
Monday June 22:
Tuesday June 23:
Sunday June 24:
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Our Promise Of Camp Quality!
When your daughter attends an elite camp, you expect the quality experience that was advertised.
Expectations Camps are indeed elite camps in both name & substance. We evaulate every applicant. Individually. No athlete will be accpted unless my staff thinks she can learn, compete and succeed. We promise.
The 1:4 coach to camper ratio is unmatched in the USA. Then there's the price, the facility, the knowledge, the competition, the seminars....I could go on and on!
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2020 Court Coaches:
Kara Matthew
Head Coach, Randolph College
 Kara is the head coach at Randoph College and the all-time winningest coach in the college's history! She started as the assistant coach in 2012, then took over as the head coach in 2014. Before coming to Randolph, she played 4 years at Lynchburg College, and was a member of the LC's beach team as well! She graduated for Douglass
Freeman High School in Richmond in 2008. She played for
Richmond Volleyball Club for 5 years as a DS/OH, and has coached for the Heart Of Virginia club in Lynchburg for the past 5 years. You can find our more about Coach Matthews here. You can contact Coach Matthews at kmatthews@randolphcollege.edu.
 Katey Holley
Assistant Coach, University of Va @ Wise
Katie is the assistant coach at UVaWise. She spent the past two years as the assistant coach at Lenoir Rhyne University in Hickory NC. You can find out more about Coach Holley here. She was a 4-year member of the Averett University volleyball team in Danville, Va, and graduated in May 2016. She is a
2012 graduate of Westover Christian in Danville, Va, where she was named Danville Player Of The Year in her senior year!! She played school ball for 6 years, club ball for 3 years. She
has assisted with thirty-two STAR camps, has been a division director ten times, and enjoys helping athletes learn the
game she loves. You can contact Katie at katelyn.holley@my.lr.edu
Kelsey Goodman
Assistant Coach, Randolph College
 Kelsey is the assistant volleyball coach at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Va. She is a 2019 graduate of Roanoke College, where she played on the volleyball team all 4 years. Kelsey graduated from Midlothian High in Richmond in 2016, where she played 6 years. She also played 7 years of club volleyball. You can find out more about Kelsey here. Kelsey has worked nearly 40 STAR camps the past 4 summers. Her sister Amy is also playing at Eastern Mennonite University. The sisters were regular participants in the Expectations Camps at Sweet Briar! You can contact Kelsey at kgoodman@randolphcollege.edu.
Macon Frey
Assistant Coach, Bridgewater College
 Macon just finished her 2nd season as the assistant volleyball coach at Bridgewater College near Harrisonbrug, Va. She is a 2018 graduate of Bridgewater, where she was a three-year starter at libero, an All-ODAC selection as a junior and senior, and the all-time leader in digs with 1534. She also graduated with 78 service aces and set a Bridgewater record for most digs in a match in 2016 with 45. Macon is a 2014 graduate of Great Bridge High School. You can find out more about Macon here and you can contact Macon at efrey2@bridgewater.edu
List of Camp Assistants:
Sydney Shelton
Sydney played 2 seasons on the Danville Community College Knights volleyball team. Before that she played at Gretna High School for 5 years. She just graduated from Marshall University in West Va in December 2019 in Public Relations with a concentration in Sports. She will staying there to work on her masters degree. She has worked 45 STAR camps the last 6 summers and gives private lessons! You can contact Sydney at swshelton97@gmail.com!
Bre Lockhart
Bre is a senior at Randolph-Macon, and just completed her 4th season as a member of the volleyball team. She was a captain the past 2 seasons. She is a 2016 graduate of Hidden Valley High School. She played 5 years of school vball and 5 years of club vball. She was a primary hitter and server on the Hidden Valley team that won the AA Virginia State Championship in the fall of 2013. The Roanoke STAR Newspaper did an article on her in Oct 2015 here. Bre starting working STAR camps after her 9th grade, and has now been a part of 28 of them! She also works camps for RM and gives private lessons. You can contact Bre at BreLockhart@aol.com!
Harper Scollo
Harper has completed four years on the Averett University volleyball team, where she was a captain her senior year. Her AU bio page is here! She is a 2016 graduate of Chatham High School where she played 5 years of school volleyball and 5 years of club volleyball. As a senior, she was first team all-conference libero and one of the team's captains. Later that year, she drove to Roanoke to play on NRV's top 18's team! Harper has been woring STAR camps since her senior year in high school. She is majoring in Art Education at Averett. You can contact Harper at HarperCScollo@gmail.com!
Elizabeth Giles
Elizabeth just finished her second season on the volleyball team at Sewanee University in Tennessee where she has earned significant playing time! She is a 2018 graduate of North Cross School in Roanoke, Va. During both her junior and senior year, she was named 1st team All-Conference, 1st All-Tournament and her team advanced to the state final 4. As a senior, she was 1st team All-State. She has played 6 years of school volleyball and 5 years of club volleyball in Roanoke. You can reach Elizabeth at BugGiles16@yahoo.com!
Cameron Blankenship
Cameron just finished her freshman year at Guilford College where she was on the volleyball team.Cameron is a 2019 graduate of Bassett High where she played 6 years of school volleyball. She also played 8 seasons of of club vball. She holds her school record of 19 stuff blocks in a match! She was a member of Coach Houser's 15 National team in 2016. She was 1st all-district all 4 years in high school, and was named District Player Of The year as a senior. Cameron has worked 5 STAR camps the past two summers and has given a multitude of private lessons in Martinsville & Danville! You can contact Cameron at cameronlblankenship@gmail.com!
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What was the difference between
High Expectations and College
Expectations.
A High Exp. camper needed to be at least:
* a rising 8th grader, with;
* three seasons of competitive ball.
A College Exp. camper needed to be at least:
* a rising freshman, with;
* five seasons of competitive ball.
`(A "season" does not include an equal playing time middle school team, a rec
league, a county league, or a summer league. But, if an athlete doesn't have the minimum requirements, contact us.
We sometimes make special exemptions for outstanding athletes....so send us video.....have her coaches tell me about her....ad we may admit her!
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