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Camp P.J. draws 110 athletes in just second year
Happy campers: Ella Rishko, left, and Payton Nowakowski. BY DAVE FREDERICK
June 21, 2014
The camp counselors include in back (l-r) Maddy Hess, Kimmy Patten, Anna Frederick, Sarah Piazza, Brooke Lorber and Jane Truffle. In front are Maura Johnson, Gina Voss, Lizzie Frederick, Alec Perry, Liz Carpenter, Meg Bartley, Lilly Dinardo, Katie Yeager and Paige Graham. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Players listen to counselors who tell them what the schedule includes for the day. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Coach P.J. with former Cape players Liz Carpenter of Virginia Tech, left, and Alec Perry of High Point. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Sister Act: Anna Frederick, Temple, and Lizzie Frederick, Cape, worked with the younger players. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Melina Kotanides is intense during a throw-and-catch drill. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Kali Lawson, 8, learns the hardest part of being a goalie is putting on the equipment. BY DAVE FREDERICK
P.J's lacrosse camp with former Cape player and Virginia Tech "Draw Dogg" Meg Bartley at administrative control welcomed 110 campers from 26 schools in a 200-mile radius to five days of fun and camp instruction.
"We are sure that this will grow because of our local kids who don't have to travel to camp and all the others who like coming to the beach," Kesmodel said. Cape is on the lacrosse map, and these facilities are just great for camps and tournaments.
