What to Bring to Camp

Click on your camp for more specifics on what to bring:

Swimming and Water Play
Day Camps
Single Sport Camps: Baseball
Single Sport Camps: Basketball
Single Sport Camps: Boys Lacrosse
Single Sport Camps: Soccer
Multi-Sport Camp
Specialty Camps

Swimming and Water Play (Single Sports Camps DO NOT swim)

Sunscreen (Mater Dei and Saint Luke locations only; St. Albans pool is indoors)
It is recommended that campers come to camp in the morning with their swimsuit already on (under their outerwear) to maximize the pool time and decrease the change time.
Swimsuit, towel and goggles
- For water play (at Saint Luke School location)
- For swimming (at St. Albans School and Mater Dei School locations)

Day Camps

Campers should wear their swimsuits to camp
Backpack with change of clothing
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Single Sport Camps: Baseball

Sunscreen
Baseball glove
Baseball cap
Baseball bat (optional)
Athletic shoes or cleats (if cleats, bring sneakers as well for indoor activities)
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Single Sport Camps: Basketball

Basketball (optional)
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Single Sport Camps: Boys Lacrosse

Beginner camps, ages 6 to 9

Lacrosse Helmet is Mandatory
Hat (to protect face from the sun)
Sunscreen
Lacrosse stick
Athletic shoes or cleats (if cleats, bring sneakers as well for indoor activities)
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Single Sport Camps: Soccer

Hat (to protect face from the sun)
Sunscreen
Soccer ball
Shin guards
Athletic shoes or cleats (if cleats, bring sneakers as well for indoor activities)
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Multi-Sport Camp

Hat (to protect face from the sun)
Sunscreen
Glove for baseball (campers will be reminded day before they play baseball)
Swimming/Water Play Note: It is strongly recommended that campers come to camp in the morning with their swimsuit already on (under their outerwear) to maximize the pool time and decrease the change time.

Specialty Camps

Swimming/Water Play Note: It is strongly recommended that campers come to camp in the morning with their swimsuit already on (under their outerwear) to maximize the pool time and decrease the change time.
No need to bring extra equipment (campers will be notified via camp handout if extra equipment/belongings are needed).
Mad Science “Rocket Blast Off” Campers should bring a hat and sunscreen as campers occasionally go outside to test their rockets.
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Please be sure to label all equipment with camper’s name.
Recommendations for specific programs are below the general recommendations.

Both of my sons, ages 6 and 4, had fabulous experiences this summer in the Headfirst soccer and baseball programs. They were so excited to go to camp every morning which was not the case in previous years at other camps. I was also very impressed at the sports skills that were taught and how my boys retained the information so they could tell us what they learned. Headfirst is such a well-run program with a delightful staff. We look forward to participating in other Headfirst programs in the future. Thanks!

Bridget Calhoun

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