Instruction

The Gonzaga Basketball Shooting Academy is a basketball fundamentals camp for individual players designed to provide the necessary skills foundation for successful team play.  Each skills session is 75 minutes of progressive instruction during a five week cycle.  The Academy provides a need for quality instruction with experienced teachers using a program focused on fundamentals and fun!  This program is the basis for the successful “Zag” basketball program.  The Shooting Academy is designed for boys and girls, grades 3^rd – 8^th.

Sessions

Grades 3 – 5:  11:00am - 12:15pm

Grades 6 – 8:  12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.

Session 1 (Nov. 4, 18, Dec. 2, 9, 16)  

Session 2 (Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27, Feb. 10)   

Session 3 (Feb. 17, 24, Mar. 2, 9, 16)   

Session 4 (Apr. 13, 27, May 4, 18, 25)

DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

The Gonzaga Basketball Shooting Academy is held at Gonzaga University, Martin Centre

Tuition

$75 per session

Each session consists of one class per week for five weeks.

Discounts

Family Discount - additional family member will receive a discounted session rate of $65 per child per session

Team Rate - Team of 7 or more players receives at a discounted session rate of $60 per player per session

Equipment

Players are encouraged to wear basketball attire and to bring their own basketball.

Instructors

Jerry Krause

Jerry Krause is currently working as Director of Men's Basketball Operations at Gonzaga University. Krause had a 17-year career as head coach at Eastern Washington University.  During that span, Eagle teams posted a 262-196 record for a .572 winning percentage.  Krause serves as Research Chair of the NABC.  He is also a member of the NAIA Basketball Coaches and National Association for Sports and Physical Education Halls of Fame.

Krause has authored 27 books on coaching basketball, produced 31 instructional videos, and 7 DVD's and serves as a consultant to many athletic organizations.

John Morrison

 John Morrison is a former college basketball coach for 16 years at the NAIA and community college levels.  He was Honorable Mention All-American at Northern Montana College in 1971.  He went on to play professionally in Holland and Austria.  In 1974, Morrison was MVP vs. the national Hungarian and Romanian teams.  During his coaching career, his teams posted a 241-170 record, and in 1992 his Casper College team finished 11^th in the nation at the NJCAA National tourney.  Morrison has many years of experience coaching basketball camps and clinics. 

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