The purpose of this clinic is to develop the fundamentals of pitching in the game of fastpitch softball. The instructor, Callie Danielson, is a former collegiate softball player for Gustavus Adolphus College, Pitching Coach at St. Ben’s College from 2019-2022, Certified Tincher Pitching Instructor since 2019 with 13 years as a Pitching Instructor/Clinician under her belt. Danielson was the head softball coach at Ridgewater College in Willmar. The focus will be on learning the proper mechanics to fastpitch throwing, as well as learning how to build velocity and accuracy. For more advanced pitchers, different grips, techniques, and situations for throwing different pitches will be taught according to skill level. Please provide your own catcher to assist you in going through the different drills.

Grades 4-11Instructors: Strength & Conditioning Staff This strength and conditioning program is designed to provide total body conditioning while focusing on exercises specific to athletic development. Enhanced athletic performance will be achieved by improving the student’s range of motion, speed, strength, agility, coordination, and explosive power as well as learning ways to reduce the chance of injury. Athletes will be assessed at the beginning and end of the season so they can see their improvement in the following areas: power, speed, agility, muscular strength, and endurance. Participants will download the TeamBuildr training app to access their workout programs (a tablet will be available for those that do not have a cell phone). Space is Limited

Bring vibrant Mediterranean flavors to your summertime gatherings! Mezze—an assortment of small bites, dips, and shareable dishes—is perfect for crowd-pleasing summer entertaining. On the Mezze Menu: Mediterranean Kebabi; full flavored/seasoned ground meat skewers with Greek Drizzle Dressing, Tiropitakia; Phyllo wrapped savory cheese triangles, accompanied by Tzatziki; Savory Greek Yogurt Dip, and Greek hummus, in addition to homemade Pita Bread! Learn how to make, wrap, present, and plate these delicious wonders with a wonderful Greek Salad.Required: Equipment Needs: Food processor for making the humus, stand mixer with dough hook attachment for the pita bread. Access to a computer (or smartphone) with the internet. While cooking-along is loads of fun, and highly recommended, it is optional. Participants receive a list of ingredients to be purchased prior to class. Class fee includes family members living full-time in the same home. DISH IT UP GOOD with Chef Tess Instructor Bio Tess Georgakopoulos, known as “Chef Tess—Culinary Artist,” brings over 45 years of cooking and baking experience. Raised in a Greek family where food is an expression of love, she learned alongside her chef father creating traditional, hands-on meals. Today, Chef Tess continues to explore new recipes and techniques in her test kitchen, delivering creative, high-quality culinary experiences to communities across Minnesota and beyond.

Our program offers athletes exposure to a wide range of track and field events, including block starts, sprinting form, high jump, long jump, discus, and shot put. Instruction is designed for all skill levels, providing fundamental techniques and skill development. We understand that summers are increasingly busy, so we've designed this program to give kids valuable track and field experience while keeping the schedule manageable for families. Join us for an engaging and fun training experience!

This workshop is designed for marketers who are familiar with ChatGPT and want to learn how to effectively leverage its capabilities for marketing success. Discover the potential of ChatGPT and gain hands-on experience crafting effective prompts to generate compelling marketing content. We'll cover key prompting techniques and explore real-world examples across various marketing applications. Leave this session with actionable strategies and a toolkit of prompts you can immediately implement to enhance your marketing efforts.Required: Access to a computer (or smartphone) with internet. Classes are taught live online via Zoom. If you are unable to attend the live online training time, you can still register and watch the recording of the training at your convenience. Instructor: SOCIAL CLUB SIMPLE with Nickie WelshEquipment Needed: Access to a computer with internet (or smartphone). Classes are taught live online via Zoom. Note: If unable to attend the live online training time, you may still register and watch the recording of the training at your convenience. Follow-up support from the instructor is available. You are encouraged to reach out with questions at any time before or after the class has concluded. socialclubsimple@gmail.com You will receive a Zoom Link in the confirmation email for the class.

Grades 6-7Instructors: D-C Volleyball Coaching Staff The camp is designed to prepare middle school players for the upcoming fall season. Coached by DC’s high school and middle school staff, campers will learn new skills while refining the ones they already have. All skill levels are welcome—no prior volleyball experience is necessary! Participants will take part in skill-building drills, live game situations, and team-building exercises to develop athletic ability, volleyball IQ, and a love for the game. Please wear athletic apparel and appropriate athletic shoes, and bring a water bottle.

Instructors: DC Volleyball Coaching Staff Our high school-level Summer Volleyball Skills camp is the perfect opportunity for DCHS volleyball players to enhance their volleyball skills, increase knowledge and mental toughness, and create a culture of unity within the program.The camp will be led by DCHS coaching staff with special guest coaches to focus on positional development.

Grades K-5Instructors: D-C Volleyball Coaching Staff The Dassel-Cokato Youth Volleyball Camp is a great opportunity for players to learn and practice the fundamental skills and techniques needed to play this exciting sport. Participants will develop their skills through drills, games, and fun team-building activities in a supportive and positive environment. Our goal is to help young athletes build confidence, develop a love for the game, and experience the teamwork that volleyball offers. The camp is open to all skill levels and encourages players to learn and grow together. A minimum of 12 participants per age group is required. Please wear athletic apparel and appropriate athletic shoes, and bring a water bottle.

Fall 2026-2026 Grades 5-6Coordinator: Varsity Head Coach Sydney Mawdsley This traveling volleyball program is designed for girls entering grades 5 and 6 who are looking for a competitive playing experience in the upcoming fall season. The season runs from late August through the first weekend of November, with teams practicing on weeknights. Games will be held at various locations, including Mound-Westonka, Glencoe-Silver Lake, Waconia, Orono, HLWW, NYA, Annandale, Jordan, Lester Prairie, and Hutchinson. Parents are responsible for transporting their child to and from all games and practices. Throughout the season, participants will have the opportunity to develop fundamental volleyball skills, including serving, passing, setting, attacking, and defense, while gaining valuable competitive experience. Practices: Begin in mid-August and will be held one to two nights per week, depending on gym and coach availability. A full practice calendar will be available later in the summer on the Community Education website at www.isd466.org/community-ed. Anticipated Game Schedule: Saturdays: September 12, 26, October 3, 10, 24 Each team will play two games per league date, and the season will conclude with a tournament. Date: October 31. Players and their families are also invited to attend Charger Varsity Volleyball’s Youth Night, with free admission to the game (date TBD). Volunteer Coaches Needed! This program depends on parent volunteers to operate. If you are able to help, please call 320-286-4120.

Instructors: FungusAmongus Players Take a peek behind the curtain at this two-day theatre mini-camp! Students will broaden their knowledge of essential theatre skills through a rotation of interactive classes led by local experts. Topics will include dance choreography, character development, set design, and more! Students will learn firsthand what it takes to bring a production to life. Camp activities will be featured in a slideshow and displayed this summer during FungusAmongus’s production of Newsies, giving participants the chance to see their work showcased in a real community theatre performance.