Greg Koubek led Shenendehowa High to the NY State Championship in 1987. He was selected NY State Mr. Basketball and McDonald’s All-American. Greg was the first person in NCAA history to play in FOUR Final Fours and was Captain of Duke’s 1991 National Championship Team. In 1991 he started his basketball camps to share his experience and passion by teaching basketball to others. The Follow Thru Camp believes that camp should be both a learning experience and a lot of fun. They take a personal interest in each camper to help them improve their game, reach their goals, build confidence, teach them life skills, and have a good time.

Full Day Camp: We emphasize the importance of teamwork and skill development that can be transferred into game play. Age and skill appropriate drills will further develop fundamentals of the game through a variety of drills, contests, and games. Age groups will have league games culminating with a championship tournament on Thursday. This camp is recommended for intermediate players ages 7-16.

$30 sibling discount for each additional child registered at the same time.

Head Coaches: Tony Dzikas (518-366-5963), Don Juron (shenbasketball@aol.com)

Parents will receive information one week prior to the start of camp with site location via email.  

Greg Koubek led Shenendehowa High to the NY State Championship in 1987. He was selected NY State Mr. Basketball and McDonald’s All-American.  Greg was the first person in NCAA history to play in FOUR Final Fours and was Captain of Duke’s 1991 National Championship Team. In 1991 he started his basketball camps to share his experience and passion by teaching basketball to others. The Follow Thru Camp believes that camp should be both a learning experience and a lot of fun. They take a personal interest in each camper to help them improve their game, reach their goals, build confidence, teach them life skills, and have a good time.    

Half Day Camp: Camp will introduce the game of basketball by teaching the basic fundamentals through a variety of drills, contests, and games.  Thursday will feature championship tournaments and contests for each age group. This camp is recommended for beginner to intermediate players ages 5-14.

$20 sibling discount for each additional child registered at the same time.

Head Coaches: Tony Dzikas (518-366-5963), Don Juron (shenbasketball@aol.com)

Parents will receive information one week prior to the start of camp with site location via email.  

BEFORE REGISTRATION OPENS (FEBRUARY 26, 2025) PLEASE UPDATE YOUR ACCOUNT. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION MUST BE CURRENT:

• child's birthdate
• child's grade (entering in Fall 2025-26 school year)
• emergency contacts (at least 1, preferably 2)
• residency status (only Clifton Park residents may attend Full Day Summer Camp)

WHEN REGISTERING FOR THIS CAMP, YOU WILL NEED:

• child's immunization records (day/month/year)
• child's birth certificate (if entering first grade)
• Medical Authorization Form completed and signed by physician (if child has allergies/uses EPI Pen)
  
  PLEASE DO NOT PROCEED WITH REGISTRATION UNTIL YOU ARE PREPARED TO ENTER THIS INFORMATION

Q. What do I need to register for full day camp?
A. If registering online, please be prepared to enter the dates of your child’s immunization records (can be obtained by your pediatrician or on the Shen Parent Portal (if attending Shen Schools). You’ll also need to provide a copy of your child’s birth certificate if entering 1st grade. If your child uses an EPI-Pen, you’ll need to attach a copy of their Medical Authorization form filled out by their prescribing physician. 
A. If registering in person, please bring proof of residency, your child’s immunization records, birth certificate (if entering 1st grade) and, if needed, their Medical Authorization Form (can be obtained online) filled out and signed by their physician. We can accept cash, check, or credit cards in the Parks and Rec Office.
Q. How do payments work?
A. A $50 non-refundable payment for each session is due upon registration. This fee is NON-REFUNDABLE once paid. The remainder is due by June 6, 2025. If your balance is not paid in full by June 6, 2025, your child will be removed from the program, and no refunds will be given. Changes in weeks can be made before June 6 ONLY IF there are spaces available. Changes must be made in writing to ParksRec@cliftonpark.org and made BEFORE June 6, 2024. Cancellations will not be accepted nor ANY refunds given after June 6, 2025.
Q. How does AM and PM Care work?
Full Day Summer Camp runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If you need care before or after those hours, you must register and pay for AM and PM care. This additional care can only be registered per session, and must be registered and paid in full at least 2 weeks before each session.
A. Do I need to pay for fields trips?
Field trips and one camp t-shirt per camper are included in your registration fee. T-shirts will be given out during camp before the field trips. Field trips are ONLY available to campers that are attending camp that week. An additional permission slip will need to be filled out at camp before the field trip. See the camp director for more information.
Q. Are the full and half day camps licensed and inspected by the New York State Department of Health?
A. Yes! We receive our permit prior to the start of camp and an inspector from the NYS Department of Health inspects all five of our camps during the summer.

BEFORE REGISTRATION OPENS (FEBRUARY 26, 2025) PLEASE UPDATE YOUR ACCOUNT. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION MUST BE CURRENT:

• child's birthdate
• child's grade (entering in Fall 2025-26 school year)
• emergency contacts
• residency status (only Clifton Park residents may attend Full Day Summer Camp)

WHEN REGISTERING FOR THIS CAMP, YOU WILL NEED:

• child's immunization records (day/month/year)
• Medical Authorization Form completed and signed by physician (if child has allergies/uses EPI Pen)
  
  PLEASE DO NOT PROCEED WITH REGISTRATION UNTIL YOU ARE PREPARED TO ENTER THIS INFORMATION
  
  

Recycling and Reducing are great,
but what about Reusing!
We all have items that are still good, but we have no use for.
Put them out for others to take or maybe find something you need!
May 2 - May 4, 2025

Event Guidelines:

• 12:00 p.m. on Friday May 2 to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday May 4
• Items to be given away should be placed at the end of participants personal driveway or curb ONLY
• Mark items with the Event Flyer or a “FREE” sign and display with items, so that items intended to be given away are clearly labeled and no one accidentally takes unintended items
• It is the sole responsibility of the homeowner to place items out and remove them by 5:00 p.m. Sunday. The Town will NOT collect any leftover items.    
• Respect for personal boundaries is required; participants should rummage at designated curb sites only and at no time should anyone enter private property
• For any remaining items, consider donation to charity or giveaway on social media. The following website also has donation ideas: Transfer Station (cliftonpark.org)

Event sponsor, Town of Clifton Park GREEN Committee, assumes no liability for any loss, injury, theft, or damage to property.

G.R.E.E.N. Committee - Town of Clifton Park Official Website

Go Kids Lego School Break Camps were designed to keep brains moving in a different way than the traditional Go Kids programming. Each child will be given an individual challenge as well as small group challenges throughout the camp morning. They will sketch, build and present their finished work to their peers. No supplies are necessary; all Legos will be provided by Go Kids. Due to the structure of this class, all students must be able to build their Lego creations independently. Weather permitting, we will take a break to play outside.

The Go Kids All-Sports Program was created for kids who love to be active and enjoy playing sports/games with their peers. During class, participants will be on the move, competing in recreational classics like Capture the Flag, Four Square, as well as variations of basketball, soccer, etc. Children of all skill and fitness levels are invited to play. Go Kids strives to provide an atmosphere in which children of varying ages can come together and learn skills that will lead them to a lifetime of health, fitness and fun.

Go Kids Just for Kicks is a soccer-specific program designed for children ages 4-7. Campers will be challenged with developmentally appropriate activities focused on building a foundation of skills for the future. No experience is necessary! All players must wear shin guards, cleats/sneakers, bring a soccer ball water bottle and come ready to have fun! This is an excellent camp to introduce the young soccer player to the sport or to improve specific skills of the young soccer player.

Go Kids Lego School Break Camps were designed to keep brains moving in a different way than the traditional Go Kids programming. Each child will be given an individual challenge as well as small group challenges throughout the camp morning. They will sketch, build and present their finished work to their peers. No supplies are necessary; all Legos will be provided by Go Kids. Due to the structure of this class, all students must be able to build their Lego creations independently. Weather permitting, we will take a break to play outside.

Go Kids is the Capital Region’s only multi-sport and exercise program specifically designed for children aged 3-5. Go Kids’ sports and fitness activities teach preschoolers the fundamentals of 7 different sports in a social, team-based, non-competitive environment. Go Kids seeks to promote a healthy lifestyle, help develop a lifelong passion for physical activity, decrease childhood obesity, increase confidence and prepare children for participation in school and the broader community. For more information and additional classes, please visit www.123gokids.com