August 12-15
GRADES 4-9
Immaculate Conception School
Fayetteville, New York
Steve Evans Basketball Camp
The Evans Difference
Experience four days of fun, skills, clinics and competition, plus personal attention from Coach Evans and other college players. On Thursday, campers participate in a playoff style tournament and leave with a personal evaluation analyzing their skills along with a camp t-shirt.
2 Decades. 12,000+ Campers. Thousands of Friendships.
For more than 20 years, Coach Steve Evans Basketball Camps
(SE-BBC) have attracted youth campers from Central New York and beyond for one simple reason: the instructional difference. At SE-BBC, each camper plays 8 games and receives training from experienced college and high school players — including Coach Evans himself — on discrete skills, including moving without the ball, stationary moves, moves on the move, finishing school, shooting, and more. Teaching happens all day, every day.
Tuition
$300* Per Camper Per Week
(*$100 non-refundable deposit due at registration)
DISCOUNTS
Early Registration Discounts:
$50.00 for applications received by May 31, 2024
$25.00 for applications received on June 1 through July 4, 2024
Multiple Family Discount:
Families registering more than one camper may deduct $25 per sibling (first camper full price)
Group Discount:
Registrants who apply a specific $25 discount coupon code during online registration. Groups can only be established with new campers, not registered campers. You must have 4 or more campers register in a group.
Camp Philosophy
For twenty-four years, our program continues to teach the fundamentals of the game of basketball. Any camper, whether beginner or experienced level player, is welcome at our camps. We are a fundamentals camp. We teach the game, make it fun and keep it fun all week. We teach the same skills that we taught to our scholarship level college players at Le Moyne College for 15 years. We begin with the basics and progress each day as appropriate. More experienced players will be challenged at a more advanced level in our skill sessions.
Regardless of experience level, size or position, we work on every skill from running and jumping, footwork and agility, balance, dribbling, passing, shooting, both individual and team defense, rebounding, team play etc. We work on shooting multiple times each day. We teach the rules and situations of the game as well. Each camper is placed on a camp team with a coach. Our staff is carefully selected to blend high school and current college players to provide a well rounded experience.
In addition to skills and drills, campers participate in daily contests, 3 on 3, and play at least two games each day. While we compete, competition isn’t our primary focus at camp. We want campers to try new things and not fear failure or losing while growing as a player – regardless of their level. We’ll get to know each camper individually and work on the fundamentals of the game as well as each camper’s confidence and self-esteem throughout the week. The goal is to give campers a positive basketball experience and help them develop new skills each day. Combined with that boost in confidence, our hope is they’ll continue to practice the new skills they’ve learned once they get home and beyond.
DISCOUNTS
Early registration discounts: $50.00 for applications received by May 31, 2024 $25.00 for applications received on June 1 through July 4, 2024
Multiple Family Discount: $25.00/sibling enrolled per session attended (first camper full price)
Group rate discount: Get a $25 discount code for all the players listed in your approved registration group. You must have 4 or more campers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Does Coach Evans do any of the teachings at camp?
Yes, Coach Evans supervises all of the instruction each day. He teaches all of the fundamentals to each league of campers.
What time is drop-off?
Campers may be dropped off using the side entrance of Immaculate Conception School. CAMP WILL START PROMPTLY AT 9:00 AM EVERY DAY. Campers may arrive as early as 8:30 AM.
What time is pick-up?
Camp will end each day at 4:20 PM. Campers may be picked up in the gym or outside after 4:30 PM.
Do you provide lunch?
All campers are responsible for their own lunch throughout the week. You will have the option to buy “Lunch Bunch” for $6.25 per day ($25 for the week) or bring a bag lunch. “Lunch Bunch” will include two slices of pizza, chips, and Gatorade.
How do you pay for lunch bunch or snacks during camp?
You can “deposit” money in the camp bank, and campers can use a declining balance throughout the week. You can add to their account during morning drop off. Any remaining money will be returned during the last afternoon of camp on Thursday.
Do you sell snacks or drinks?
Our snack shack is open each day of camp during games when the campers are not playing. Campers may purchase candy, water, and Gatorade from their camp bank account or use cash.
How do you divide the campers up ?
At the start of camp, campers are divided by grade into leagues. After the first set of evaluation games and skillsets, campers are then moved according to skill level. We will also move campers within leagues to balance out teams throughout the week. We do not guarantee team requests but will ensure league requests. Registering as a group does not guarantee that your campers will be on the same team. It is only for the discount purpose.
How many campers are assigned to one staff member?
There is an 10:1 ratio of campers to staff.
When do I have to sign up?
As soon as possible. Prior to COVID, we have not been able to take another camper after August 1.
Can I get more than one discount?
Yes, you get as many discounts as you are eligible for.
What is your TAX ID number? 27-1886032
Is there a refund policy?
The $100.00 tuition deposit is non-refundable. Any money paid after the deposit is refundable until August 8th. If there is an injury before camp, a medical credit minus a $50.00 processing fee will be issued for the 2025 summer camp with a note from the diagnosing physician. A doctor’s note must be submitted seven days before the start of camp. Medical credits will not be issued if a note or notification is submitted after the start of the camp. If an emergency or injury takes place within seven days of the start of camp, you must notify us immediately of your need to withdraw from camp and a note must be issued within 48 hours to the start of camp. A credit will be issued once a note from a diagnosing physician is submitted. Medical credits cannot be redeemed for cash. Medical credits for the 2025 camp season expire on July 1, 2025. If the state/federal government/agencies prohibit the operations of camp due to a natural disaster, pandemic, or unforeseen situation campers will be offered a credit for the amount paid for the summer 2024 camp or a refund of the amount paid minus a $50.00 processing fee.
When is the balance due?
Balance payments are due before August 12 or cash at registration.
Do you accept credit cards at registration?
No, we only accept cash at registration.
When will we get a confirmation that the camper is in camp?
Confirmation emails are sent out once we receive your application and deposits. Please keep your confirmation letters as receipts of payment for flexible spending and taxes.
Can campers be grouped with their friends or teammates?
As long as the campers are the same grade they will be in the same league at camp. They will eat lunch and do everything together. They just may not be on the same team.
Can parents come to camp and watch? Yes
Can campers check-in and out of camp?
Yes, they need to check-in and out through their team coach or camp director.
Can campers miss one day but return the next?
Yes, we ask that if your camper is absent for any reason, that you notify the camp director as soon as possible.
Any other questions? Please contact us at Steve.wevans20@gmail.com.
Coach Steve Evans
Steve Evans served as the seventh head men's basketball coach in Le Moyne College history and ranks second in LeMoyne College Men’s Basketball coaching victories behind Thomas J. Niland, Jr. The former assistant basketball coach at Northwestern University and Siena College guided Le Moyne to over 200 wins.
He began the Steve Evans Basketball Camps in 2000 and has directed every phase of the program since. Coach Evans has always enjoyed basketball camp and tirelessly works to ensure a positive summer camp experience for campers and their parents.
Coach Evans has earned the reputation as one of the most trusted college basketball coaches in the Central New York. With his 21 years of experience on the college sidelines, during the basketball season you can often find Coach Evans mid-court at college games working as a color commentator for ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, and the ACC Network.
Academics was always the first priority for his teams. Of the 48 players to complete their playing eligibility at LeMoyne under Coach Evans recruitment, 46 graduated with a degree (96% Academic Success Rate). In nine of his 15 years as head coach, Evans also had a player named to one of the Northeast-10 Conference All-Conference teams, including seven of his last nine years.
Evans and the Dolphins gained national attention to open the 2009-10 season by defeating Syracuse University, 82-79, in an exhibition contest in the Carrier Dome on November 3. Moreover, after a successful regular season, the 2013-14 Dolphins were selected to the NCAA Tournament. In addition to his role as Head Coach, Coach Evans served on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball National Committee, which works to ensure integrity in the sport and its championship selection and competitions.
Most importantly, Coach works with athletes, parents, coaches and administrators, year-round, as a teacher and advocate for positive youth sports locally, regionally and nationally. Coach Evans personally hires the staff and oversees the camp schedule and its’ curriculum daily.
“Camp is and has always been the highlight of my summer. Every day we come to work with one goal – make each day a positive one for each of our campers. Kids playing basketball, making new friends and learning about themselves daily, gives me an energy that I can’t match many places. Watching a young player come to camp at age 7 or 8 and in some cases seeing them play at the varsity level up 9-10 years later is a big reward as well. I get to know them and their families and watch from a distance how they grow as a person.”
Coach Steve Evans