All Santa Clarita youth, regardless of football experience level, are invited to attend this fun and exciting non-contact football fundamental skills camp at Canyon High School’s Football Stadium.
The camp will be conducted by Head Coach Rich Gutierrez and the coaching staff from June 13 to June 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The $90 fee will include lunch, snacks, drinks, and camp T-shirt provided.
Beginners are welcome and will be comfortably introduced to football. More experienced participants will have their abilities tested and improved.
Register [here] (Click the icon that says explore and register now, then search Cowboy Football Camp).
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