Registration is now open to young football players for the three-day summer 2017 Cowboy Football Camp, which kicks off at Canyon High School Monday, June 19 and runs through Wednesday, June 21, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.
Open to all Santa Clarita youth regardless of football experience, the non-contact football fundamental skills camp will be held on the astroturf at Canyon’s football stadium, at 19300 W. Nadal Street in Canyon Country.
Canyon Football Head Coach Rich Gutierrez
Beginners are welcome and will be comfortably introduced to football. More experienced participants will have their abilities tested and improved.
Canyon Head Coach head Rich Gutierrez and his Canyon High School Football coaching staff conduct the Cowboy Football Camp. Lunch, snacks, drinks and camp T-shirt will be provided.
The fee for the Cowboy Football Camp is $55 per player for all three days.
To register, go to Santa-Clarita.com/Seasons, click on the “explore – register now” button, type “Cowboy Football Camp” in the search box, and hit enter.
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Saugus alumni coaching canyon football, very sad
Maybe saugus doesn’t give him a shot.