Question: My child is in 5th grade but really wants to challenge himself. Should he attend the Elite Camp?

Answer: Yes! Although the suggested age range for the Elite Camp is players entering 6th to 11th grade, the program is designed for all players who are serious about competing at the high school or even collegiate level in the future. If your child has previous experience playing organized basketball, and is mentally prepared for a weekend of hard work, then he or she is a candidate for the Elite Camp. We often find that our youngest Elite Campers benefit the most from the high-level instruction they receive during the three-day session.

Question: Your staff looks excellent, but will my child get any personal coaching from them?

Answer: Unlike some basketball camps hosted by star athletes, the logo of our camp is central to our program. Matt is at camp to greet campers when doors open every morning, and stays long after the very last camper has gone. Throughout the day, Matt is actively coaching campers as he shares his basketball knowledge and experience during drills, activities and games. Matt's passion for camp is evident, and is often on display when he takes to the mic for play-by-play commentating during the championship games.

Question: Does Matt really spend time at camp?

Answer: Unlike some basketball camps hosted by star athletes, the logo of our camp is central to our program. Matt is at camp to greet campers when doors open every morning, and stays long after the very last camper has gone. Throughout the day, Matt is actively coaching campers as he shares his basketball knowledge and experience during drills, activities and games. Matt's passion for camp is quite evident, and is often on display when he takes the mic to do play-by-play commentating for the championship games.

Question: My daughter can't make the Girls Camp, are Day and Elite Camps good options for her?

Answer: Many girls attend our co-ed Day Camps and Elite Camps. While the Girls Camp features an all-female coaching staff that can be valuable to female players, we are committed to providing the best learning environment for every camper at all our sessions. Female campers at our co-ed camps can request to be matched up with each other during games, and can also be placed on the same team as another female camper or coach.

Question: What's for the lunch at camp?

Answer: The lunch meal at camp is meant to replenish and rehydrate and rejuvenate the campers for the second half of the day. The lunch menu alternates between pizzas, sandwiches and wraps, while beverage choices include iced tea, lemonade and bottled water. If the camper requires a kosher or vegetarian meal, please provide specific instructions in the additional comments field on the registration form.

Question: Should my child bring a snack or a water bottle?

Answer: Campers may bring snacks and water bottles, although they may not be necessary. Cool water is available at camp throughout the day and campers are given frequent water breaks in between the drills and activities. Additionally, sports drinks and snacks can be purchased during the lunch hour and water breaks.

Question: My child is one of the older campers. Will he or she have a good camp experience?

Answer: Our programs have proven to be successful with boys and girls spanning different ages, experiences and backgrounds. The key to our success is personal coaching. Many of the drills that we do at camp are challenging even to some of the best professional players. Our coaches are aware of the varying skill levels at camp and they make sure that each player is sufficiently challenged. Additionally, players are matched up based on skill, experience and size during games.

Question: We can't attend the entire camp session. Do you offer partial tuition rates?

Answer: We recommend that players attend our entire session without interruption to receive the best possible instruction and experience from our program. However, we are happy to make arrangements to accommodate campers that have conflicts during the session. Single-day or half-day tuition is pro-rated, with an additional administration fee. The rates are as follows:

3 days - $275.00
2 days - $175.00
1 day - $100.00

Question: My child would like to bring some teammates to camp. Do you offer group rates?

Answer: We currently offer group rates for our Elite Camps only. Through team-building exercises and the confidence developed from working together, a competitive edge can drastically improve your team’s performance in the upcoming season. We encourage teammates to go through our Elite program together. The group rates are as follows:

3 registered campers - $295.00 each
5 registered campers - $275.00 each
8 registered campers - $245.00 each
10+ registered campers - $200.00 each

Question: Can you provide us with a receipt and the camp’s Federal Tax ID information?

Answer: If you paid your tuition online with a credit card, you should have received a receipt from Paypal. If you lost your receipt records or paid via check, please email us directly at info@mllscamp.com. The Federal Tax ID (EIN) for the Matt Lottich Life Skills Basketball Camp is 40-9439781.