Three air conditioned courts.

All games are recorded on DVD using the latest video and audio equipment.

Two camera operators are on one end of the gym, and one on the other end to capture the action at all times.

Your personal observer will narrate a running critique of your game that becomes part of the sound track of your DVD game recording.  Here, D-1 referee Bruce Hicks narrates the critique with a remote microphone added to your video as it is recorded!  You can look back later for a refresher of lessons learned!

During the lunch session Dr. Bill White, Coordinator of Officials with D-II conference CCAA, discusses what college supervisors look for.
 

Camp counselor Tony Colazzo demonstrates proper body positioning during a fast break.

Going over the video after the game. the entire crew reviews performance as a whole and as individuals.

Camp counselor Eric Morales points to a situation on the video from this crew's game.

Camp counselor and NCAA Men's D-1 Sweet Sixteen official, Bruce Hicks, demonstrates proper positioning as a Center...

...and when to shift to a trail position.

Camp Counselor Bob Williams shows the primary coverage area for baseline coverage.

Camp counselor Bob Williams shows a camper proper baseline coverage, giving new meaning to "hands-on training".  Bob is known for his intensely personal training for officials by physically moving them to varying proper positions and viewing angles during live game action as ball and player movement dictates.

NCAA D-1 official Milt Stowe currently working in the WAC and the Pac 10, makes a point during a timeout.

Camp counselor Victor Briscoe makes a lesson point during a timeout.

Pizza and chicken wings for the Friday night social!

Camp counselor Terry Minney approves!

Saturday morning massages were available to campers!

Camp counselor Milt Stowe discusses game situations with camper during timeout.

Jerry Scott, Camp Director, oversees the action in afternoon sessions.

Camp counselor Victor Briscoe critiques game situation during video review of just-completed games.

Offering critique and instruction in video review

Camp counselor Bruce Hicks observes and offers suggestions during games

Longtime D-1 official Anthony Crozier offers suggestion during a timeout.

Classroom discussion about officiating theory involving various hypothetical game situations.

Camp counselor Bruce Hicks relates an officiating story to officials waiting for their next game...

The Saturday night barbecue!!  Slow cooked brisquit and chicken, salad, beans and rolls...  and lemon cake for dessert!  It's all included in the cost of the camp!

Camp counselor Bryce Melancon enjoys dinner.  Bryce now works in the CCAA, GSAC, CVC and Western States conferences as a direct result of his participation in the CCBOC. 

Camp counselor Bart Duren offers suggestions during timeout

Camp counselors Bruce Hicks (L) and Anthony "Quinn" Crozier share a laugh with campers

Just before dinner, longtime CCBOC counselor Anthony "Quinn" Crozier, D-1 official in the Mid-Continent conference and past official in the Pac-10, discusses the small things referees do that affect their development and the speed with which they advance.

Camp counselor Eric Morales reviews a game situation during timeout.

Camp counselors Bruce Hicks (L) and Anthony Crozier observe game action.

Camp counselor Bob Williams explaining primary coverage areas to camper during game.

Jerry also runs an officiating camp in Hawaii. 

Seen here (l to r) is Rufus Arthur, D-1 official and camp counselor, Milt Stowe, D-1 official and camp counselor, Hawaii Lt. Governor  James Duke Aiona, Jr., Anthony Crozier, D-1 official and camp counselor, and Jerry Scott.

D-1 official Anthony Crozier discusses official's on-court appearance and demeanor in the Hawaii camp.