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Flag Football Summer Camp


The Future Stars Flag Football Camp (ages 6-14) is designed to encourage all players to transition into the sport of football without contact.


Campers are able to develop and/or fine-tune their offensive and defensive football skillsets, including but not limited to, footwork, route running, pass protection, passing, pass coverage, field awareness, and strength and agility work. Our expert, adult staff will provide campers with many opportunities to drill the correct techniques needed to excel on the field in a safe and fun environment. 


Flag Football will be completely non-contact and is appropriate for all levels and abilities.

Flag Football Camp

Ages: 6-14
Dates: Jul.1-5, Jul.15-19
Jul.29-Aug.2, Aug.12-23
5 Weekly Sessions
*NO CAMP THURSDAY JULY 4th 

Time: 9am - 4pm

 

TYPICAL DAY

9am Dynamic WarmUps

9:30am Speed & Agility

10am Offensive Fundamentals

11am Morning Scrimmages

12pm Lunch

12:45pm Recreational Swim

1:30pm Skills Competitions

2:00pm Defensive Fundamentals

3pm League Competitions

4pm Dismissal
*Activities & times subject to change

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Expert adult staff
  • Positions Training
  • Technique Development
  • Speed & Agility Drills
  • Mini Combine
  • Skills Challenges
  • Scrimmages

FACILITIES

  • State of the art collegiate facilities
  • Modern turf field
  • Access to air-conditioned gymnasium
  • 25-yard heated indoor pool
  • Outdoor inflatable water slides

Director: Craig Mannhart 

Craig has been with Future Stars for 3 years and runs a wonderful Flag Football program. He is a certified NYS PE teacher and brings a huge amount of experience, energy and enthusiasm to the program. Craig is a Selden native and graduated from Old Westbury University with a degree in Physical Education and Health Education. He taught and coached at a number of school districts around Suffolk county including Middle Country School District before landing a full-time position at a DOE school in Queens. Some of the sports and teams he has coached include varsity football, middle school boys and girls basketball, and middle school softball.  He is a passionate coach who loves to see his players and campers succeed on and off the field.

 

FACILITIES

St. Joseph's University, Long Island, is conveniently located in Patchogue off Sunrise Hwy. South Service Road just east of Waverly Ave.

The John A. Danzi Athletic Center on main campus contains a number of outstanding features for camp use including: 25-yard heated swimming pool, strength training room, aerobics/dance room, general purpose room, basketball courts, volleyball courts, elevated track (1/12 mile), state-of-the-art fitness room, men’s and women’s locker rooms and lavatories.

Also on main campus is the newly completed Business and Technology Center, which Future Stars utilizes for many of our STEAM programs.  Within the B & T Center are state of the art computer labs that boast the most up to date equipment and software, air-conditioning, Smart Boards, surround sound, not to mention a full-time security guard and brand new lavatories.

The new 25-acre outdoor field complex will be the focal point for many of our sport specific programs. The Danzi Stadium includes a 400-meter all-weather track (six-lane turns, eight-lane straights), long jump pits, high jump and pole vault areas, synthetic turf field for soccer and lacrosse and a grandstand. Gregg Alfano Field features a synthetic turf infield, clay pitcher’s mound, natural grass outfield that reaches 403 feet in center field, bleachers and dugouts. The Softball Stadium Includes a clay infield, a natural grass outfield that reaches 210 feet to dead center and dugouts. An additional jewel in the Outdoor Field Complex crown are the six new Deco Turf tennis courts. There are also clean and air-conditioned bathrooms, and a full-time security guard dedicated solely to the campers’ safety. 

LEADERSHIP


Director: Shane Flanagan - tenure w/ Future Stars - 13 years. 
Shane serves as site-director for our St. Joseph's University site. Currently, Shane is the athletic director at the Waldorf School of Garden City, along with being a 6th-12th grade phys ed. and health ed. teacher. He coaches varsity soccer, softball and golf, and oversees all middle and high school after-school athletic programming.
Shane graduated Magna Cum Laude from Adelphi University and subsequently earned an MS from LIU Post. He most recently graduated with an MS in Athletic Administration from Concordia University. From 2010-2017, Shane directed programs and was responsible for overseeing site operations at our Southampton location. Following his tenure at Southampton, Shane served as the Assistant Site Director, in charge of camp programming, curriculum development and staff training at both our Farmingdale and Purchase locations. Shane brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to all programs he's involved with. He currently resides in Babylon with his wife Marissa and two children.


Aquatics Director: Kimberly Teague – tenure w/ Future Stars – 5 years

Health Director: Adam Montes – tenure w/ Future Stars – 5 years
Office Manager: Margaret Kopcienski – tenure w/ Future Stars – 5 years
Multi-Sports Director and Assistant Site-Director: Joe Francese – tenure w/ Future Stars – 11 years

After serving as director of Rising Stars of Future Stars at Farmingdale State College, and as assistant director of soccer in Southampton, Joe has joined forces with the talented staff at St. Joseph’s University to help establish a premier summer camp in central Suffolk County.

Joe, and his devoted staff, are the driving forces behind the tremendous success of our multi-sport program. Launching events like the Bike Rodeo, Color Run, Olympics Week, Color War Week, Future Stars Triathlon and offering day trips to Splish Splash, LI Ducks and many more, have made the multi-sport program a can’t miss experience!

Joe teaches high school science in the Bellmore-Merrick school district where he coaches both cross-country and volleyball. During his tenure at Bellmore-Merrick, Joe has also coached football, track, and baseball.

Joe received his bachelor's degree from Hofstra University in exercise physiology and went on to earn a master's degree from Dowling College in education. Prior to his teaching career, he served as the head exercise physiologist at Lifeline Cardiac Rehabilitation Center in Great Neck for 3 years. Joe currently lives in Miller Place with his wife and two children.

DIRECTIONS

Directions to the Danzi Athletic Center on main campus:

From the West: Travel east on Sunrise Highway (Rt 27) to Exit 52 – Waverly Avenue. Continue on the Sunrise Highway Service Road. The entrance and parking facilities are located 1000 feet beyond the traffic light, past Waverly Avenue.

From the East: Travel west on Sunrise Highway (Rt 27) to Exit 52. Turn left at the first light onto Waverly Avenue, over the overpass, then turn left again at the next light onto the Sunrise Highway Service Road. The entrance and parking facilities are located 1000 feet to the right).

Directions to the Outdoor Field Complex (OFC):

From the West: Take Sunrise Highway (Route 27) east to Exit 53 (Route 112). Take exit and then stay on South Service Road past Rt. 112. Complex will be ahead on your right just past Phyllis Drive.

From the East: Take Sunrise Highway (Route 27) west to Exit 53 (Route 112). Stay on North Service Road and make left at light on Route 112. Make left at next light onto south service road. Complex will be ahead on your right just past Phyllis Drive.)

Address to this location is:
155 West Roe Boulevard Patchogue, NY 11772

Phone Number: 631.572.0232

FAQ

Who are your staff members?
Our staff comprises coaches, teachers, instructors and collegiate-student athletes who share a passion for working with children and have experience and know-how in their respective fields.

What are the ratios?
Typically, between 8-10:1. Exceptions are Tennis (6:1) and Little Stars (4:1)

What happens during inclement weather?
Camp still runs as planned. If possible, we prefer to have our programs continue with their normal programming. However, if and when inclement weather mandates we go indoors, we have ample indoor space to utilize at main campus. Occasionally, the multi-sport program will take off-site trips on rainy days, such as bowling, air-trampoline, etc. 

What happens on really hot days?
Our experienced coaching staff will take additional water/shade breaks throughout the day. There are shaded areas and tents around the athletic fields where groups can rest between activities. Campers are able to cool-off by our misting fans or even take a quick run through the sprinklers that we turn on. Pool time and/or Water Park time would also be extended for that day, not to mention access to air-conditioned indoor space.

What do I send to camp?
Please follow this link for
“What To Bring”.


Can I switch sessions and/or programs?
Yes. You can do this anytime throughout the summer, pending availability. Our office must be notified on the Friday of the prior week so that we can staff accordingly. We cannot make changes after Monday. Please email stjoes@fscamps.com with any changes.

Can I add sessions during the summer?
Yes. You can add sessions anytime, prior to the week you’re looking to enroll, pending availability. The price will be at our current 1-week rate and will not include any previous discounts, aside from our sibling discount.

Do you have a camp nurse?
We have EMT’s and certified athletic trainers. Please see our “Leadership” section for details.

Are programs Co-Ed?
Most programs are co-ed. Please see our individual program pages for details.

How are campers grouped?
For sport specific programs (soccer, basketball, baseball, etc.), campers are grouped by age and ability. For our popular multi-sport program, campers will be grouped mainly by age/grade.

Looking for more info? Click here to visit an extended FAQ section.

Should you still have questions or concerns, please e-mail us at stjoes@fscamps.com or give us a call 631.572.0232. We will be happy to help.