Nike Girls Basketball Camp Webster University St. Louis, Missouri
We are excited to once again welcome Coach Jordan Olufson, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Webster University, to our Nike Girls Basketball Camp at Webster University in St. Louis, MO. There are two Complete Skills Camp sessions, they will run from June 16-19 and July 14-16, 2013.
In his sixth season with Webster University and his fifth as Head Women's Basketball Coach, Jordan Olufson has built a strong reputation as an excellent basketball coach in the college coaching world. The daily format, which includes fundamental instruction, lectures, and team games, leaves every camper with renewed energy for the game of basketball and enhanced skills. In addition to the instructional basketball program, exciting off court activities are organized by the staff, such as pizza and movie nights.
Highlights Include
- Superior instruction
- Daily emphasis on fundamental development, team play, and more
- Fundamental instruction, lectures and team games
- Official NIKE Camp T-shirt
- NIKE Camp workbook and other great NIKE prizes
Webster's home campus, located in Webster Groves, Mo., a picturesque suburb of St. Louis, is an ideal setting for summer camp. Campers will reside on campus and hone their basketball skills daily at Grant Gymnasium.
Meet your coaching staff
Camp Director
Jordan Olufson
Jordan Olufson enters his sixth season at Webster University and his fifth as the Head Women's Coach. He has led his team to two different 17 win seasons, which is the third highest win total in the program's history. He ranks second all time in total wins at Webster University with 57. Olufson also led the Gorloks to their first NCAA III National Tournament (2011) appearance since 2005. His career record stands at 57-48, as the head coach and 38-26 in the SLIAC Conference.
Read Full BioA native of Jefferson City, MO, Olufson played at Ashford University, where he was a two year starter after transferring from Missouri Valley. He ended his college career with 1,003 points and pulling down 502 rebounds. A graduate of Helias High School, Olufson earned his bachelor's degree in Sports and Recreation Management. He also earned his master's degree in Sports and Business Administration from University of Central Missouri. Olufson was the assistant coach at both Ashford University and the University of Central Missouri.
Camp Code: BKGRWB
Complete Skills: This program is a great place for any young basketball player who is looking to develop and refine their fundamental basketball skills. All aspects of the game are covered and emphasis is placed on individual fundamental development, team play, Offensive and Defensive techniques and more.
Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week. In addition, campers will be evaluated and then split up into smaller groups according to age and ability.
Sample Daily Schedule
- 7:00 Wake-up, shower
- 7:45 Breakfast (Overnight campers only)
- 9:00 Day campers arrive; stretching and conditioning
- 9:15 Instructional stations
- 10:30 Lecture
- 11:00 Full-court games
- 12:00 Lunch, rest
- 1:00 Team practice
- 2:00 Full-court games
- 3:00 Drills, stations
- 4:00 Skill contests
- 5:00 Free time
- 5:30 Dinner
- 6:30 Back to gym, league games
- 9:00 Extended Day Campers depart
- 10:00 Overnight campers to rooms; lights out!
Extended Day Campers: Campers should eat breakfast at home before they arrive at camp. Lunch and dinner are provided.
Swim Party: All of the Girls and Boys Sessions will have a swim party one night of camp. ALL campers will need to bring their bathing suits.
Camper
This was the best basketball camp so far
Compared to other camps I’ve been to, this was the best one so far. And I liked the camp this year even better than last year!!
Camper Parent
My daughter loved the overnight camp and will be back next year
My daughter was not going to stay overnight but then changed her mind. The staff's willingness to let her stay was fantastic and they made it as easy as possible. She loved it and wants to come back next year.
Camper Parent
Daughter's first camp away from home was a success
This was my daughter's first away from home camp. It was a great opportunity for her. She loved it and has improved a lot.












Camper
Camp gave me the courage to try out for my school team
The camp gave me the courage to go out for the basketball team at my school this year.