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All Reviews about Nike Boys Basketball Camp at Stony Brook University

4 Reviews

  • Enjoyed working with the Stony Brook Men's basketball players. The director was great and knew the boy's names by Day 2 of camp.
  • The players and the director were extremely welcoming, personable, and made the experience the highlight of my kids summer.
  • My son loved getting to play and practice on a collegiate court.
  • The counselors and the drills were excellent.

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  • Complete Skills Camp

      • Ages 8-14
      • Boys
      • Complete Skills

      • July 27 - 30, 2026

        Full Day

        • Daily hours: 9:00am-3:00pm

        $529

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Nike Boys Basketball Camp at Stony Brook University

Begins Jul. 27, 2026

From $529

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Camp Overview

Improve your game and have serious fun
at Nike Basketball Camps

Head to Stony Brook, NY, and improve your skills with the Head Men's Basketball Coach Geno Ford, and staff in summer 2026. This boys-only camp is the perfect place to polish up on your game, learn new techniques, and become a leader.

The Complete Skills Camp helps players of all abilities develop athletically, refine fundamental basketball skills, and enhance their skill set at the post, wing, or guard position.

Highlights Include

  • Emphasis on fundamental development, team play and basketball IQ
  • Off-court discussions and activities to enhance on-court game
  • Receive a Nike Basketball Camp t-shirt and other prizes!

Camp Coaches

  • Geno Ford

    Geno Ford

    Camp Director

    During the 2021-22 campaign, Ford was instrumental in developing one of the most dangerous backcourts in the region, with a pair of all-conference guards in Tykei Greene and Anthony Roberts leading the way. Greene was inside the top 100 nationally in numerous rebounding categories, while Roberts scored the program's first 40-point game since 2015-16

    Geno Ford

    Geno Ford

    Camp Director

    The squad was also one of the most protective in Stony Brook's Division I history, finishing with the second-lowest turnover rate since 2000. It also was the fourth-most efficient offense since 2000 and the best mark since the 2015-16 campaign. His squad finished inside the Top 25 nationally in fewest fouls and fewest turnovers, as well as the top 50 nationally in turnovers per game.

    Ford guided one of the nation's most intimidating defenses in 2020-21, finishing 16th nationally in blocks per game and 36th in the country in field-goal percentage defense.

    In his first season at the helm of Stony Brook in 2019-20, Ford led Stony Brook to its seventh 20-win season in nine years, finishing with a 20-13 record and a berth in the America East semifinals.

    They continued a decade of excellence in which they finished inside the top two in nine of the last 10 seasons, something that hasn't been done by any other America East team. He also helped lead three all-conference selections, including first-teamer Elijah Olaniyi and second-team selection Andrew Garcia to success this season.

    His offense also broke records from beyond the arc this season, making a total of 274 3-pointers this year, a new team record. Makale Foreman also set a new mark individually, draining 104 shots from outside.

    The Cambridge, Ohio native became the head man after three years as the Associate Head Coach under Boals, helping lead Stony Brook's offense to one of its most prolific outputs in Division I history with 71.6 points per game. That number was only bettered by the 2015-16 conference championship team.

    Under Ford's associate head coach tenure, Stony Brook finished inside the top two in the standings in two of his three seasons with two America East semifinal berths also during that time.

    He also brings a wealth of head coaching experience with two stops coming before this. He took over at Kent State in 2008, helping lead the Golden Flashes to a 68-37 record in his three years just outside of Cleveland, Ohio. This included a 35-13 mark in the Mid-American Conference and a pair of MAC regular-season championships, becoming the first MAC coach in 48 years to win back to back regular-season crowns.

    He parlayed that into a job in the Missouri Valley Conference with Bradley, guiding the program to the nation's seventh-best turnaround in his second season, leading the team from a 7-25 mark to 18-17 the following year. He also coached the second MVC player ever to record 500 points, 100 rebounds, 100 assists and 70 steals in a season in Walt Lemon, Jr.

    The Ohio University graduate sits sixth in school history with 1,752 career points after averaging 18.9 and 18.7 per night in his junior and senior seasons, respectively. He was also First-Team All-MAC and Academic All-Conference selection as a senior in 1997.
  • Jaden Uken

    Jaden Uken

    Assistant Coach

    Jaden Uken re-joins his former boss, Geno Ford, as the Director of Basketball Operations at Stony Brook starting with the 2019-20 season. Uken stays in the New York City area after spending three seasons at Fordham University as the team's Director of Basketball Operations. He was also the Rams' assistant coach in the 2015-16 season

    Jaden Uken

    Jaden Uken

    Assistant Coach

    Before then, he was the recruiting coordinator under Ford at Bradley University, helping the Braves to one of the nation's best turnarounds in the 2012-13 season, winning 11 more games than the previous season in Illinois. He also helped Ford secure a star-filled recruiting class in 2013-14 that included a Top 100 high school recruit, a junior college All-American and a pair of NJCAA All-Region first-team selections.

    He was also part of Ford's first staff at Kent State that was responsible in aiding the Golden Flashes to back to back Mid-American Conference regular-season titles and NIT bids in the 2010 and 2011 seasons.
  • Casey crawford

    Casey Crawford

    Director of Basketball Operations

    Crawford joined the Stony Brook staff in the summer of 2024 and will embark on his first season with the program in 2024-25.

    Casey crawford

    Casey Crawford

    Director of Basketball Operations

    Crawford most recently served as a graduate assistant on Jeff Boal's staff at Ohio University. In his role with the Bobcats, Crawford maintained NCAA compliant recruiting logs, aided the Director of Operations in meal and operations coordination and assisted with OHIO Basketball Camps.

    Prior to serving as a graduate assistant on staff at Ohio, Crawford held the position of head student manager. He maintained and organized a group of 10 managers through day-to-day activities, assisted in the coordination of travel efforts and created managerial schedules for away games and events.

    Crawford also serves as a director and board member of Grow The Game, in which he initiates contact with hundreds of student managers across the country, facilitates relationships with former managers for mentorship opportunities, organized and managed large, contact-based files shared amongst seven other board members.

    Through coaching, Crawford has played a role in the development of players like Mark Sears, Jason Preston, Jason Carter, Dwight Wilson III and Ben Vander Plas.

    Crawford earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in 2022 and a Master of Science in Recreation in 2024 from Ohio.
  • Mark Dixon

    Mark Dixon

    Assistant Coach

    Mark Dixon joined the Stony Brook men's basketball staff in June of 2024. The 2024-25 season was his first on staff with the Seawolves.

    Mark Dixon

    Mark Dixon

    Assistant Coach

    Dixon came to Long Island by way of Marquette University, where he spent three seasons on the coaching staff under Shaka Smart. He served as a program assistant during his first two seasons with the Golden Eagles before being elevated to assistant coach for the 2023-24 season. He helped Marquette win a team-record 29 games, tie the league record for wins (17), and win the Big East Conference regular season and tournament titles in 2022-23. Dixon played an instrumental role in player development for the Golden Eagles, helping mold the league’s player of the year (Tyler Kolek), the sixth man award winner (David Joplin) and a pair of all-league honorees (Kam Jones and Oso Ighodaro) in 2022-23.

    In his first season as an assistant coach in Milwaukee, Dixon helped Marquette advance to the Big East Tournament title game for the second straight season, earn a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament, and advance to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2013. Marquette totaled 56 wins over the last two seasons, the highest two-year total in program history.

    Prior to his time at Marquette, Dixon spent the 2020-21 campaign at Texas as a graduate assistant with the men’s basketball program under Smart. He assisted with the day-to-day operations of the program, including player development and opponent scouting.

    A native of Riviera Beach, Florida, Dixon earned his graduate degree in the Master's in Management program at Marquette in 2023. He earned his bachelor’s in sports management from Florida International in May of 2020 and a graduate certificate from Marquette in sports leadership in 2022.
  • Aaron Clarke

    Aaron Clarke

    Director of Player Personnel

    Aaron Clarke returned to the Stony Brook men's basketball team as its Director of Player Personnel in June 2025. Clarke previously played two seasons with the Seawolves from 2022-24.

    Aaron Clarke

    Aaron Clarke

    Director of Player Personnel

    After graduating, Clarke spent the past year working with Adam Harrington and Mat Sulda as they ran individual and group basketball workouts in New Jersey.
    During his two seasons as a Seawolf, Clarke appeared in 34 games and made 29 starts. Shooting over 40 percent from the field, he accumulated 460 points at Stony Brook to give him a career total of 1,678. Clarke was instrumental in guiding the team to its first CAA championship game in 2024, scoring 69 points with 18 rebounds and 14 assists during the tournament. In the semifinal game against Drexel, he came up with the team's biggest basket of the season as he made the game-winning jumper with 18 seconds left in double overtime to send the Seawolves to the championship game.

    A standout player at Roselle Catholic High School, Clarke led the team to a New Jersey State Championship title as a freshman in 2015. In 2018 he began his collegiate playing career at Sacred Heart. Over his four years with the Pioneers, Clarke appeared in 103 games and totaled 1,218 points. He went on to earn Third Team All-NEC honors for the 2021-22 season.

    Clarke earned his bachelor's degree in sports management at Sacred Heart in 2022 and completed his MBA at Stony Brook in 2024.

Camp Details

July 27-30, 2026

  • Check-in: Monday at 8:30am
  • Closing Ceremony: Thursday at 2:30pm
  • Meals: Lunch is not provided. Please bring a packed lunch.
  • Daily Hours: MON-THURS 9AM-3PM

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?

  • Instruction: Morning and afternoon training sessions
  • Supervision: Campers are supervised by staff during camp hours
  • Lunch: Lunch is not provided, please bring a sack lunch each day
  • Camp T-shirt & Prizes: Campers at multi-day camps will receive a Nike Basketball Camps t-shirt. *1-day clinics and fall, winter and spring camps excluded.
  • Basketballs: Basketballs are provided for instruction during camp

INSTRUCTION & FACILITY

  • Ratio: 1:10 staff-to-camper ratio
  • Groupings: Campers are grouped by ability, age, and experience, per the Director's discretion
  • Facility: Indoor courts
  • Medical Protocol: Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

CUSTOMER PORTAL

To access your completed camp enrollments, Health and Release Forms, and Camp Information Packet, please visit: US Sports Camps Customer Portal

PRE-CAMP CHECKLIST

To view your customer account, complete your mandatory forms, pay balance dues, and review important camp information, visit Pre-Camp Checklist. All necessary camp information is on this page. If there are any imperative changes prior to camp start, registered campers will be notified via email and this webpage will be updated!

PACKING LIST

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment, and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

● Athletic, on-court clothing
● Athletic shoes
● Water bottle
● Packed lunch and snacks
● Small gym bag/backpack

CAMPER EVALUATION

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.

MEDICAL PROTOCOL

Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

COMPANY POLICIES

If you need to cancel for any reason up until 24 hours prior to camp check-in, you will receive a camp credit voucher for tuition fees paid that is good through the following year for any sport and is transferable to any immediate family member. Participants who DO NOT attend their registered session (no-shows for any reason) or who do not contact USSC to cancel at least 24 hours prior to camp check-in will not receive a voucher or refund. Cash refunds are given only if Cancellation Protection was purchased at the time of registration and the cancellation is made before your balance due date.

For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is not provided by the camp to or from any airports. If you are flying to or from camp, we recommend using an airport shuttle service. Please schedule flights as close as you can to the check-in times on the first day and check-out times on the last day.

NIKE BASKETBALL CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our basketball camps, please see our FAQ page.

*Please note, this information is subject to change.

Sample Daily Schedule

9:00 AM Camp meeting, discuss agenda for the day

9:15 AM Offensive/defensive skill stations

10:30 AM Lecture/technique demonstrations

11:00 AM Games/contests/shooting

12:00 PM Lunch/games

1:00 PM Offensive sets discussion

1:30 PM Team practice

2:15 PM Offensive/defensive skill stations

3:00 PM Departure

Island Federal Credit Union Arena, the new 4,000-seat home of Stony Brook's men's and women's basketball teams, officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct. 3, 2014. The ceremony represented the completion of a two-year, $21.1 million renovation of the facility, which originally opened in 1990.

The new Arena features modern arena video technology, including videoboards on both ends of the court, four luxury suites and a VIP lounge all with loge seating, an expanded concourse with new concession and restroom areas and an enhanced competition court and improved practice courts.

WHAT FAMILIES SAY ABOUT Nike Boys Basketball Camp at Stony Brook University

4 Reviews

  • Enjoyed working with the Stony Brook Men's basketball players. The director was great and knew the boy's names by Day 2 of camp.
  • The players and the director were extremely welcoming, personable, and made the experience the highlight of my kids summer.
  • My son loved getting to play and practice on a collegiate court.
  • The counselors and the drills were excellent.

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