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  • July 27–30, 2026

    • Ages 10-17
    • Co-ed
    • Track & Field

    • Full Day (4-day camp)

      • Daily hours: 9:00am-4:00pm

      $495

    • Overnight (4-day camp)

      • Schedule listed in Camp Details

      $845

  • Aug. 3–6, 2026

    • Ages 10-17
    • Co-ed
    • Track & Field

    • Full Day

      $495

    • Overnight

      • Schedule listed in Camp Details

      $845

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Nike Track and Field Camp at University of Puget Sound

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Camp Overview

2026 DATES ARE LIVE!

Nike Track & Field Camps is excited to return to University of Puget Sound in Summer 2026! Register today and enjoy elite-level training while making memories to last a lifetime. The camp offers a unique opportunity to train under the direction of college coaches and current and former collegiate athletes who serve as counselors. The camp is open to athletes ages 10-17.

Overnight Camp **SOLD OUT in 2025!**

Our overnight camp at Puget Sound offers an immersive, on-campus experience where campers reside in the dormitories in adjacent rooms to the camp staff while training during the daytime hours. The tuition includes housing, meals, fun evening activities, as well as college recruiting seminars on Tuesday evening (parents are encouraged to attend the seminars!).

Day Camp (9:00am – 4:00pm)

Nike Track & Field Camps also offers a summer day camp program for athletes who do not wish to stay overnight. This program runs 9:00am-4:00pm each day and includes daytime training only. Campers can bring their own lunch or purchase on campus.

Facilities/Events

Campers have the unique opportunity to train at the Baker Stadium Track Complex on campus at University of Puget Sound throughout the week. This camp offers sprints and jumping event instruction only (excludes high jump and all throwing events).

Nike Sports Camp Experience

At University of Puget Sound, Nike Sports Camps offers a unique experience with many sports (Baseball, Cross Country, Soccer, Softball, Swim, Tennis, and Track & Field) operating simultaneously. During the day, the athletes receive sport-specific coaching within their sport focus. In the evening, overnight campers across all sports come together for a special camp-wide experience which includes fun field games, educational seminars, and more.

The Nike Track & Field Camp at University of Puget Sound is open to any and all entrants and limited only by number, age and gender. Athletic facilities and coaches are subject to change. The camp is not owned, sponsored, controlled or endorsed by University of Puget Sound.

Highlights Include

  • Instruction from passionate coaches and current and former student athletes
  • Low camper to coach ratio
  • Morning and afternoon training sessions each day
  • Fun field games and other evening activities (overnight program only)
  • Panel-style evening seminars covering important topics within collegiate athletics
  • All campers receive a Nike Camp T-shirt and have an opportunity to win prizes (based on merit)

Camp Coaches

  • Sean Henning

    Sean Henning

    Director of Cross Country and Track and Field, Biola University

    Sean Henning took over as Biola’s Track & Field and Cross Country head coach in June 2015. He came to Biola after time at California Baptist University in Riverside, California. He attended Azusa Pacific for his undergraduate studies.

    Sean Henning

    Sean Henning

    Director of Cross Country and Track and Field, Biola University

    His first season at the helm of the Eagles' award-winning cross country program was a resounding success. He helped Kellian Hunt reach her full potential and win an NAIA National Championship, while guiding three others to All-American status. Also, his women's team claimed the Golden State Athletic Conference Championship with Hunt and Kevin Horchler both winning individual GSAC Championships. Henning was named the GSAC Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year.

    In his first year with the Eagles' track and field program, coach Henning led 22 student-athletes to All-American honors and 12 GSAC Championships .In both Cross Country and Track, the Eagles had 37 All-GSAC student-athetes, while breaking eight school records and winning two conference championships. The men's Cross Country team finished 25th at nationals while the women's team finished third. The women's indoor and outdoor track teams posted 10th and sixth place finishes at nationals respectively. Coach Henning put together the 2015-2016 Women's NAIA Program of the Year and was named the 2016 USTFCCCA NAIA West Region Women's Coach of the Year.

    Henning's second season of cross country was just as much of a success as the first as he again led the women's team to a Golden State Athletic Conference title and earned the women's cross country conference coach of the year honors again. That same team finished third at the NAIA National Championship meet and had two runners (Emily Ransom and Lyndee Dawson) earn NAIA All-American status. The men's team had another strong year, finishing tied for second at the conference meet and sending a full team to the national championship meet once again. Combined, the two teams had nine all-conference runners, two All-American runners and an astounding eight NAIA/GSAC Scholar-Athletes.

    During his second track & field season he led the Eagles to a pair of podium finishes at the GSAC Track & Field Championships. The women's side placed second and the men finished third. He coached his student-athletes to five GSAC Championship winning performances, including an impressive run of the women's 3,000m steeplechase where Biola Eagles took spots 1-3. The women's team scored top-30 finishes at both the NAIA Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field Championships.

    His third season was transition time for Biola as the Eagles were NCAA Division II members and a part of the PacWest Conference for the first time. Since Biola was not yet eligible for NCAA postseason competition it also held dual-membership in the National Christian College Athletic Association. Henning led the men's cross country team to a NCCAA National Championship in the fall, making it Biola's first team championship in any sport in 30+ years. Gabe Plendcio won an individual national title in that race, while Biola's women's team placed second overall. In total, Henning coached eight student-athletes to All-American honors in that meet. He was named the NCCAA Men's Coach of the Year.

    Both cross country teams also competed at the PacWest Championship for the first time that year (2017) and both sides finished third. A total of six student-athletes earned All-PacWest honors during that race, making them the first Biola student-athletes in any sport to claim that honor.

    The track season saw Biola finish sixth (men's) and seventh (women's) at the PacWest Championships and saw some individual runners compete at the NCCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Crystal Jardines (10k) and Stephanie Croy (3k steeple) won NCCAA National Championships and the Eagles claimed 13 NCCAA All-American honors. Henning's programs were a major reason Biola led the PacWest in Academic All-PacWest honors for 2017-18, accounting for 64 of Biola's 176 awards.

    The 2018-19 season was a remarkable one for both Biola Cross Country and Track & Field. Both Cross Country programs won the National Christian College Athletic Association national championship and men's cross country took home Biola's first-ever PacWest Conference Championship in ANY SPORT. Gabe Plendcio led the effort during cross country season, winning the individual title for both the NCCAA and PacWest Conference. The women's side finished third at PacWest in a competitive race that saw Point Loma and Azusa Pacific tie for the title. The two sides combined for 13 NCCAA All-American honors and 10 All-PacWest honors.

    Track & Field season saw Nathaniel Belden and Ryan Thompson break school records and Mackenna Mason win both the 5k and 10k titles at the NCCAA National Championships. Sarah Prystupa won the pole vault and Hannah Hubbard won the triple jump to bring the Eagles four titles in the spring. The highlight of the PacWest Championship meet was Ryan Thompson, who won the 10k title by :00.08 seconds. This season the track & field teams took home eight all-conference honors and 12 NCCAA All-American honors. The teams continued to achieve in the classroom as well, earning NCCAA Scholar Team status and having 71 Academic All-PacWest honors.

    In the middle of the 2018-19 school year alumna Kellian Hunt was inducted into Biola Athletics' Hall of Fame. Henning delivered Hunt's introduction at the ceremony.

    Biola men's cross country continued its run of success in 2019, as the Henning-led Eagles notched the PacWest crown in consecutive seasons. Gabe Plendcio led the way for the whole conference, winning the individual championship once again. The men went on to take sixth at regionals and 25th at nationals in their first appearance at either stage. On the women's side, BU tied for second at the PacWest Championships and ultimately nabbed 14th in the first NCAA DII West Region Championships. On the track, both teams saw their season cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Athletics returned in the spring of the 2020-21 season, leaving cross country with a canceled campaign. Track and field took to the competition with a unique season, competing solely in central and southern California. Both teams fought for a fifth place finish at the PacWest Championships in Fresno, California. Rebeka Preston and Emily Alvarez each highlighted the women's group with an appearance at Nationals. Preston earned a spot in the heptathlon and grabbed 10th with 4688 points and Alvarez nabbed 9th place in the 400 hurdles finals.

    The 2021-22 season saw the resumption of both the cross country and track and field teams with a full season schedule. Men's cross country started strong with a win over the field of 21 teams at the Biola Invitational. Ronald Kigen and Brady DeHaven led the way, as the Eagles nabbed third at the PacWest Championships and seventh at Regionals. On the women's side, freshman Lynette Ruiz paced the squad with consistently top-tiered times and a second place individual finish at the PacWest Championships. BU took second place in conference by one point and ultimately headed to the NCAA West Region Championships and finished fifth in a field of 24 teams.

    BU women's track and field saw multiple program records in 2022. Jada Pierce bolstered the hammer throw crown with a best mark of 49.31, which helped her win the event at the conference championships. Lynette Ruiz added to her rookie season with a program record in the 10,000 run, finishing first at the Mike Fanelli Track Classic with a time of 35:18.47. The NCAA provisional mark helped her to a Nationals appearance where she placed 13th.

    In his eight season at Biola, Henning and the Eagles were the top dogs in the conference. The men's and women's cross country squads took home the team crowns at the PacWest Championships to go along with individual championships from Lynette Ruiz and Benjamin White. Success across the board led to Men's and Women's PacWest Coach of the Year awards for Henning in 2022. Both teams would go on to place in the top six teams at regionals, before the women advanced to NCAA DII Nationals nationals for the first time in program history.

    2023 saw continued success for Biola Cross Country under Henning's leadership. The women's squad won its second-straight conference title and went on for its best finish at NCAA West Regionals with a second place showing. All seven Eagles landed in the top 22 at the conference meet with six, scoring an All-PacWest honor. The team was led by All-American Susi Bruennig, as they finished 17th as a team at Nationals. On the men's side, BU took second at the PacWest Championships and Jerry Baltzer was the leader in the clubhouse, finishing first as the PacWest Individual Champion. The team went on to Regionals and grabbed seventh place, just missing out on advancing to Nationals.

    During his time at CBU, Henning served a majority of his tenure as the lead assistant coach, with a brief stint as the Interim Head Coach in 2011-12. The Biola position becomes his first full-time head coaching position at the collegiate level.

    Henning was on the coaching staff as the CBU men's cross country team won back-to-back-to-back –to-back PacWest Championships in cross country during its first four years in the conference. The women's contingent also won two titles and had two other top-3 finishes in that span. The 2013 and 2014 men's teams qualified for the NCAA National Meet in its first two eligible seasons, placing 22nd and 24th in the nation and having one runner earn All-American status.

    Leading up to being postseason eligible in the NCAA, the CBU Track & Field program had 23 student-athletes earn NCCAA All-American honors and six individuals won NCCAA National Championships. In the team’s first season of NCAA postseason eligibility four Lancers qualified for the NCAA National Meet and Henning helped coach Veronica Hall to the school’s first-ever NCAA All-American finish (7th in the 1,500).

    Prior to his time with the Lancers, Henning spent just under two years as the head coach of Western Christian High School’s track & field and cross country programs. During his time at Western Christian, Henning led his team to back-to-back Christian League Championships and undefeated seasons in 2009 and 2010. After winning the league championship in cross country in 2009, Western Christian finished fifth in the CIF Southern Section finals and eighth in the California State Cross Country Championships. Henning led his team to a league championship in track and field in 2010, coaching nine league champions and had 13 athletes qualify for the CIF Southern Section Championships.

    Henning is a graduate of Azusa Pacific University, where he ran cross country and made two NAIA National Track & Field Championships appearances running the marathon. In 2013 he attained his Master’s in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia-Irvine. He also has USA Track & Field Level I and Level II Certification in endurance events and USATF Level II in combined events.

    He and his wife, Megan, were married in 2010 and have two children together, Caleb Michael Henning and Kate Grace Henning.
  • Daniel Ozan Headshot

    Daniel Ozan

    Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach, Mt. San Antonio College

    Daniel Ozan (Coach O) is the head cross country coach at Mt. SAC and serves as a support staff member for Next Athletes and Nike Cross Country Camps.

    Daniel Ozan Headshot

    Daniel Ozan

    Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach, Mt. San Antonio College

    Daniel Ozan began his Mt. SAC coaching career in 2015 and serves as Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Assistant Coach. Since his arrival, Ozan has made a huge impact within the Mountie Program. Under his leadership, the Mounties have achieved remarkable success, including seven Cross Country State titles, over 80 All-Americans, three individual Cross Country Champions, 14 individual Track Champions, and 12 Track and Field team titles. He has been named the 5CTCA Coach of the Year twice and the SCC Assistant Coach of the Year 19 times.
  • Kulsum Baig 150x150

    Kulsum Baig

    Certified Athletic Trainer

    Kulsum Baig is a certified athletic trainer and handles all athletic training needs for Next Athletes’ Nike Sports Camps. With a Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from San Diego State University and a Graduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Injury Management from the University of Kentucky, Kulsum has worked with athletes at the high school, collegiate, and clinical levels.

    Kulsum Baig 150x150

    Kulsum Baig

    Certified Athletic Trainer

    Currently serving as an athletic trainer at Malibu High School, Kulsum is committed to providing top-tier care, optimizing performance, and ensuring athlete safety. Known for her passion for sports medicine, Kulsum strives to make a lasting impact in the field of athletic training.

Camp Details

SECURE YOUR SPOT!

You can expect a high demand on these first-come-first-serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

CAMP INFO:

The information below is based on previous years and is subject to change each year.

GENERAL CAMP INFO:

  • Camp Dates: July 27-30, Aug. 3-6, 2026 (Mon-Thurs)
  • Ages: 10-17
  • Gender: Coed
  • Options: Day Camp (9:00am-4:00pm) & Overnight Camp
  • First Day Check-In: Please use the campus map if you have any questions.
  • Last Day Check-Out: 4:00pm on Thursday at Anderson/Langdon Hall
  • Meals: Meals are provided for overnight campers only. Day campers are required to bring their own lunch each day.
  • Apparel: All campers should arrive at check-in dressed in their athletic apparel and ready to train.

OVERNIGHT CAMP

The overnight program includes instruction, fun games and competitions for prizes, overnight accommodation, all meals, fun evening activities, and more. The camp staff resides in the dormitories in adjacent rooms to the campers and provides supervision throughout the camp.

  • Check-in: On the first day of camp, check-in will be between 7:30-8:00am.
  • Check-in Location: Anderson/Langdon Hall
  • Check out: On the last day of camp, check-out is at 4:00pm at Anderson/Langdon Hall.
  • Meals: Day 1: Lunch, Dinner | Days 2-3: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner | Day 4: Breakfast, Lunch

Housing Information: The information below is based on previous years and is subject to change.

  • Dorm: Anderson/Langdon Hall (Tentative)
  • Roommates: Rooms are assigned by age & roommate requests. Roommate requests must be mutual. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age. It will be a great opportunity to meet someone new!
  • Bathrooms: Shared
  • Linens: Not included. Bring linens (Twin XL) or a sleeping bag, pillow, pillowcase, and a towel.
  • Air Conditioning: None. The dormitories tend to stay cool with the mild nighttime temperatures. Campers are welcome to bring a small fan.
  • Room Key Deposit: $50

DAY CAMP (9:00AM – 4:00PM)

This camp offers a day camp program for campers who do not wish to stay overnight. This option includes instruction and daytime activities only.

PARENT/CAMPER SEMINARS

Both campers and parents are invited to join us for educational seminars on Tuesday evening. The location and schedule will be announced prior to camp. Seminar topics will include college recruiting, expectations of a collegiate athlete, how to choose the right school, and more. We also offer opportunities for Q&A with each panel of coaches.

PREPARE FOR CAMP: COMPLETE YOUR 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!

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING:

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money. Please label all luggage and athletic equipment with an easily identifiable tag which has the camper’s full name and contact info

DAY CAMPERS:

  • Running or athletic shoes
  • 1-2 pairs of broken-in running shoes/event spikes
  • non-running shoes
  • Packed lunch/snacks
  • water bottle
  • sunblock
  • small gym bag/backpack
  • extra spending money ($50)

OVERNIGHT CAMPERS ONLY:

  • Weather-appropriate clothing for 3 nights/4 days
  • Running or athletic shoes
  • 1-2 pairs of broken-in running shoes/event spikes
  • Non-running shoes
  • Water bottle
  • Sunblock
  • Small gym bag/backpack
  • Pajamas/Sleepwear
  • Backpack
  • Swimsuit and easily identifiable towel
  • Flip flops
  • Toiletries
  • Bath towel
  • Hat or Visor
  • Sunglasses
  • Spending Money ($50-100)
  • Linens (twin sheets & blankets or sleeping bag, pillow, pillowcase)
  • Signed Heath & Release forms and waivers (forms completed online do not need to be printed and turned in at camp)
  • Room Key Deposit of $50 (please bring a check made out to “Next Athletes, LLC” on the first day of camp)

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.

TRAVEL

Nike Sports Camps does not provide transportation from airports, train stations or bus depots. If you have a child flying to camp, please arrange a shuttle or taxi service.

TEAM/GROUP DISCOUNT

If you have a team or group of 5 or more campers registering for the same camp, each camper may be eligible for a discount. To receive the group discount, please have someone email US Sports Camps at [email protected] with the following information: Camp name, list of camper names, and the number of campers. We will respond with a unique discount code for everyone in the group to use during online registration. *Note: Discount amounts vary by program, so please reach out for more details.

COMPANY POLICIES

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

CANCELLATION DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER

In the event a camp day is cancelled or camp hours are adjusted due to inclement weather, we will make every effort to provide make-up time. If make-up time is not possible, no refund will be issued for the first cancelled day or any shortened hours. If additional full days are cancelled and cannot be rescheduled, a pro-rated camp credit voucher will be issued for each cancelled day beyond the first.

NIKE RUNNING CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our running camps please see our FAQ page.

DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE

TEAM DISCOUNT: If five or more campers register together, each camper is eligible for a $25 discount. Please have a team contact reach out directly to the USSC office at 1-800-645-3226 to receive a discount code to identify your group. Campers may then register through the website at their convenience and apply the coupon code during check-out.

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  • We bring the best out of campers of all skill levels. All we require is a positive attitude.

  • Our Health & Release Form does not require a doctor’s signature. This form is required to be filled out accurately, and completed online prior to camp arrival.

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