SUMMER RUN N FUN CAMPS

• Week 1: June 22 – 26
• Week 2: June 29 – July 2 (no camp on July 3rd)
• Week 3: July 6 – 10
• Week 4: July 13 – 17
• Week 5: July 20 – 24
• Week 6: July 27 – 31
• Week 7: August 3 – 7

Week 1 – “World Cup Week”

• Soccer focus + global games
• Kids rep countries all week
• Friday = World Cup tournament
• Field Trip

Week 2 – “Backyard Legends”

• Wiffle ball, kickball, dodgeball, capture the flag
• Includes activities like ty-dying and scavenger hunt
• Field Trip to National park with Orienteering

Week 3 – “Extreme Sports Week”

• Floor hockey, speed/agility challenges, obstacle courses
• Brainstorm obscure sports or activities that we can adapt to run in dome
• Beach Field Trip 

Week 4 – “Olympics Week”

• Track and Field -style events, relays, team scoring all week
• Opening/closing ceremonies
• Each Day has a Country that kids learn about with their national sport etc.

Week 5 – “Underdog Sports Week”

• Handball, ultimate frisbee, gaga ball, broom ball
• Team Building activities, human knot, minute to win-it style challenges

Week 6 – “Skills & Thrills”

• Skill competitions (shooting, accuracy, speed)
• Longest throw, kick etc.
• Possibility of bounce house or trampoline events?
• Field Trip

Week 7 – “Camp Championship Week”

• Teams drafted Monday with potential mid-week shake up for fairness and engagement 
• Points all week → Friday finals + awards
• Focus on Brackets and a different sport each day

• 9:00–9:20 → Warm-up + group game
• 9:20–10:30 → Theme sport block
• 10:30–10:45 → Snack
• 10:45–12:00 → Theme competitions
• 12:00–12:30 → Lunch
• 12:30–1:30 → Classic games (dodgeball, kickball, etc.)
• 1:30–2:30 → Team challenge / tournament
• 2:30–3:00 → Free play + pickup games

• Refillable water bottle
• Athletic, closed-toed footwear only (sneakers)
• Socks
• Books (there will be a quiet activity time after lunch everyday where campers may spend their time reading a book, coloring, crafts, etc.)
• Sunscreen (Please apply sunscreen to your camper in the AM before coming to camp. For safety reasons, we do not share sunscreen among campers)
• Sport specific equipment (for Sport Specific Camps)
• Do not send iPads, DS Games, Cell Phones, card games (including Pokémon) or anything of value.
• Please label everything you send to camp with your child

Prepare for Camp

• Backpacks – According to regulations, medications, cosmetics or anything marked “keep out of the reach of children” are not permitted to be stored in your child’s backpack.
• Outside Play – Fresh air and sunshine are important for a child’s health and well-being. It is important that your child be dressed appropriately for outside play. Children need to wear shoes that will permit them to run and play without injury.
• Clogs, Crocs and flip-flop type shoes are not permitted. If your child wears this type of shoe to camp, they will not be allowed to participate in the activities.

Darren Casey-Covell serves as the Youth Programs Director at New England Sports Hub, where he leads the vision and execution of all summer camp programming at The Hub. With a career rooted in coaching and youth athletics, Darren brings years of hands-on experience working with kids of all ages in high-energy, multi-sport environments that prioritize both fun and development.

Darren previously held leadership roles as Director of Programming for HERO Kid Sports and Kidokinetics, where he built impactful youth programs, led coaching teams, and worked closely with schools, communities, and families. His approach has always centered on creating engaging experiences that keep kids active, learning, and coming back for more.

In addition to his role at The Hub, Darren is currently an Assistant Football and Hockey Coach at Cheverus High School, where he helps student-athletes grow not only in their sport, but as teammates and young adults.

At his core, Darren believes sports should be fun first—because that’s where confidence, learning, and real growth begin. He is passionate about creating an environment where kids feel comfortable taking risks, learning from mistakes, and discovering their potential. Darren emphasizes life skills like teamwork, communication, resilience, and accountability—values that extend far beyond the game and into everyday life.

Children are responsible for bringing a daily lunch and snacks. Snack breaks are offered in the afternoon. Snacks are not provided. Please pack your own snack or plan on sending your child with a small amount of money to purchase one. While packing your own snack, be mindful of allergies that other children may have. Label all food items and lunch boxes with your child’s name.

Add-On Lunch

Our in-house kitchen will have a variety of healthy, nutritious lunch and snack options available for an additional cost each day as a convenient alternative to a packed lunch.

Once you have completed registration for your camper. Please complete the camper health history and information form. CLICK HERE

• Before Care – Mornings (8A – 9A): $25/per day
• After Care – Afternoons (5P – 6P): $25/per day
• Both Before Camp Care & After Camp Care: $50/per day