Overtime Sports Camp
Daves Avenue Elementary, 16400 Blossom Hill Rd, Los Gatos, CA 95032
About
Overtime Sports Camp offers a mix of sports and games, including soccer, basketball, flag football, gaga ball, pickleball, dodgeball, wiffle ball, capture the flag, and golf focused on chipping and putting. Campers also take part in arts and crafts such as tie-dye, painting, and friendship bracelets, along with carnival games and water games.
• Ages: 5–11 years old
• Schedule: All-day camp sessions with camp hours from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, including multiple sessions from June 8–12, June 15–26, July 6–17, and July 20–24, with optional morning and afternoon care available
• Price: Session 1: $525; Session 2: $1,000; Session 3: $1,000; Session 4: $525; sibling discount of $50 off the total for Sessions 2 and 3; a $100 deposit is included in the total payment; extended care is $15.00 per hour
Overtime Sports Camp welcomes campers in grades TK–6 and groups them into pods of about 10–15 kids organized by grade. Each group has two counselors, an assistant counselor, and a head counselor. Every Friday is a “Fun Friday” with special carnival games, sweet treats, camp-wide competitions, and lunch provided, and Thursdays are Jersey Days. The camp notes that it welcomes all kids regardless of athletic experience and exposure. Families are asked to send campers with lunch, a morning snack, shoes, a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and clothing that works for physical activity, with lunch provided on Fun Fridays.
The camp is led by Directors Brooke Guslani and Jay Herington. Brooke teaches 6th-grade English and Leadership at Fisher Middle School in Los Gatos, played softball and soccer throughout high school, and has coached Varsity Softball at Palo Alto High School and Los Gatos High School. She earned her BA from the University of Colorado and her teaching credential and Master’s in Education from Notre Dame de Namur, and she has 15 years of experience at Decathlon Sports Camp as a junior counselor, counselor, and Director for 8 years. Jay teaches 7th-grade Math and Leadership at Nesbit School and previously taught middle school math in Oakland. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and attended Notre Dame de Namur for graduate school, pursued soccer throughout high school, coached middle school soccer teams at his previous school, and also worked at Decathlon Sports Camp for 15 years as a junior counselor and later as a director.
The camp’s stated mission is to bring the pure element of play back into children’s lives, with a philosophy that goes beyond the scoreboard and focuses on self-esteem, confidence, leadership, new games, teamwork, sportsmanship, and building lifelong friendships in an environment described as safe, nurturing, and exciting. Overtime Sports Camp is described as an all-day summer camp serving communities in Monte Sereno, San Jose, Campbell, Saratoga, Cupertino, Santa Clara, and the greater Bay Area.
Parent feedback includes comments that counselors were “awesome,” “very tuned in to the kids,” and that the camp was “very well staffed” with “fun activities.” One parent shared that their boys “really loved their week at OT sports camp” and came home “happy and tired every day,” calling it their “favorite camp of the summer.” Another parent reported that their child “really LOVED Overtime” and wished to attend all summer. A kindergarten teacher from Van Meter Elementary School described Director Brooke as a positive, caring adult who supports healthy friendships and recommended the camp to families looking for a summer program.
Last updated June 4, 2026.
• Ages: 5–11 years old
• Schedule: All-day camp sessions with camp hours from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, including multiple sessions from June 8–12, June 15–26, July 6–17, and July 20–24, with optional morning and afternoon care available
• Price: Session 1: $525; Session 2: $1,000; Session 3: $1,000; Session 4: $525; sibling discount of $50 off the total for Sessions 2 and 3; a $100 deposit is included in the total payment; extended care is $15.00 per hour
Overtime Sports Camp welcomes campers in grades TK–6 and groups them into pods of about 10–15 kids organized by grade. Each group has two counselors, an assistant counselor, and a head counselor. Every Friday is a “Fun Friday” with special carnival games, sweet treats, camp-wide competitions, and lunch provided, and Thursdays are Jersey Days. The camp notes that it welcomes all kids regardless of athletic experience and exposure. Families are asked to send campers with lunch, a morning snack, shoes, a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and clothing that works for physical activity, with lunch provided on Fun Fridays.
The camp is led by Directors Brooke Guslani and Jay Herington. Brooke teaches 6th-grade English and Leadership at Fisher Middle School in Los Gatos, played softball and soccer throughout high school, and has coached Varsity Softball at Palo Alto High School and Los Gatos High School. She earned her BA from the University of Colorado and her teaching credential and Master’s in Education from Notre Dame de Namur, and she has 15 years of experience at Decathlon Sports Camp as a junior counselor, counselor, and Director for 8 years. Jay teaches 7th-grade Math and Leadership at Nesbit School and previously taught middle school math in Oakland. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and attended Notre Dame de Namur for graduate school, pursued soccer throughout high school, coached middle school soccer teams at his previous school, and also worked at Decathlon Sports Camp for 15 years as a junior counselor and later as a director.
The camp’s stated mission is to bring the pure element of play back into children’s lives, with a philosophy that goes beyond the scoreboard and focuses on self-esteem, confidence, leadership, new games, teamwork, sportsmanship, and building lifelong friendships in an environment described as safe, nurturing, and exciting. Overtime Sports Camp is described as an all-day summer camp serving communities in Monte Sereno, San Jose, Campbell, Saratoga, Cupertino, Santa Clara, and the greater Bay Area.
Parent feedback includes comments that counselors were “awesome,” “very tuned in to the kids,” and that the camp was “very well staffed” with “fun activities.” One parent shared that their boys “really loved their week at OT sports camp” and came home “happy and tired every day,” calling it their “favorite camp of the summer.” Another parent reported that their child “really LOVED Overtime” and wished to attend all summer. A kindergarten teacher from Van Meter Elementary School described Director Brooke as a positive, caring adult who supports healthy friendships and recommended the camp to families looking for a summer program.
Last updated June 4, 2026.
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