University of Minnesota Morris Cougar Athletics Camps & Clinics
University of Minnesota Morris Cougar Sports Center and Athletic Facilities, 1 East College Drive, Morris, MN 56267
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University of Minnesota Morris Cougar Athletics Camps & Clinics offers sport-specific activities including High School/Youth Hitting League, Sunday Hitting League, Wednesday Hitting League, Pitching Camp, Baseball Prospect Camp, Individual/Group Lessons, Men’s Soccer ID Camp, Softball Prospect Camp, Softball Clinics, Cougar Challenge Volleyball Tournament, High School Varsity Team Volleyball Camp, High School Skill Evaluation Volleyball Camp, Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp I & II, and Setters Volleyball Camp. The High School/Youth Hitting League, Pitching Camp, Baseball Prospect Camp, and Individual/Group Lessons involve baseball skills, while the Men’s Soccer ID Camp focuses on men’s soccer, the Softball Prospect Camp and Softball Clinics focus on softball skills, and the volleyball offerings include tournaments, team camps, skills camps, and a specialized setters camp.
• Ages: 14–18 years old
• Schedule: Sunday Hitting League meets Jan. 26, Feb. 2, and Feb. 9 from 10:45–11:30 am, Wednesday Hitting League meets Jan. 29, Feb. 5, 12, and 19 with options from 6:15–7 pm or 7:15–8 pm, and the Men’s Soccer ID Camp is a one-day event on March 30, 2025 from 9:30 am–5 pm
• Price: Sunday Hitting League: $44 per session or $106 for all three sessions; Wednesday Hitting League: $44 per session or $138 for all four sessions; Pitching Camp: $130 for all three dates or $54 for one date; Baseball Prospect Camp: $80; Individual lessons: $40 per hour; Group lessons: $25 per individual per hour; Men’s Soccer ID Camp: $45; Softball Prospect Camp: $80; Softball Clinics: $40 per session; Cougar Challenge Volleyball Tournament: $135 per team; High School Varsity Team Volleyball Camp: $95 for commuter players and $155 for residential players; High School Skill Evaluation Volleyball Camp: $95 for commuter players and $155 for residential players; Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp I & II: $50 for girls entering 4th–5th grade and $55 for girls entering 6th–8th grade; Setters Camp: $70.
The High School/Youth Hitting League provides hitting instruction from Cougar coaches and players, new hitting drills, and a variety of competitions. The Pitching Camp offers individualized pitching instruction from Cougar coaches and players with emphasis on pitching mechanics, arm care, pitch grips, and drills, and includes the option to have pitching velocity tested with a radar gun. The Baseball Prospect Camp includes one day of instruction on hitting, position-specific fielding (outfield, infield, catching), and pitching, along with evaluation by the coaching staff using metrics such as exit velocity, throwing velocity, and catcher pop time. Individual and group lessons can focus on specific elements chosen by the participant or cover general skills.
The Men’s Soccer ID Camp includes two field sessions, a campus tour, a Q&A with Minnesota Morris coaches and players, and lunch at the Dining Hall, with coaching provided by the Cougar men’s soccer coaching staff. The Softball Prospect Camp includes evaluation by the coaching staff and uses metrics such as exit velocity, spin rate of pitches, hitting velocity, bat speed, throwing velocity, catcher pop time, broad jump, and 40-yard dash. Softball Clinics pitching sessions cover fastball and change-up mechanics and tips for correction, and more advanced pitchers can work on rise, drop, and screwball pitches if basic pitches are mastered. Softball Clinics hitting sessions use a circuit of stations that cover hitting and bunting mechanics and tips and corrections.
The Cougar Challenge Volleyball Tournament uses four-team pools with pool play of two sets to 25 (no cap), followed by playoffs for all teams with matches best two out of three to 25 (no cap) and a third set to 15 (no cap) if needed, and tournament champions receive T-shirts. The High School Varsity Team Volleyball Camp focuses on advancing passing, serving, defending, and attacking skills as individuals, along with system team building, team chemistry, and competing, and all campers receive T-shirts. The High School Skill Evaluation Volleyball Camp focuses on advancing passing, serving, defending, and attacking skills as individuals, includes position-specific segments and competitive opportunities to elevate contributions to high school and club teams, and provides a T-shirt for all campers. Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp I & II give students the chance to learn and advance fundamentals in passing, setting, serving, attacking, blocking, and more through skill training sessions and competitive play with UMN Morris Cougar volleyball players and coaches, and all campers receive a Cougar Volleyball Camp T-shirt. The Setters Camp breaks down setting technique in all phases, including transition, footwork, hands, release, and jump setting, and also works on attacking from the front and back row, defensive transition digging, and serving, includes competition between sessions, may group campers by age and/or ability, and provides T-shirts for all campers. All Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp sessions are held at the air-conditioned Cougar Sports Center at the University of Minnesota Morris campus.
Assistant Coach Mason Rapp is listed as the email contact for individual or group lessons. The UMN Morris Athletic Department Statement of Philosophy is dated May 20, 2019. Cougar Athletics states a mission of offering a competitive NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics experience that advances the UMN Morris commitment to academic excellence, diversity, service, and community, fosters the core values of integrity, respect, unity, commitment, and excellence, and furthers students’ success in athletics, learning, and life. The Athletic Department seeks to support the educational mission of the university by making student-athletes’ athletic activities part of their overall educational experience, supports student-athletes as they compete for conference and regional championships, encourages sportsmanship and positive societal attitudes, provides equal opportunities for men and women, expects coaches and administrators to show fairness, openness, and honesty in relationships with student-athletes, and places the highest priority on successful completion of each student-athlete’s academic program.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 14–18 years old
• Schedule: Sunday Hitting League meets Jan. 26, Feb. 2, and Feb. 9 from 10:45–11:30 am, Wednesday Hitting League meets Jan. 29, Feb. 5, 12, and 19 with options from 6:15–7 pm or 7:15–8 pm, and the Men’s Soccer ID Camp is a one-day event on March 30, 2025 from 9:30 am–5 pm
• Price: Sunday Hitting League: $44 per session or $106 for all three sessions; Wednesday Hitting League: $44 per session or $138 for all four sessions; Pitching Camp: $130 for all three dates or $54 for one date; Baseball Prospect Camp: $80; Individual lessons: $40 per hour; Group lessons: $25 per individual per hour; Men’s Soccer ID Camp: $45; Softball Prospect Camp: $80; Softball Clinics: $40 per session; Cougar Challenge Volleyball Tournament: $135 per team; High School Varsity Team Volleyball Camp: $95 for commuter players and $155 for residential players; High School Skill Evaluation Volleyball Camp: $95 for commuter players and $155 for residential players; Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp I & II: $50 for girls entering 4th–5th grade and $55 for girls entering 6th–8th grade; Setters Camp: $70.
The High School/Youth Hitting League provides hitting instruction from Cougar coaches and players, new hitting drills, and a variety of competitions. The Pitching Camp offers individualized pitching instruction from Cougar coaches and players with emphasis on pitching mechanics, arm care, pitch grips, and drills, and includes the option to have pitching velocity tested with a radar gun. The Baseball Prospect Camp includes one day of instruction on hitting, position-specific fielding (outfield, infield, catching), and pitching, along with evaluation by the coaching staff using metrics such as exit velocity, throwing velocity, and catcher pop time. Individual and group lessons can focus on specific elements chosen by the participant or cover general skills.
The Men’s Soccer ID Camp includes two field sessions, a campus tour, a Q&A with Minnesota Morris coaches and players, and lunch at the Dining Hall, with coaching provided by the Cougar men’s soccer coaching staff. The Softball Prospect Camp includes evaluation by the coaching staff and uses metrics such as exit velocity, spin rate of pitches, hitting velocity, bat speed, throwing velocity, catcher pop time, broad jump, and 40-yard dash. Softball Clinics pitching sessions cover fastball and change-up mechanics and tips for correction, and more advanced pitchers can work on rise, drop, and screwball pitches if basic pitches are mastered. Softball Clinics hitting sessions use a circuit of stations that cover hitting and bunting mechanics and tips and corrections.
The Cougar Challenge Volleyball Tournament uses four-team pools with pool play of two sets to 25 (no cap), followed by playoffs for all teams with matches best two out of three to 25 (no cap) and a third set to 15 (no cap) if needed, and tournament champions receive T-shirts. The High School Varsity Team Volleyball Camp focuses on advancing passing, serving, defending, and attacking skills as individuals, along with system team building, team chemistry, and competing, and all campers receive T-shirts. The High School Skill Evaluation Volleyball Camp focuses on advancing passing, serving, defending, and attacking skills as individuals, includes position-specific segments and competitive opportunities to elevate contributions to high school and club teams, and provides a T-shirt for all campers. Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp I & II give students the chance to learn and advance fundamentals in passing, setting, serving, attacking, blocking, and more through skill training sessions and competitive play with UMN Morris Cougar volleyball players and coaches, and all campers receive a Cougar Volleyball Camp T-shirt. The Setters Camp breaks down setting technique in all phases, including transition, footwork, hands, release, and jump setting, and also works on attacking from the front and back row, defensive transition digging, and serving, includes competition between sessions, may group campers by age and/or ability, and provides T-shirts for all campers. All Cougar Skills Volleyball Camp sessions are held at the air-conditioned Cougar Sports Center at the University of Minnesota Morris campus.
Assistant Coach Mason Rapp is listed as the email contact for individual or group lessons. The UMN Morris Athletic Department Statement of Philosophy is dated May 20, 2019. Cougar Athletics states a mission of offering a competitive NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics experience that advances the UMN Morris commitment to academic excellence, diversity, service, and community, fosters the core values of integrity, respect, unity, commitment, and excellence, and furthers students’ success in athletics, learning, and life. The Athletic Department seeks to support the educational mission of the university by making student-athletes’ athletic activities part of their overall educational experience, supports student-athletes as they compete for conference and regional championships, encourages sportsmanship and positive societal attitudes, provides equal opportunities for men and women, expects coaches and administrators to show fairness, openness, and honesty in relationships with student-athletes, and places the highest priority on successful completion of each student-athlete’s academic program.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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