
Freeze Mini-Camp Open to Media
Published on December 9, 2002 under National Women's Football Association (NWFA)
Maine Freeze News Release
(PORTLAND, ME) -- The Maine Freeze, a member of the National Women's Football Association holds a three day mini-camp Friday, December 13 through Sunday, December 15. The camp begins Friday evening with a social function followed by team practices and chalk & film sessions on Saturday.
The media is invited to attend open sessions at the Stevens Avenue Armory in Portland during the following times:
*Saturday, December 14
9:00a.m. â 10:00a.m. Chalk Session
10:10a.m. â 12:00p.m. Practice in Gym
12:00p.m. â 2:00p.m. BREAK
2:00p.m. â 3:00p.m. Chalk/Film Session
3:10p.m. â 4:15p.m. Practice in Gym
4:15p.m. â 5:15p.m. BREAK
5:15p.m. â 5:45p.m. Film Session
5:55p.m. â 6:55p.m. Practice in Gym
*Sunday, December 15
10:00a.m. â 10:30a.m. Chalk/Film Session
10:40a.m. â 12:00p.m. Practice in Gym
12:00p.m. â 1:30p.m. BREAK
1:30p.m. â 2:15p.m. Chalk/Film Session
2:25p.m. â 3:35p.m. Practice in Gym
*Coach and player interviews will be granted during intermissions.
The Maine Freeze coaching staff plans to install the basics of offensive and defensive schemes and have the players focus on working towards a winning season in 2003.
Head Coach Jason McLeod says that with a strong nucleus of 30 returning players, new talent, some discipline and a strong mental mind, the Freeze should be a fierce competitor in 2003.
National Women's Football Association Stories from December 9, 2002
- Freeze Mini-Camp Open to Media - Maine Freeze
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