Shock to Host Three Free Agent Camps
October 21, 2011 - Arena Football League (AFL)
Spokane Shock News Release
Spokane, WA: The Spokane Shock announced today that they will host three free agent camps this winter. The camps will be held on the following dates:
>Saturday, December 17th: Shock Center, 3212 North Eden Road Suite B Spokane Washington
>Saturday, January 14th: La Mirada High School, 13520 Adelfa Drive Los Angeles, California
> Saturday, February 4th: Pullman, Washington WSU Indoor Facility.
Registration for each of the workouts will begin at 9 AM. Prospective players will be tested in the 40-yard dash, broad jump, 20-yard shuttle, position drills and one-on-one passing. Both of the workouts in Washington will be held on astroturf, while the workout in California will be held on field-turf. Players will need to wear athletic shoes (no cleats), shorts and a t-shirt.
"As we prepare for the upcoming season, we want to make sure that we field the best team that we can," Head Coach Andy Olson explained. "We have a roster full of NFL-experienced players, but competition does breed success. We want to give other players an opportunity to prove themselves on a professional level of football."
Advanced registration is $75 and day-of registration is $100. Registration forms are available on spokaneshock.com. Completed registration forms can be faxed to the Shock Office at 509 926 1075.
The Shock will open up the 2012 season on March 12th hosting the Iowa Barnstormers. For ticket information contact the Spokane Shock Ticket Office at 509 242 7462 ext. 1.
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