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Please check the camp's website prior to departing for the camp.

And check your e-mail often as camp approaches.

Parking is always an issue on a large college campus. Be careful parking in any reserved parking lot as you may be ticketed or towed. We recommend using any of the metered parking spots spread throughout campus or the University Center Parking Garage. You can also go to the information booth at Circle Park located on Volunteer Blvd. to request a visitor permit during normal business hours. Parking on the weekends will be available in the gravel or paved lot behind the Right Field score board.
 

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Campers should bring their glove, bat, helmet, batting gloves, turfs/tennis shoes, belt, hat, and pants. Pitchers will be allowed to wear metal spikes. We will provide a camp shirt to all campers at registration. We will also have plenty of water in the dugouts for campers.

We will have a certified trainer on site to deal with any injuries. Unlike past years, campers will need to have their own health insurance to participate. Providing the name of your carrier and policy number is part of the registration.

Yes parents are more than welcome to stay and watch. There are stairs on either side of the stadium that will lead you into watching areas.

No Refunds.

Yes, a camp store will be available before, during and following the camp. Campers will be able to purchase a variety of UT Baseball clothing and merchandise. The store will accept cash, Visa or MasterCard.

Please email Richard Jackson at rjacks53@utk.edu

 

All of Tennessee Sports Camps are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).

Note: The University may postpone or cancel this event due to circumstances or conditions beyond its control, such as, but not limited to, natural disasters, acts or war, acts of God, or public health emergencies. Neither party shall be liable for damages for delay or default if such delay or default is caused by circumstances or conditions beyond its control, such as, but not limited to, natural disasters, acts of war, acts of God, or health emergencies. The Parties will consult with other to determine if the event can be rescheduled. -- It is not permissible for boosters to provide expenses for individuals to attend any of the Tennessee Sports Camps. Expenses include but are not limited to, lodging meals, transportation, and/or camp tuition.