Here are some of the camps & clinics that are offered by our organization or members of our community that are available in the Elk River or metro area.
The camps and clinics listed may not be associated or sponsored by ERGYB.
If you have any questions, contact our player development coordinator
At Large
Summer Program
Join the Elk River girls high school players and coaches for a skills development and conditioning camp!
Please note the session that your player will attend corresponds to the grade she will be entering in the fall of 2025.
Camp dates: June 13, 20, 27
July 11, 18, 25
Location: Lincoln Elementary
For any questions related to the 2024 Friday High School Girls Camp! contact: ryan.mynahan@isd728.org
The Elk River Strength & Speed program offers each participant the opportunity to become a better athlete through a sound strength and speed development program. This program has proven to assist its participants to have greater success in their respective sports.
The three primary goals of the program are:
To decrease the chance of injury for each participant
To give each participant a greater chance to reach his/her potential
To help increase each participant’s self-confidence
Each session is designed as follows:
Warm-up/Flexibility
Speed/Agility Work
Strength Training
Core Strength/Abdominal work
Each strength-training program is individualized and based on each individual’s strength level.
For more info, visit the Elk River Strength & Speed website.
Looking to improve your game? Join us for training at MBT in Rogers—just $10 per session! Whether you're focusing on skills or building confidence, we’ve got you covered.
Training Details:
Location: MBT, Rogers
Cost: $10 per session
Times: Varied—check the link for availability
Don’t miss out on this great opportunity! Sign up today and take your skills to the next level!
See you on the court!
Midwest 3 on 3 is a league for the players. Kids need to enjoy the sport to want to improve. The league's key focus is FUN! This is an opportunity to develop basketball skills in a fun, low-stress environment. They encourage healthy competition in which kids play hard and play to win but not at the expense of belittling opponents, yelling at officials or displaying poor sportsmanship.
The leagues take place in many locations throughout the year, with opportunities in the Elk River area generally in the spring.