Eric Frantz
05-27-2011, 03:16 PM
More than 70 college coaches from across Ohio and the surrounding area will volunteer their time for the second annual Lauren's First and Goal Football Camp on Sunday, June 26 at Otterbein University. The camp is open to students who will be entering grades 9 through 12 in Sept. 2011. During the one-day camp, athletes receive instruction in a variety of offensive and defensive skills from volunteer college coaches representing colleges and universities from Division I, II and III. The camp will also feature Ohio State standout and two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin as the guest speaker.
To register for the camp, student-athletes can visit http://www.laurensfirstandgoal.org/ (http://www.laurensfirstandgoal.org/) for instructions, including how to submit their $30 registration fee through Paypal. Campers wishing to pay by check can download printable forms from the website.
The camp is the primary fundraiser for Laurenīs First and Goal Foundation, which is a 501c3 charitable organization that provides financial support for brain tumor research and cancer services, offers financial and emotional support to families living with pediatric cancer, and increases awareness of the disease. Created in 2004 by John and Marianne Loose in honor of their 13-year-old daughter Lauren, a pediatric brain tumor survivor, LFG has donated more than $800,000 toward the fight against pediatric brain tumors and cancer.
To register for the camp, student-athletes can visit http://www.laurensfirstandgoal.org/ (http://www.laurensfirstandgoal.org/) for instructions, including how to submit their $30 registration fee through Paypal. Campers wishing to pay by check can download printable forms from the website.
The camp is the primary fundraiser for Laurenīs First and Goal Foundation, which is a 501c3 charitable organization that provides financial support for brain tumor research and cancer services, offers financial and emotional support to families living with pediatric cancer, and increases awareness of the disease. Created in 2004 by John and Marianne Loose in honor of their 13-year-old daughter Lauren, a pediatric brain tumor survivor, LFG has donated more than $800,000 toward the fight against pediatric brain tumors and cancer.