In a change from previous years, applications will not be sent to schools, universities or colleges. Applications will be accepted on a first come basis. In its fifth season 1999, Super Camp also includes development opportunities for coaches and umpires. Coaches may attend a Level One or Level Two Coach Education Course to continue their professional development, but all coaches must pass the Level One course before continuing to the Level Two Coach Education Course. Coaches may apply to test out of the Level One course in order to attend the Level Two course, but coaches may only test out with the intention of attending the Level Two Coach Education Course.
Umpires also have the opportunity to attend an in-depth umpire training session.
With a curriculum consisting of active participation, observation and classroom sessions, Super Camp provides the umpire the opportunity to improve skills, renew or upgrade current rating and stay current on rules and new styles of play. The 1999 Super Camp program will include the following changes 1. Athletes enrolled in the 1999 Futures Program will not be eligible to attend Super camp. Applications will NOT be mailed to schools, colleges or universities. Applications are accepted on a first come basis.