Enter one or more words to search. Robert Falkoff Clarion-Ledger Staff Writer Choosing a summer sports camp can be a lot like shopping for a car, a sofa or a wireless telephone. There are a lot of sales pitches, and competition for your money can be fierce. Whether the sport is baseball or softball, football or soccer, camps are enrolling kids now.
Some basic rules apply.
It's a broad area because there are so many camps out there. If a person doesn't spend some time looking into it, you could spend money and actually have a kid regress at a baseball camp. I've seen that happen. Gatewood hoped the camp would help his players refine what they had learned. But it didn't work out that way.