Spurs Summer Day Camps are daily from 9 AM – 4 PM during scheduled dates. On the first day of camp, campers should plan to arrive between 8 AM – 9 AM for check in. For the remainder of the camp, campers should arrive no earlier than 8:30 AM.  Campers should arrive dressed and ready to play. Basketballs will be provided for use during camp hours, so please leave personal basketballs at home.

Immediately following check-in, Camp Director Nevil Shed will address campers and parents/guardians with a camp introduction. The camp Introduction will last approximately 20 minutes and is optional but highly recommended for parents to attend. Camp Director Shed will review camp rules, guidelines, expectations, and procedures during this time. Campers and parents will also be introduced to camp staff, including coaches, athletic trainers, and security.

Parents should arrive at camp by 3:45 PM to prepare for dismissal.

IMPORTANT: We highly recommend campers leave valuables at home. Spurs Basketball Camp and staff are NOT responsible for any lost, stolen, or misplaced items.

Parents can send their camper with a brown bag lunch OR lunch will be delivered by our caterer if purchased through your Spurs Sports Programs Account. All lunch orders are non-refundable, and order substitutions are not allowed. The deadline to purchase lunch is 7:00 pm the Tuesday before the start of camp.

Campers will have the opportunity to take a professional photo with one of the Spurs NBA Championship trophies Monday morning from 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM. Team photos will be taken during the camp week. Parents will be notified what day team photos are taken prior to via email or text communication.

Campers will also receive a Commemorative Spurs Camp Team Memory Mate, which includes an 8x10 photo of the athlete with a Spurs Championship Trophy and their Spurs Camp team.

Please note: Personal photos are not allowed. NO REFUNDS/EXCHANGES/RESHOOTS for participants that are not present during the designated photoshoot time (individual and/or team photos). NO EXCEPTIONS.

*Photo opportunities only available at San Antonio camp locations

During the registration process, parents are able to disclose any health and/or mental condition that may make participation unsafe for your camper. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our staff. You WILL NOT need to provide a written medical form signed and dated by your physician.  

Certified Athletic Trainer provided by Methodist Healthcare System

All Spurs Camps will have a certified athletic trainer on site throughout the entirety of camp to help with preventative measures (taping, etc.) and immediate care for injuries and other medical conditions. During camp check-in, all parents are asked to consult with the athletic trainer to discuss any specific needs or requests prior to the start of camp. Campers are responsible for bringing their own medications (i.e. inhalers, prescriptions). Please ensure the child's name is clearly printed on his/her belongings.

As the Official Healthcare Provider of your San Antonio Spurs, Methodist Healthcare and the Methodist Sports Medicine Program are proud to offer our Very Important Athlete (VIA) services to participants in the Spurs youth basketball camps.  As a unique part of these services, if an athlete is injured during an activity, a Methodist Sports Medicine Athletic Trainer will be on-site to assess the injury and offer a concierge-type experience and expedited referrals to a Methodist Emergency Room should that type of care be needed.

Security will be present at camp at all times. Parents/guardians will be introduced to security at the beginning of camp. Please feel welcome to address any other personal issues or concerns with our SAPD security officer.

Spurs Summer Basketball Camps are run by professional and experienced coaches, providing basketball training to young athletes by teaching them every aspect of the game while helping them build character to succeed both on and off the court. All coaches are background checked, complete the Child Safety certification course, and must be current or former athletes at the college level or higher and/or current coaches at the middle/high school level or higher.

Campers and parents will be introduced to  coaches on Monday morning of camp. We ask both parents and campers to familiarize themselves with their coaches.

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Campers, family, and friends can purchase various Spurs items from the Spurs Camp Merchandise booth throughout available dates and times during the camp week. 

(CASH OR CREDIT CARD ONLY-NO CHECKS)

*Only available at San Antonio camp locations

An approved parent/guardian must be present to check out the camper every afternoon at 4:00 PM. We recommend that parents/guardians arrive by at least 3:45 PM to ensure a rapid checkout. Parents must check their son or daughter out with their coach each day after camp dismissal. We will NOT allow campers to exit the gym unless they check out with their coach. 

EARLY CHECKOUT: If, for any reason, you need to check your camper out early from camp, parents must complete the following before leaving camp:

• Notify the camp staff and your camper's coach
• Pick up any medication from Athletic Trainer
• Sign-out with our SAPD security officer

Evaluations and Certificates will not be ready until the end of camp on Friday. If you choose to check out early, any certificates and workbooks will not be mailed out.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Spurs Basketball Camp Hotline at (210) 444-5021 or email SpursCamps@spurs.com. Please note: the Spurs camp cell phone will only be available during camp hours (8:30 am-4:00 pm).

Seeding games for tournament play will begin Thursday afternoon. Timing for games will be determined Friday afternoon. Tournament brackets will be posted for each division in designated gyms. Please ensure you know your camper's team name and coach for game reference.

Timing: All NCAA, G-league and NBA divisions will play 5 minute quarters with a running clock.

Halftime: 2 minutes (time permitting)

Overtime: There will be NO overtime for these particular camps. If there is a tie at the end of regulation, then teams will play sudden death—the first team to score wins. At this point, coaches may put any five of their players in the game.

Substitutions: Coaches WILL follow the player number system to rotate players in and out of games. Coaches are NOT to keep doing the SAME game rotation for every game. Each player number system has at least 2 or 3 game rotations, so every player will play multiple quarters if done correctly.

In-Game Rules: At NO POINT in the game are players allowed to press, not in the full court or half court set BUT players will be allowed to double team in the half court set. The offensive team has 10 seconds to cross half court with the ball EXCEPT for during the 4th quarter, when teams will have 5 seconds to cross half court. This will eliminate holding the ball the last few minutes or seconds of the game.

Timeouts: There will be NO timeouts awarded to coaches in these particular camps.

Fouls: Non-shooting fouls will result in a dead ball. Shooting fouls will result in 1pt for the shooter and the point or ball depending upon make or miss. If the shooter misses the shot, then the offensive team will get 1pt plus the ball. If the shooter makes the shot, then the offensive team will receive 3pts and the defensive team will receive the ball.

Tiebreaker procedure: If 2 teams are tied in the standings, the team who won the head-to-head matchup will win the tiebreaker. If these two team split the head to head match ups, then a sudden death will be done to determine seeding.

If 3 or more teams are tied, the aggregate point differential, or positive points, from all tournament games will be used to determine all 3 teams' final standing.