2017 - 11th Annual East Texas Passing Academy

2017 - 11th Annual

East Texas Passing Academy

quarterbacks / wide receivers / tight ends -- registration form

July 10th - 12th, 2017 (Monday - Wednesday)

5:30pm - 8:30pm

Camp Hosted at Jeff Traylor Stadium

Posted on June 16, 2017 by E-Mail

Matt Turner is joined by SMU "Guest Coach" Jeff Traylor; together they have coached the Gilmer Buckeyes to 14 undefeated district Championships and 5 state final appearances, including 3 state championships in 17 years. They are joined by Alan Metzel from the championship staff. You will always be working with some of the top coaches in the state.

BENEFITS

Receive personal instruction from each coach.
Receive in-depth training in the fundamentals.
You will concentrate on you area of expertise.
Associate with athletes from all around the state.
Gain an advantage over your competition

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