FSA is pleased to offer clinics for Pitching, Catching, and overall Skills this winter. All clinics take place at the Angeldome training facility located at 12946 - 148 Street NW in Edmonton.
We are very excited to announce that we have 2 new hitting camps that have just gone LIVE for registration.
It is a 8 week camp running Sundays February 9 to March 30, 2025 with Mike Brisson at the Angle Dome located at 12946 148 Street
The 2 time slots are:
11am to 12:15pm for U11 and U13
12:30 to 13:45pm for U15 and U17
ONLY 10 spots are available per time slot so register right away!
A little History about Coach Mike:
He played minor baseball for the St Albert Cardinals, winning 7 provincial championships and playing in 4 National championships.
He also played for Team Alberta at Canada Cup, as well as at Tournament 12 hosted at the Roger’s Centre.
After graduating, Mike moved on to play 4 years of college baseball at NCAA Division 1 Niagara University.
Here is the link to register:
https://www.rampregistrations.com/login?v3=5bd0eff1b1
Pitchers MUST bring their own Catcher (parent, sibling etc) to each class - this is a requirement of all pitching clinics. Catchers are encouraged to wear a mask.
Coach Camille Czarnecki (Front Half of Dome)
January 20 - March 31
5-6PM - Intermediate Pitching U11
6-7PM - Intermediate Pitching U13
7-8PM - Intermediate/Advanced Pitching U13/U15/U17
8-9PM - Advanced Pitching U15/U17
*Max 4 pitchers per time slot
Coach Kasey McIntosh (Back Half of Dome)
January 6 - February 10 (6 weeks)
February 24 - March 31 (6 weeks)
5-6PM - Developing Pitchers U9/U11/U13
6-7PM - Intermediate Pitchers U9/U11/U13; U15 Developing Pitchers
7-8PM - Intermediate Pitchers U11/U13/U15
Developing Pitchers - players who are interested in learning to pitch or those who are still working on mechanics and consistency.
Intermediate Pitchers - players who have been pitching for a minimum 2 seasons, have been throwing with at least 60% consistency and are looking to work on hitting spots, additional pitches etc.
Advanced Pitchers - players who have been pitching for a few years with a high level of accuracy, have more than 1 pitch and are looking to increase their velocity while continuing to master or develop additional pitches.
Coaches will work with each athlete to accommodate skill level to provide suitable instruction for the age and experience level of each individual athlete enrolled.
Camille Czarnecki had numerous provincial wins as a minor player, participated in Westerns, Nationals and the Western Canadian Summer Games, received the All Star Pitcher Award at Nationals in 2011 and was the 2012 Fast Pitch Player of the year in Alberta. She went on to play at Iowa Western Community College. Stetson Div 1 school and Barry University and has numerous career highlights including multiple Women's Nationals Championship wins. Camille is Canpitch certified.
Kasey McIntosh is currently a U17A player and has been working with younger Angels pitchers for the last 3 seasons. Last year her team won U17AW provincials and went on to win the Western Canadian Championships. Prior to that she pitched on the Angels U15A White team who won provincials and placed in the top 10 at Nationals.
Coach Kate Hansen
Tuesdays 5-6PM
January 7 -February 11 (6 weeks)
February 18 - March 25 (6 weeks)
Kate Hansen began playing softball when she was eight years old in Airdrie, AB. She attended the St. Joseph Softball Academy in Red Deer, AB the first year it opened in 2018 and continued her softball training at the academy throughout high school. She played on the Red Deer Rage A team winning provincial gold medals in her U16 and U19 years. She attended Canada Cup twice competing against the best teams around the world. She then attended Dakota College at Bottineau her first year of college in 2021 and transferred to NIACC her second year in 2022.
Saturday mornings until February 22, current session is full
U11 - 9-10:15 am
U13 - 10:30 am-11:45 pm
Run by FSA coaches Josh Hill and Derek Cockroft. Players will engage in softball drills and activities to help them develop their fielding and batting skills. All players must wear a fielders mask.
Is your athlete looking for a bit more over the winter than is offered above? Check out our Angels Development Program! Details on the program can be found by clicking here.