Half Day 9-12 pm 

OLS Volleyball camp is an exciting new program where all levels of athletes are offered the opportunity improve and build on the fundamentals of the game. OLS Beach Volleyball Camp is the first and only camp of its kind in the DC Metro Area of its kind.  Beach volleyball is a fast growing sport and this camp provides athletes with the opportunity to explore what beach volleyball is all about. Focusing on basic skills, this action packed camp will take your game to a new level.  Our coaches will focus on building your volleyball IQ. The program is lead by Ty Hart collegiate Gold Medal Squared coach and Washington-Lee High School Assistant Girls Varsity Coach, Kyle Suzan Petty. 

Ty Hart is currently the Women's Varsity Volleyball Coach at Marshall High School. Coach Hart brings a wealth of experience to OLS Camp. Coach Hart began is coaching experience as an high school assistant coach in his home state of West Virginia. Since then he has worked at a college assistant at Shepard University, where he was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame. He also served as an Assistant at  Hagerstown Community College and then promoted to Head Coach. He has instructed 4 years of travel volleyball and worked numerous camps including American University. 

Kyle Suzan Petty is currently in her 5th year as the Washington-Lee Girls Varsity Assistant Volleyball coach. Where she has helped lead the team to 2 regional appearances and most recently, the squad was listed under the top 10 by the Washington Post.  Coach Petty has also been the head coach for Northern Ohio 16A Club IMPACT and a Camp Coach for Middle Tennessee State University and Penn State. She is a 2008 Barton College Alum, where she was captain of the Volleyball team her junior and senior year and conference player of the week.  Coach Petty has a Bachelor's degree in Education and Masters Degree in Health Education Promotion. She still competes in USAV Indoor and AVP American Beach Tournaments. 

Age groups: (or levels)

12- 17

Players will be divided up into intermediate and advanced groups.