Mohawk Valley Community College will host a Softball All-Skills Camp for ages 8 to 18 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Thursday, July 25-28.

The camp, which will be led by MVCC Softball Coach Brittnee Mexico, will focus on technical and tactical skills, enabling campers to begin preparation for the spring season in a contained, focused, and competitive environment. It will feature advanced training techniques and fun, game-related activities for all players, including defensive position play, hitting, pitcher and catcher training, and pickup games.

Campers should bring their own sneakers, cleats, glove, helmet, bat, catchers gear, pitchers mask, water bottle, snacks, lunch, and water. The cost of the camp is $120 (family rate available), which includes a camp T-shirt and supplemental camp insurance. A nonrefundable deposit of $45 is required for registration and will be applied to the total fee. To reserve your camper’s spot, send your completed Softball Camp registration form (found at www.gomvhawks.com/camps) and $45 deposit, payable by check, to MVCC Athletics Department: Softball Camp, Mohawk Valley Community College, 1101 Sherman Drive, Utica, NY 13501.

For more information, contact Camp Director and MVCC Softball Coach Brittnee Mexico at 315-717-9000 or email bmexico@mvcc.edu.

Brittnee Mexico, Head Coach of the MVCC Softball Team and Coordinator of the College’s Student-Athlete Success Program, has been with MVCC since 2018. In her second season as coach, two of her players were picked for the All-Region Team, and Mexico was named Region III Coach of the Year and Mountain Valley Coach of the Year. She improved upon her 2019 campaign leading her team to a very respectable 18-7 record in 2021, hosting semi-finals and making it to the Regional Championship. Five members of the MVCC Softball team were honored as part of the 2021 NJCAA Division III All-Region teams and Mountain Valley Conference Team, and two to the All-Tournament Team. This season, Mexico developed and coached three All-Mountain Valley Conference selections and led her team to the Region III Championship Semifinals, earning her the Mountain Valley Conference Softball Coach of the Year title for the second time as Head Coach at MVCC.