Ryan Kerrigan Football Camp July 16-19th, 2015 at George Mason University

Founded in 1983, we are the best teaching football camp in the nation having graduated over 99,000 athletes, many currently playing at the college level. From 2011-2014, Sports International had 250 NFL players or NFL coaches attend our camps and clinics as instructors. No other organization in the nation can make this claim. If you are an experienced football player or just starting football, our football camps are an experience you will never forget!

You will return home to your team a better football player! Campers learn from outstanding veteran college and high school coaches selected for their ability to coach and teach the game of football. The staff is complimented with Ryan Kerrigan, and members of the Washington Redskins. Before the start of camp, each of our instructors attend an orientation session ensuring they adhere to the values and high level of coaching that is expected from the Sports International coaches.

The Ryan Kerrigan Football Camp will be July 16-19th, 2015 at George Mason University. The camp is for players ages 7-18. You can stay overnight or commute In each day for the camp. Your son will have the opportunity to learn from Ryan Kerrigan and other Redskins players that will be in attendance for the camp.

Sign up today! Call us at 301-575-9400 for more information or visit our website at www.footballcamps.com (https://www.footballcamps.com/default.asp?page=20&camp=47)

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Founded in 1983, we are the best teaching football camp

Can't help but wonder if this is the same company that ran the Art Monk Football camp and now they've simply moved on from Monk to Kerrigan. After all Mid-July at George Mason University was where they use to hold the Art Monk camps.

Some of my greatest Redskins memories come from going to Art Monk Football Camp at Western Maryland College, now called McDaniel College, in the summers of '91 & '92. That's where my screen name comes from (minus the embarrassing Z at the end). Those were some damn good times!