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Case Study

How Crimson Hockey Camp at Harvard University runs registration on Camp Network

Single-sport program at a university rink

At a glance

Hockey camps, clinics and a Leadership Academy at Harvard University’s Bright-Landry Hockey Center, run by Laura Bellamy, head coach of Harvard women’s ice hockey. Camp website, registration and seasonal program announcements on Camp Network.

Program

College Sports Camp

Scale

Single-sport program at a university rink

About the program

Crimson Hockey runs camps and clinics at Harvard University’s Bright-Landry Hockey Center under Laura Bellamy, head coach of Harvard women’s ice hockey. Alongside the on-ice programs, the Leadership Academy develops players off the ice. [Placeholder — one paragraph on the camp formats, age groups and what the Leadership Academy covers. The public site lists next year’s camps only from the fall, so this needs a line from the program.] A hockey camp works on a different calendar from most sports. Ice time is booked far ahead, the roster is capped by what the sheet holds, and families plan around a season that runs through the winter rather than ending in August.

How they use Camp Network

Camps and the Leadership Academy run as separate sessions from one account, each capped to the ice and staff available. Registration opens when the schedule is set and closes itself at capacity. The camp’s website sits on Camp Network too, so announcing next year’s dates and opening them for registration happen in the same place.

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[Name], [Title], Crimson Hockey

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