life's 2 short 4 just 1 sport™
2•4•1 Kingswood Oxford
West Hartford, CT
2022 Dates:
Week 1: June 27 - July 1
Week 2: July 4 - July 8
Camp goes from 9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m.
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Available by November, 2021
Before and After Care available - see below for details
About Camp
While all campers have the choice to choose from our 12 fun-filled options, we will be following a cohort model once again. We will use your sport choices to help guide us when creating our cohorts. We will do our best to have you experience each of your sport choices at some point during the week.
Baseball, Basketball, Boys Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Flag Football, Girls Lacrosse, Junior 2•4•1, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, and 2•4•Run and Universal Sports.
Sample Schedule
Just a typical day at 2•4•1 Sports:
(keep in mind this is just a sample – your day will depend on your cohort and your rotation schedule that day). This schedule is for Grades 3-9 only (fall of 2021)
See Junior 2-4-1 (grades 1 and 2) below.
| 8:45 | Arrival |
| 9:00 -10:30 | Sport 1 (eg. Tennis) |
| 10:30 -10:45 | Break – crossover to sport 2 |
| 10:45 -12:15 | Sport 2 (eg. Soccer) |
| 12:15 - 1:00 | Lunch (gather at end of lunch for announcements/contest of the day winners etc.) |
| 1:00 - 2:55 | Sport 3 – (eg. Basketball) *A 15 minute "all-camp break is built in at 2:41pm – everyday we gather for a special surprise to take a break from the afternoon heat and to celebrate 2-4-1! |
| 3:00 | Dismissal |
Junior 2•4•1
For boys and girls going into grades 1 and 2 (fall of 2021)
While the times and dates of Junior 2•4•1 are the same as our traditional camp, the programming itself is age-appropriately different. In keeping in line with the “2•4•1 Crossover Effect” – we see it as so important that these youngest athletes crossover to our traditional program having had the most positive of experiences. With that in mind – our staff focuses on infusing skill instruction into serious fun! We want their first introduction to multiple-sports to be one where they leave asking for more! Junior campers don’t choose sports - we bring the sports to them!
Tuition
Only $439 per wk
SAME TUITION AS THE LAST 9 SUMMERS
Multi-week and Sibling Discounts are also available
Be sure to use the coupon codes listed below during the registration process to receive the discounts.
Discounts available at registration time for the following - note that coupons can be “Stacked” when applicable.
- Option to pay by check or credit card - if paying by check be sure to use Coupon Code MAILPAYMENT to move forward during registration process.
- Sibling - Use Coupon Code SIBLING2 for second or third child only -PLEASE DO NOT USE THE CODE FOR THE FIRST CHILD.
- Multiweek Discount - Use Coupon Code KOWEEK2 for the 2nd week discount only. (Does not apply to week 1).
Sport Choices
"Life's 2 Short 4 Just 1 Sport"
While most of our Sport Choices don't need explanation, we realize a few of our names do.
Universal Sports: Campers love that they never know what they'll get each day. Each year it varies and often involves community partnerships. Maybe its golf offered by First Tee. Maybe it's fencing offered by a local club. Or the Israeli dodgeball game known as GaGa. Whatever it is, you can rest assured it's incredibly fun and the skills learned crossover to our traditional sport offerings.
2-4-Run: Running is the root of all sports. Led by the founder and director or Girls in Stride, this co-ed offering shows campers just how fun working hard and getting better can be. Teaching proper running form and encouraging improvement, campers leave realizing just how fun running can be.
See story from NBC Connecticut about out protocols.
Protocols will be updated for 2021 as our dates get confirmed.
Looking for 2-4-1 Gear - click HERE!
Camp Staff
Co-Director: Steve Boyle
is a former Division 1 basketball player (Manhattan College). In NYC and Seattle, WA, he coached soccer, basketball, track and field and x-country. In Seattle, he founded Boyle’s Cougar Hoop Camp for Girls, the largest all-girls camp in the state of Washington at the time. Steve was a school counselor in West Hartford for 20 years where he has coached Varsity basketball, track and field, freshman and JV soccer. Steve currently is the Principal at Crossover Consulting Group where his most recent project was helping to develop the Whittle School & Studios Physical Literacy Development model on their campuses in Washington DC, Brooklyn, NY, Shenzhen and Suzhou, China. Steve is also the Advisory Board Chair at the National Association of Physical Literacy and is on the board of The Miracle League of Connecticut. A life long lover of sport, Steve still regularly plays basketball, tennis or soccer and loves to run and spin!
Co-Director: Kerry Boyle
is a former Division 1 lacrosse and field hockey player (Bucknell University). She has coached basketball, lacrosse and tennis in Baltimore, NYC and Seattle, WA. Kerry recently left a 30 year career in teaching and athletic administration. After starting as a teacher in Maryland and New York City, Kerry served as an Athletic Director in Seattle for 5 years and at the Watkinson School in Hartford, CT where she also coached Varsity lacrosse for 22 years. An active member in Connecticut politics, Kerry now devotes her time to growing 2-4-1 Sports internationally with a focus on bringing physical literacy and sport sampling to underserved populations. Kerry models the "Active for Life" philosophy as she can be seen daily in some form of vigorous exercise or fun filled play!
Co-Director: Steve Boyle and Co-Director: Kerry Boyle
Ryan Radmanovich – Sports Director
was drafted by the Twins and went on to play ball for the Seattle Mariners. Not only has Ryan logged time as a Major League Baseball player, he is also a former Olympic athlete who was the starting right fielder for Team Canada in the 2004 summer Olympics. Ryan is currently an assistant baseball coach and ice-hockey coach at Kingswood Oxford.
Ryan Radmanovich – Sports Director
Frank Robinson– Sports Director
was a standout Hall High School football and lacrosse player who played both on the collegiate level at Springfield College. A former college football coach, Robinson is the long time Varsity head football coach at Hall, as well as the former head lacrosse coach - he's now coaching the freshman squad. Coach Robinson is also currently a Physical Education teacher at Hall, and coaches in the youth ranks in multiple sports.
Frank Robinson – Sports Director
Bryan Moretti– Sports Director
a former All New England standout for the Eastern Connecticut State basketball program where he was a 1000 point scorer. Upon graduation, he was an assistant coach at ECSU. Bryan played baseball and basketball at Norwich Free Academy and is currently a Health and Physical Education teacher at Hall High School where he also coaches Varsity basketball and golf.
Bryan Moretti– Sports Director
Scott Ferguson – Sports Director
is the long-time girls varsity soccer coach at Hall High School and is also a former basketball coach at Hall. “Ferg”, as he’s known by most, grew up in England and attended Boston College on a Division 1 Soccer Scholarship. West Hartford’s 2011 Teacher of the Year, Ferg is also a youth coach in town as well as a highly popular English teacher. Lastly, Ferg co-directs our partner program Just for Kicks!
Scott Ferguson – Sports Director
Nick Colagiovanni – Sports Director
is a former standout mutlisport athlete from New Britain who played football collegiately at CCSU and was a major league baseball draft choice. A highly popular teacher/coach at Hall High School, Coach C. now teaches in New Britain and coaches in Simsbury.
Nick Colagiovanni – Sports Director
Brittany Huggins – Sports Director
was a standout athlete at Windsor High School in both volleyball and basketball. Brittany earned a full athletic scholarship to attend Pace University in Pleasantville, NY where she had a very successful career by becoming the 24th player in Pace history to score 1,000 points. She lead her team in scoring as a senior; lead the conference in 3pt FG percentage; and lead her team to the Sweet 16 of the 2011 NCAA Tournament by averaging 22 points per game. Brittany was also the first in Pace women’s basketball history to be selected to the all-academic team. Brittany is now an elementary reading specialist at Achievement First and recenlty led the Hall High School Girls' Varsity Basketball Team to their first State Championship final in over 40 years.
Brittany Huggins – Sports Director
Katie McCarthy – Sports Director
Katie grew up in West Hartford, CT and graduated from Conard High School where she played both soccer and competed in Track & Field. Katie then moved on to Williams College where she was once again a dual sport athlete in the aforementioned sports. Katie is now an English teacher at Kingswood Oxford and is an assistant coach in the soccer program in addition to being the mom of three awesome, athletic children of her own.
Katie McCarthy– Sports Director
Sean Passan – Sports Director
is a long time Social Studies teacher and tennis coach who brings decades of experience working with student athletes from Connecticut to California. Sean was a 3 sport athlete at New Britain High School and received scholarships to the world famous Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Bradenton, Florida. Sean just completed his 20th season as a high school tennis coach where his teams have earned multiple league, city, and state championships while racking up over 200+ wins along the way. Coach Passan is an active USTA member and club athlete having attended sectionals several times. Gifted at working with all age groups, Coach Passan helped lead 2-4-1 's work at the New Britain SEE Camp in the summer of 2018. On the weekends he also offers free youth clinics to help introduce the sport to new players.
Sean Passan – Sports Director
Meredith Crowther – Sports Director
KO Middle School Field Hockey Coach, Meredith Crowther, was a four-year starter and two-year captain on the field hockey team at the D1 College of the Holy Cross. She won many athletic and academic awards during her career, including the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year and twice was named All-League First Team honors. She has also coached at the International Field Hockey camp at Loomis Chaffee School and Ethel Walker School and the All-Star Field Hockey Camp at Springfield College. She has coached field hockey and tennis at KO for eight years. When she is not on the field, she works at KO as their Associate Director of Admissions.
Meredith Crowther– Sports Director
General Refund Policy
Handled through our registration partner - CampDoc.com
If before May 1st - 75% refund
If before June 1st - 25% refund
No refunds available after June 1st
Thank you for your understanding as all cost and staffing decisions are based on enrollments and we expect a waitlist at this location.