Welcome!

Appleman Camps and Clinics are designed to develop young athletes into fundamentally sound players through individual instruction, drill work and game play. Our camps are very "participatory" where both individual instruction and playing the game are incorporated into the daily schedule to make it a great camp experience!  Our camps are all-skills day camps.  All Appleman Camps and Clinics are open to any applicant who meet the age requirements. All Appleman Camps will be held in the Payne Whitney Gym.
 
Why Choose Us...

Defending 2022 Ivy Champions and Ivy tournament Champions
Won 11 Ivy League Championships in 19 years
All camps are conducted by Yale head coach, Erin Appleman
Very competitive camp
College-level training sessions
Low student to instructor ratio 
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"As a Yale alumni, I am proud to go back to Appleman Camps year after year and see how Coach Appleman has continued to raise the bar for her camps. The level of talent is always impressive, and the fast-paced and fun sessions are not only a great way to get seen by the camp staff, but also a great opportunity to get better and train over the summer. 


Appleman Camps are a great opportunity to get exposure to college coaches, get better through a lot of reps and gameplay, and get coached in a high-level and fast-paced environment. Every year, the quality of play gets better and better, and I am proud to say I'm a Yale Volleyball alum."​


Cat Dailey-Minyard, Class of 2010
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"Coach Appleman's extensive knowledge and experience combined with hands-on advice from college volleyball players makes Appleman Clinics an inimitable opportunity for a young athlete. They will hone their technique, compete at a high level, increase their volleyball IQ, and walk away better players -- but to them, it will feel more like fun than hard work. Plus, New Haven pizza is usually on the menu for lunch! A fantastic way to level up before their next high school or club season, I strongly recommend middle- and high-schoolers sign up for Appleman Clinics."


Frances Arnatou, Class of 2020