PROVEN - 2026 Camps

Here is a list of our current camps available for 2026. For more information and registration links please scroll down!

2026 NW Sports Camp

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 When: June 22-26, 2026, Overnight Camp


Where: Nampa, ID on the campus of Northwest Nazarene University 


Who: Boys & Girls incoming 7th-12th graders


Sports: Basketball, Motocross, Football, Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Soccer, Track & Field events (sprints,    pole vaulting, throws, jumps), XC, Golf, Functional Fitness/Cross Training, Wrestling, Swim, Diving, Mountain Biking, Archery, and Disc Golf


Check-in starts at 12:30pm on Monday June 22nd and check-out is 12:00pm on Friday June 26th. 

Contact Sammy at samduke@fca.org or Ken at klewis@fca.org for general camp questions!


Equipment for Most Sports - Bring your NORMAL & specific gear for your sport- like you were going to practice/game
* Motocross- Must bring your own dirt bike, gas, helmet, boots, gear, and protective equipment. 

Contact rhutchins@fca.org for motocross questions
* Football - Helmets & Shoulder Pads (Shells) - no padded pants

* Mtn Biking - Bring Bike & helmet, etc.

* Fly Fishing - Bring your Pole, gear waders, etc - Head Coach, Colten will send you the FF Equipment List.

2026 NW FCA Camp Registration is NOW OPEN! Click HERE!

Spring Youth Wrestling Camp

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When: March 28/29, 2026
Where: Fruitland High School
Skill Level: 1st- 6th grade 
(For more information contact Jnewberg@fca.org)

Archery Clinic

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Option 1: Tuesday 11/4, Thursday 11/6, Tuesday 11/11 6-8pm
Option 2: Thursday 11/13, Tuesday 11/18, Thursday 11/20 6-8pm
Where: Lakeview Bible Church
Who: Boys & Girls 3rd through 12th grade. 

Contact Bill Barr with any additional questions (bbarr@fca.org)

Take a look at our Northwest FCA Sports Camp held in Nampa, Idaho at NNU's campus. We hosted 425 student athletes, 59 college athlete leaders, and over 100 coaches & staff come throughout the PNW to improve in their sport, and off the field in growing or beginning their relationship with Jesus

Receiving glory in the form of honor, praise, admiration, or rewards will naturally happen throughout your athletic career. But it’s when you find yourself chasing glory that it becomes a problem. It puts you out of balance with God’s plan, which is to give Him all the glory for what He has done for you and through you. We're taking coaches and athletes on a journey to go from seeking my glory to His glory and living out our lives in ways that bring and reflect all we do to the glory of God.

Chasing glory (Isaiah 43:7) - When you win a game, achieve an athletic goal, shine in a performance, or break a record, your natural response as a competitor is to want the credit and whatever reward is attached to that success. Another way you might describe it is “glory,” which can come in the form of recognition, renown, prestige, fame, or honor. There’s nothing inherently wrong in desiring good outcomes from your hard work. But if that's your number one goal as a competitor, it will never be as fulfilling as you hope it might be. You’ll always be tempted to chase your own glory if you don’t understand your true identity and purpose. Receiving glory in the form of honor, praise, admiration, or rewards will naturally happen throughout your athletic career. But it’s when you find yourself chasing glory that it becomes a problem. It puts you out of balance with God’s plan, which is to give Him all the glory for what He has done for you and through you. 

Revealed glory (John 1:14) - Because He renews your life—by giving you a new heart. When God gives you a new heart, He also gives you a new purpose and, through His Holy Spirit, new power to walk out that purpose with boldness, confidence and conviction. You can do anything God calls you to do, but you can’t do it alone! As you are renewed in Christ, you have a new heart, which creates a new identity in Him. Then, there is a new purpose to your life: To spread the Gospel and live your life for Jesus. As an athlete, your new purpose might be to use your sport as a way to reflect how Christ as changed your life or to share the gospel with teammates, coaches, and others within your sphere of influence. You also have access to the power of the Holy Spirit, who will give you strength and courage to do what God has called you to do. As you step out in this new purpose and power, you will begin to see your life transformed. 

Reflecting glory (2 Corinthians 3:18) - We’ve talked about surrendering our lives to Jesus in exchange for a new and eternal life in Heaven. But true surrender comes from trusting God in all areas of your life—including your pursuits as a competitor. Thankfully, your relationship with Jesus comes with an incredible helper called the Holy Spirit, who guides us through the process of spiritual transformation. As you trust God more each day, it will show up in two areas of your life: how you manage your time and respond to others. Both are key in your desire to reflect His glory in competition and life.

Lasting glory (Romans 11:36) - Even after you’ve decided to follow Jesus, the temptation to fall back into the world’s way of competing can be very strong. However, pursuing fake culture creates a lack of authenticity and often makes you hide behind your successes and failures. God’s way, however, is real and lasts far beyond the temporary highs you can experience in this life. Chasing after your own glory produces temporary happiness and fulfillment. It can also lead to selfishness and pride. But when your hope is in God’s lasting glory, you will seek His Kingdom first and experience true joy and purpose.

We all, with unveiled faces, are looking as in a mirror at the glory of the Lord and are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory; this is from the Lord who is the Spirit.
2 CORINTHIANS 3:18

Chasing: "Everyone who bears my name and is created for my glory. I have formed them; indeed, I have made them.”

Isaiah 43:7


Revealed: "The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. We observed His glory, the glory as the one and only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth."

John 1:14


Reflecting: "We all, with unveiled faces, are looking as in a mirror at the glory of the Lord and are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory; this is from the Lord who is the Spirit."

2 Corinthians 3:18


Lasting:   “For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be the glory forever. Amen.”

Romans 11:36


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