Ramah Sports Academy

Ramah Sports Academy combines a premier sports program that empowers campers to become confident athletes, in a warm and welcoming Jewish environment.

Cheshire, Connecticut

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Coed

Overnight Camp

Length

2, 4 or 6 weeks

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Grades

4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

Jewish Affiliation

Conservative

Contact this Camp Directly

Phone: 855-577-7678

Website: https://www.ramahsportsacademy.org/

Email: info@ramahsport.com

Food Information

Kosher

Gluten-Free Accommodations

Vegetarian Accommodations

Nut-Free

Allergy Accommodations

Description

Ramah Sports Academy (RSA) is an overnight summer sports camp for children and teens with a passion for athletics and a desire to elevate all aspects of their game. With experienced coaches, caring role models, state-of-the-art athletic facilities, and a wide range of electives, RSA is the perfect mix of elite sports instruction, joyful community, and inspiring Jewish living. The Ramah Sports Academy is located on the beautiful campus of Cheshire Academy in Cheshire, Connecticut, located 2 hours from NYC and 2 hours from Boston. We look forward to getting to know your family and welcoming your camper for an unforgettable summer at Ramah Sports Academy.

Activities

Sports
- Swimming
- Volleyball
- Tennis
- Soccer
- Baseball
- Basketball
Waterfront
- Pool
- Swimming
Arts

Director

Rabbi Dave Levy was the International Director of USY from 2012-2017, overseeing all youth summer programs and year-round operations in North America, Europe and Israel. Prior to his time at USY, Dave served as the Director of Jewish Education for the Hillel at Syracuse University and as the Director of Jewish Life at Colgate University. For Dave, whose career working with children, teens and young adults is coupled with a lifelong passion for sports, RSA is the perfect fit, and he is currently pursuing his athletic coaching certification at SUNY Cortland. Dave received his rabbinic ordination in 2004 from JTS and his bachelor degrees from Columbia University and JTS in 1999.