Volleyball Camp
Rock Lake offers a residential volleyball skills camp geared for 5th-8th grade students. This camp will spend focused time daily working to develop skills necessary to play at the Middle School level. The skills portion of this camp will take place at the Vestaburg High school Gym, campers will be shuttled over in our camp vans.
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When - July 26-31
Where - In the Tabernacle
How Much - $350 for camper
Check-in: Sunday, July 26 @ 3pm
Check-out: Friday, July 31 @ 4pm
Deans' Bio: Melvin Balogh
Melvin Balogh has been a dedicated member of the volleyball coaching community for over two decades. A graduate of Great Lakes Christian College, Melvin began his coaching career in 1999 and has since worked with NAIA, NCAA, and NJCAA programs, including a season as an assistant coach at McNeese State and head coaching roles at Peru State College and Clarendon College in Texas. Melvin’s coaching philosophy focuses on developing the “Complete Collegiate Athlete,” fostering growth academically, athletically, and spiritually. His deep connection to GLCC and passion for servant-leadership have brought him back to his alma mater as the full-time head coach for women’s volleyball.
Melvin and his wife, Kristy, live with their three children and enjoy staying active in the community. A competitive disc golf player, Melvin brings energy, dedication, and a heart for mentoring young athletes to every role he takes on. We are thrilled to have Melvin joining us to serve as Dean for volleyball camp!
Super Deans' Bio: Heather Harrison
Heather is a wife, mother, and faithful servant of the Father who has spent over 10 years investing in student ministry at Rock Lake and her home church in South Lansing. Married to Blake since 2016, they are raising their two kids, Owen and Ellyana, while living and serving as a family at the camp.
Heather previously served as the dean of the 2nd–3rd grade program but stepped away last summer to welcome a her new baby. She has also served on faculty and leadership for both High School weeks. This year, she’s stepping back into a dean role for Activities Week, using her gifts of administration and her heart for the next generation to help create a meaningful, faith-filled camp experience.
She is excited for another opportunity to invest in campers and walk alongside them as they grow in their faith.