UCCS INSTRUCTIONAL CAMP
INDIVIDUAL CAMP - EVENT DETAILS
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Join us for the third annual Triple Crown - UCCS Camp on Friday, May 19 at Mountain Lion Park on the UCCS Campus. The UCCS coaching staff and players will be holding a 3-hour instructional camp for all players attending The Challenge at Pikes Peak event. All ages are welcome to attend.
Players will split up into their respective age groups and work one-on-one with the UCCS coaching staff and players. All aspects of the game will be covered. We will not accept any walk up registrations Players must bring their own glove, bat, helmet, shoes or turfs, hat and any other equipment they feel necessary. Catchers will need to bring their own gear. -NO METAL CLEATS ALLOWED- |
COACHING STAFF
Dave Hajek
UCCS Head Coach
UCCS Head Coach
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The 2023 season marks Hajek’s seventh season as the UCCS Baseball Head Coach.
The 2021 season was one to remember for Hajek and the UCCS Baseball program as the Mountain Lions won their first ever RMAC Tournament Championship and made the program's first NCAA Regional appearance after posting a program best record of 30-13 and RMAC record of 22-10. Hajek led the Mountain Lions into the program record books with the highest winning percentage (.698), and most conference wins (22) in program history. UCCS' offense was also one of the best in the nation as the Mountain Lions notched season bests in batting average (.348), slugging percentage (.612) During the regular season, UCCS mounted an 11-game win streak before the impressive conference tournament run that led to defeating then No. 1 ranked Colorado Mesa University twice, of which included an 18-9 win over the Mavericks in the championship game. The historical season came with numerous awards as Hajek coached seven All-RMAC selections, 13 RMAC All-Academic selections, and six all-region selections. Hajek spent 10 years playing professional baseball, with parts of two seasons at the top level with the Houston Astros. He followed with a 12-year coaching career within the Colorado Rockies organization. In 2013, Hajek was assigned to the Colorado Springs Sky Sox coaching staff. He remained with the Sky Sox for two seasons before he went to the Albuquerque Isotopes when the Rockies changed affiliations after the 2014 season. Hajek was a Hitting Coach for 11 seasons and was the Infield Coordinator for one year that involved working with all Rockies infielders below the Major Leagues, which included former Rockies Gold Glove infielders Nolan Arenado and DJ LeMahieu. Hajek was a two-time Division II All-American at California State Polytechnic University, where he graduated with a degree in architecture. He spent six years at an architecture firm working on commercial design projects. |
FACILITY
Mountain Lion Park
660 North Campus Heights
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
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CONTACT
Joel De La Rosa
Call or Text: (970) 672-0577
Email: joel@triplecrownsports.com
Call or Text: (970) 672-0577
Email: joel@triplecrownsports.com
