Basketball
McCallie Varsity Basketball Coach David Conrady is the McCallie Basketball Camp Director.
Please see the COVID INFO tab for updated camp information.
Session 1 (Half Day)
- Dates: June 22 – 26
- Grades: Rising 2nd – 6th graders
- Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Fee: $200
- Drop-off Location: Rotunda Circle
- Pick-Up Location: Basketball Wood Floor (12:00)
Optional After-Camp Activities
- Free Swim from 12 PM-12:30 PM or
- For a full-day add lunch and Day Camp (12-5:00 PM) for rising 2nd to 6th graders ($185 ) OR add lunch and Tennis Camp (12-4:00 PM) for all grades ($215)
Session 2 (Full-Day)
- Dates: June 29 - July 3
- Grades: Rising 2nd – 9th graders
- Time: 9:00 AM – 3:30
- Fee: $300
- Drop-off Location: Rotunda Circle
- Pick-Up Location: Pick-Up Location: Basketball Wood Floor (3:00) OR McCallie Lake (4:20) Free Swim
- 4:20pm: campers go to gameroom; $25 per day late fees apply after 5:00 PM
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Lunch is provided and Early Drop Off (8AM) is available.
Session 3 (Half-Day)
- Dates: July 6 – July 10
- Grades: Rising 2nd – 6th graders
- Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Fee: $200
- Drop-off Location: Rotunda Circle
- Pick-Up Location: Basketball Wood Floor (12:00)
Optional After-Camp Activities
- Free Swim from 12 PM-12:30 PM or
- For a full-day add lunch and Day Camp (12-5:00 PM) for rising 2nd to 6th graders ($185 ) OR add lunch and Tennis Camp (12-4:00 PM) for all grades ($215)
Session 4 (Full-Day)
- Dates: July 13 – July 17
- Grades: Rising 2nd – 9th graders
- Time: 9:00 AM – 3:30
- Fee: $300
- Drop-off Location: Rotunda Circle
- Pick-Up Location: Pick-Up Location: Basketball Wood Floor (3:00) OR McCallie Lake (4:20) Free Swim
- 4:20pm: campers go to gameroom; $25 per day late fees apply after 5:00 PM
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Lunch is provided and Early Drop Off (8AM) is available.
- For Full Day Camps: LATE PICK-UP: $25 per day late fee for pick-up after 5PM. If you have a situation that prevents you from picking up after 5:00 PM please contact the Summer Programs office asap at 423-493-5886 or 423-240-1577. (Offices close at 5:30PM).
About the Director: David Conrady
Veteran coach David Conrady is the McCallie Blue Tornado varsity basketball coach, bringing an experienced leader and motivator to the Ridge to lead the Blue Tornado basketball program.
Conrady comes to McCallie from Prestonwood Christian Academy and before that was head coach at Chattanooga Christian — where he was 2016 District Coach of the Year. At Prestonwood, he guided the Lions to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools 6A state championship in 2017, and was named the 2017 Private School Coach of the Year by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches. He followed up that championship season with a run to the TAPPS 6A Final Four in 2018.
Conrady serves as a mentor and advisor to McCallie’s younger students as chaplain in the McCallie Middle School.
In addition to his high school experience, Conrady brings a wealth of college coaching experience to McCallie, with nine years of head coaching experience at Newberry College and North Greenville University. He has also served as an assistant coach at Mars Hill College in North Carolina and at Presbyterian College in South Carolina, and he was associate head coach at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga from 2004 to 2010.
At Newberry, he led his team to the first South Atlantic Conference Tournament finals appearance in school history, and took North Greenville to the semifinals of the NCCAA national tournament.
At UTC, Conrady the Mocs won three Southern Conference division titles, two Southern Conference championships and made two appearances in the NCAA Division I basketball tournament.
Conrady is a 1987 graduate of Furman University with a degree in Health and Physical Education. He was a three-year captain of the basketball team and played point guard, starting over 50 consecutive games. He helped the Paladins go 17-12 his senior season. He has international coaching experience, leading clinics in the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Portugal and the Ukraine. He has coached with Athletes in Action on their South America Tour, winning the Tournament of Champions in Lima, Peru, and served as National Basketball Director for SCORE International.