C8 travels to athletes to provide meaningful, high quality instruction that targets both mental and physical growth. Our high energy camps are run by passionate and experienced college coaches and former athletes. Players will leave with the tools and resources to continue growth within their own programs.

Camp Focuses:
1. Flexibility and proper warm up
2. Receiving
3. Blocking
4. Throwing footwork and exchanges
5. There will be a Q and A session at the end of camp for both players and parents

2 Day Camp
December 4th 4:30pm-6:30pm
December 5th 12:30pm-4:30pm


Location:
Homedale High School Baseball Field
Homedale High School: 203 E Idaho Ave, Homedale, ID 83628

Age Group:
6th-12th Grade

Brent Trask
Owner/Instructor has been coaching at George Fox University as an assistant coach since 2014. A George Fox standout, Trask was named second-team All-NWC his junior season (’09) and first-team All-NWC his senior season (’10) as a catcher. He finished his career hitting .308 and played in over 60 games. He was a part of the 2009 season, in which the team won the Northwest Conference Championship and made the NCAA D-III National Tournament.
After graduating from Lebanon High School, Brent spent two years at Linn Benton Community College. He earned honorable mention as a catcher for his freshman year and earned 1st-team all-conference accolades as a sophomore.
Trask graduated from George Fox in December of 2010 earning his degree in pre-physical education. He later received his master’s degree in June 2013 from Oregon State University in physical education teacher education.
During his time at GFU, Brent played in the prestigious West Coast Summer League for the Moses Lake Pirates and then went on to play in the Western Major Baseball League in Saskatchewan Canada where the Swift Current Indians won the WMBL Championship.
Prior to his coaching position at GFU, Track spent four years coaching high school baseball mostly at Corvallis HS (2012-2014). During his high school coaching career, he coached three 1st Team All-Conference catchers, one Honorable Mention All-State receiver and two 1st Team All-State catchers.

Kevin Kopple
In his first year as the Bruins' head baseball coach, Kopple led the Bruins to an 11-4 (.733) overall record and a 7-2 record against Northwest Conference opponents in a COVID-19-shortened season. Prior to the pandemic, the Bruins notched a perfect weekend against Texas Lutheran, Concordia-Texas, and Hardin-Simmons (Texas) to start their 2020 campaign and Kopple's career on an undefeated note.
Kopple was a catcher for the Bruins under Pat Bailey, the renowned former George Fox skipper. As a player, Kopple helped lead his team to consecutive Northwest Conference titles in 2005 and 2006 and an appearance in the NCAA DIII National Tournament in 2006.
Kopple joined the program as an assistant coach under Bailey for the 2006-07 season and stayed with the program through Marty Hunter's 12-year tenure as the Bruins' skipper. During his 13 years as an assistant, Kopple worked his way up to the role of lead recruiter and helped Bailey and Hunter lead the program to 10 winning seasons, 11 NWC Tournament appearances, an NWC championship, and a pair of NCAA DIII National Tournament appearances.
Kopple has also helped coach five NWC Player of the Year honorees and dozens of players named to All-NWC teams for their performance on the field.
Outside of his career at George Fox, Kopple has spent his summers coaching in the West Coast League, a summer developmental league for collegiate baseball players. Kopple led the Portland Pickles to a pair of championships and a runners-up finish and later guided the Bend Elks to a league championship in 2015.
Kopple also has served as the head coach of Team Northwest in the USA Baseball Championship Cup, part of the National Team Identification Series for the USA National Team. His 16-and-under team swept the field and went 5-0 in Cary, North Carolina, winning the gold medal game in August of 2019 after outscoring opponents 29-9.

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