BUFFALO, NY (JUNE 29, 2015) – Jim Kelly will be present for the 28th Annual Jim Kelly Football Camp at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. This marks Kelly’s first year returning to his camp since beating a cancer recurrence in 2014.
Jim Kelly will be available to address the media at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, June 30th, in the ADPRO Sports Training Center at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park.
The Jim Kelly Football Camp has been a cornerstone of youth football in Buffalo for nearly three decades. This year, the camp returns to its home of over a decade, Ralph Wilson Stadium. Registration was on Sunday, June 28th, and camp will run from June 28th-‐July 2nd.
Founded in 1988, the camp has been held at St. Bonaventure University, the Rochester Institute of Technology, and the University at Buffalo. In 2014, Sweet Home High School temporarily hosted camp due to now-‐complete renovations to the home of the Buffalo Bills.
Many campers have gone on to successful careers in college and even in the NFL – players like Dan Gronkowski, Anthony Dorsett, and John Corto, and current Buffalo Bulls Quarterback Joe Licata of Williamsville. Even more exciting for campers is meeting the current and former greats who visit the camp every year. This year’s celebrity guests will include several former Bills and other surprise guests.
“It’s great to be back at the Ralph. We couldn’t have done it last year without the tremendous support we received from Sweet Home High School, but there’s no place like home,” Kelly said. “The Buffalo Bills organization has been a true partner, and we are truly thankful for our relationship with them. Our camp is a positive environment where many lessons are learned and friendships made. A large number of our nearly 600 campers are returning, and I can’t wait to see them out on the field!”
For more information on, or to register for the annual Jim Kelly Football Clinic held in Rochester, NY at St. John Fisher College on July 14th, please visit www.jimkellyfootballcamp.com.
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