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Santa Fe Saints Athletics Sets Boys and Girls RECESS Camp for Nov. 23-24, 2026

October 19, 2026 · Brian Hradsky
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Santa Fe Saints Athletics will hold RECESS Camp on Monday, Nov. 23, and Tuesday, Nov. 24, during the first two days of Thanksgiving break. The two-day camp is open to boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade and will take place at the Santa Fe Gymnasium on the Northwest Campus in Gainesville, Florida.

Camp programming will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Parents may begin dropping off participants at 8 a.m. and must pick them up by 5 p.m., with both drop-off and pickup taking place at the gymnasium. The listed price is $350.

RECESS Camp includes sports, campus activities

Participants will play games with Santa Fe Saints student-athletes and coaches. Activities include arts and crafts, free play, corn hole, spikeball and basketball. Campers also will have time to watch a movie, paint or read.

The camp also will include tours of the Santa Fe campus, the Planetarium and the Teaching Zoo. Participants may have the opportunity to watch a college basketball practice during the event. The activities combine recreation with opportunities to experience the Santa Fe campus.

Each participant will receive official camp credentials and a camp T-shirt. Campers are encouraged to bring lunch, while the concession stand will offer drinks, candy and pizza for purchase.

FSB Take

RECESS Camp offers boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade a supervised Thanksgiving break option with sports, creative activities and campus visits. Families should note the Nov. 23-24 dates, the 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. camp hours, the $350 price and the 5 p.m. pickup deadline. The event will be held at the Santa Fe Gymnasium on the Northwest Campus in Gainesville.


Source: Original report