MAC campers integrate with the entire camp throughout the day and reside in their own village with trained staff at night. The MAC Program fosters development, independence, and joy in all of the children who attend Frost Valley. A culture of caring based on empathy, respect, and empowerment grows strong, and friendships flourish. They encourage one another to try new things, and, together, they grow confident in their newly-acquired skills. Children of all abilities gain a sense of belonging on the shores of Lake Cole, on the playing fields, halfway-up the climbing tower, singing songs over lunch in the dining hall and storytelling around the campfire at night. In integrated groups, children experience the joys of pure play and the abundance of the natural world. Our values of inclusiveness, diversity, and respect point the way toward the development of interdependent relationships among our young campers. In partnership with the Young Adult Institute, Frost Valley YMCA welcomes children with developmental disabilities to join the wider camp community during supervised daily activities. Joejuan Williams also had a nice PBU on a Zappe throw intended for Devin Asiasi during a 7-on-7s period that featured music blaring from the speakers.A CAMP WHERE ALL ARE INCLUDED & CELEBRATED!

Terrance Mitchell, Jalen Mills, Malcolm Butler, Marcus Jones, and Jack Jones were all able to break up passes Saturday.

It was also a quick redemption for Dugger, who allowed Jones to complete a touchdown pass to Hunter Henry on the play prior. That turnover had the entire offense get down to the turf for push-ups. Jones' pass was intended for DeVante Parker in the end zone, but safety Kyle Dugger was able to jump the route, intercept the pass, and run it to the other end of the field for a pick-six.

The high point for the defense came in the final moments of practice and within the 11-on-11 portion that was focused in the red zone. Had this been a regular season affair, it's quite possible those would've been registered as sacks. That already abysmal completion percentage for the day by both QBs is arguably even more generous than how things actually played out on the field, as both quarterbacks were forced to scramble in the pocket after their initial reads weren't there.

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