Tim Boyle QB/WR Camp at Xavier High

Tim Boyle is set to return to Xavier High School in Middletown on Saturday, July 11, for a one-day quarterback and wide receiver camp aimed at youth players in grades 4 through 12. The event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the school’s campus on Randolph Road, according to the registration listing. Event materials describe Boyle as the host and say participants will work with him and Connecticut high school and college coaches. The camp adds to a summer routine that has tied Boyle back to his hometown program in recent years. NBC Connecticut reported in June 2025 that Boyle, a Xavier graduate and former UConn quarterback, had returned for his fifth annual football camp at the school and said the event was part of his effort to “give back to the community.” (eventbrite.com) ### When exactly does the camp start, and how long does it run? Saturday’s schedule begins with registration from 9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m., followed by an introduction from 10 a.m. to 10:15 a.m., according to the Eventbrite page. The listing gives the overall session length as 3 hours and 30 minutes, ending at 1:30 p.m. (nbcconnecticut.com) The Xavier High School venue is listed as 181 Randolph Road in Middletown, Connecticut. The event page identifies it as an in-person camp rather than a virtual clinic or lecture session. ### Who can attend, and what will players work on? The registration materials say the camp is open to students in grades 4 through 12 and is focused specifically on quarterbacks and wide receivers. (eventbrite.com) The Eventbrite description calls it a “QB & WR 1-day football camp” and says Boyle will coach alongside “some of the best football high school and college coaches in Connecticut.” The Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce event listing also describes it as a one-day football camp for quarterbacks and wide receivers in grades 4-12, hosted by Boyle at Xavier. That separate listing matches the date and location shown on Eventbrite. ### What do participants need to bring, and what is included? (eventbrite.com) Eventbrite says players should wear athletic apparel, bring both sneakers and cleats, and carry their own water. The listing adds that quarterbacks should bring their own footballs. The registration fee includes a camp T-shirt, according to the event page. (business.middlesexchamber.com) The listing also says an athletic trainer will be on site and that lunch will not be included. ### How much does it cost? Eventbrite lists tickets for the July 11 camp from $65.87. A separate event aggregation page listed the ticket price at about $66, consistent with the Eventbrite registration. (eventbrite.com) The organizer page on Eventbrite shows Boyle has hosted multiple events on the platform over several years. The listing for this camp identifies him as the organizer and shows Xavier High School as the site. (eventbrite.com) ### What is Boyle’s connection to Xavier and Connecticut football? Xavier High School and Connecticut media have long identified Boyle as a Xavier alumnus who returned to the school to run offseason instruction. (eventbrite.com) NBC Connecticut’s 2025 report described him as a former UConn quarterback and Xavier alum hosting his fifth annual camp there. Search results also show Xavier previously publicized Boyle’s return to campus for earlier editions of the camp, underscoring the event’s recurring place on the school’s summer calendar. ### Where can families find the final registration details? The Eventbrite page contains the schedule, equipment guidance, refund policy and registration link for Saturday’s session at Xavier High School. (nbcconnecticut.com) The Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce calendar also carries a separate entry confirming the date, venue and grade range. (xavierhighschool.org) Saturday, July 11, is the next key date for families planning to attend, with registration opening at 9:30 a.m. at Xavier High School in Middletown. (eventbrite.com)