Sports Colts 2018 Training Camp Schedule Includes 'Fan-Focused' Days The Indianapolis Colts and the City of Westfield release 2018 Training Camp Schedule, which is the 'most fan-focused' to date. Reply INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Indianapolis Colts fans get ready! The team released the 2018 Colts Training Camp schedule Wednesday for the July 25 to Aug. 18 dates, which will be held at the Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield for the first year. The team says this summer is the first year of a 10-year partnership to host camp at the Westfield location, nearly 20 miles north of Indianapolis. According to the release on the team website, this year's training camp will be the most fan-focused Colts camp to date. "There's no better way to kick off our 35th season in Indiana than holding our training camp in this wonderful new venue," said Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Colts vice chair and owner, in a release. "Training camp obviously is designed to prepare our team for a long, rigorous season in the NFL. But this year, we are building a bigger and better experience for our fans so they can be a part of this exciting process." Cost to attend training camp at Grand Park Sports Campus is free, but fans and guests must get a free ticket to enter each day, which can be obtained at Colts.com/Camp. Fans will have their eye on quarterback Andrew Luck, who threw a football in front of media during the early part of the team's three minicamp practices on June 12, nearly seven months after being placed on Injured Reserve. Training camp highlights include special themed days honoring local community nonprofits, military personnel, youth football and others, as well as Colts City, Colts In Motion, the Colts Play 60 Zone, the Colts Pro Shop and much more, including: • Saturday, July 28: Colts City is open from noon to 4 p.m.; practice 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Kids Day, presented by Riley Children's Health, featuring specially-priced kids' meals, the Front Row Autograph Zone for kids-only autographs, balloon artists, face painting, rock wall climbing and other fun activities. • Saturday, Aug. 18: Colts City is open from noon to 4 p.m.; practice 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens; Bike To Camp Day, on which fans will be encouraged to ride bicycles to camp using the Monon Trail greenway.<doc-sep>The Indianapolis Colts have now completed their second minicamp practice and the Colts’ coordinators have returned to the mic. Additionally, the Colts have released their schedule for their initial training camp at Grand Park, focusing heavily on the fans due to their having to shut them out a year ago. Today, we open up the phones again to take listener’s calls and end up diving into the offensive skill positions. How does the tight end unit shake out? Are there any real individual difference makers in the running back group? How pivotal is the battle for the No.2 receiver position going to be? These are just a few of the questions we attempt to decipher. Additionally, the defensive line gets some heavy attention in this round of calls. How will Jabaal Sheard be used? Can John Simon contribute and offer something to the Colts defense that none of the youngsters cans? Is Quincy Wilson the top CB? How will Kenny Moore be used in 2018? Many good calls on today’s live show for your listening pleasure. Please subscribe, rate and review the show anywhere you listen to podcasts. Colts Cast Links: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | BlogTalkRadio | SB Colts Cast YT Channel<doc-sep>
Today the Colts released their official 2018 training camp schedule. This is exciting for Colts fans, because last year the team kept a closed training camp and missed out on a chance to get in front of the community and be seen and interact with Colts fans. There is no cost to attend, so do yourself a favor and take the opportunity to get over and see them at some point, it is a good time. Here is the breakdown of what you need to know about this year’s camp. Dates July 25th-August 18th Location Grand Parke Sports Campus in Westfield, Indiana Noteworthy Days There are several dates during training camp in particular that will be very cool to check out. If you have kids, Saturday July 28th will be a great day to take them. Kids Day, presented by Riley Children’s Health will feature activities like balloon artists, face painting, rock wall, and specially priced kids meals. Most importantly, they’ll offer a kids-only autograph area so your kids can get to meet Colts players up close. Sunday, July 29th is an evening session that will have live music, BBQ, cheerleaders, and the full squad available for autographs. Saturday, August 11th will be Armed Forces Day, which will feature VIP suites for pre-selected military groups, autograph sessions, and various military displays in Colts City. Friday, August 17th and Saturday, August 18th will be the Colts’ joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens. Those practices are always enjoyable, and sometimes a bit fiery. To see the whole schedule including practice dates and times head here.