Christ School is located on a 500-acre campus in the Blue Ridge mountains just south of Asheville, NC. Campus is 4 miles from Asheville Regional Airport and a similar distance from interstates 26 and 40.

Christ School has multiple lacrosse fields, an indoor turf practice field, collegiate-level weightlifting facilities, and more. The dormitories are modern and conveniently located around the main campus. There is a dining hall, student center, theater for watching movies or game film, and an auditorium that seats around 275 people. The 500-acre campus also has about 8 miles of trails, a small lake and pond, as well as a stream that runs through campus.

X10 has a certified athletic trainer from a major university on site at all times.

X10 also provides an on-site nurse who handles medical needs and dispensation of prescribed medicines.

Mission Hospital is a level 2 trauma center only 8 miles from campus. There is also an Urgent Care center just 3 miles from campus.

X10 Asheville is a co-ed camp with roughly 150 campers, with campers entering 5th through 10th grades.

Director Chris Bocklet and Administrative Director Emily Bocklet personally hire all X10 Adirondack staff. Male and female counselors are generally professional or collegiate players that Chris has either played with or coached.

Campus has six dorms, all equipped with common areas and more. Each dorm room is fitted with bunk beds, two desks, a walk-in closet, and sink. 

Campers can add a “roommate request” when registering.

The food at X10 Asheville is nutritious and delicious – and there is plenty of variety at each meal so campers and staff always have lots of choices.

We have a vegetarian and salad bar available at every lunch and dinner and fruit is served at all meals. Any food allergies and dietary restrictions must be indicated in your health form but are addressed and accommodated as needed.

The Christ School is a nut free facility and has plenty of gluten free options. Food is served at a buffet and well labeled.

X10 also has an afternoon and evening snack time.

Hydration is also essential to camper well being. There are water jugs on every field and frequent water breaks are taken throughout lacrosse sessions to maintain hydration. Campers must bring a labeled water bottle to camp.

While every day at X10 is unique and full of surprises, the days do follow a  common structure. On a typical day, campers participate in two Lacrosse-specific periods and two activity periods.

The session allows plenty of time for lacrosse, and so we break up the program with special days, fun, and special events.

Here is the “typical,” daily schedule at X10:

7:30am                        Wake-up 8:00am-9:00am          Breakfast & Room Clean-up 9:00am-11:00am        Lacrosse I - Skills 11:00am-12:00pm      Activity I 12:00pm-12:30pm          Lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm        Room Time 1:30pm-3:00pm          Activity II 3:00pm-5:00pm          Lacrosse II - Tactics 5:00pm-6:00pm          Dinner & Free Time 6:00pm-7:30pm          Lacrosse III - Games 7:30pm-9:00pm          Snack & Evening Activity 9:00pm-10:00pm        Room Time, showers, lights out

*schedule is subject to alterations to accommodate both Day and Overnight campers

Campers will also enjoy exploring new activities, spending time with friends, building a well-rounded character and most importantly, having FUN!

• X10 Olympics

• Hiking

• Ultimate Frisbee

• Talent Show

• Slip and Slide Wiffle Ball

• Basketball

• Volleyball

• Frisbee

• Golf

In addition to the indoor turf practice field, Christ School has other indoor training spaces, workout facilities, a basketball court, and more. The theater and auditorium are also perfect for reviewing film or watching movies.

Campers arrive between 9:00 and 10:00am on Monday and need to be picked up at 10:00 - 11:00 AM on Friday, the last day of camp.

Day Campers arrive at 10:00 on Monday and 9:00 Tues, Wed, Thurs. Day Campers need to be picked up each evening at 7:30 a.d do not attend Friday.