Camp Beezy Volume 6: Seoul Train
July 3-5, 2026 | Yonsei International Campus, Incheon, South Korea
We just wrapped an unforgettable Camp Beezy Volume 6: Seoul Train at Yonsei International Campus in Incheon, South Korea 🇰🇷 — and what a ride it was! Position-specific training, elite-level competition, and the kind of camaraderie that only forms when athletes chase excellence together.
We are forever thankful for every athlete, coach, referee, volunteer, and team that made the trip: 🇦🇺 Australia, 🇨 China, 🇮🇩 Indonesia, 🇯🇵 Japan, 🇲🇾 Malaysia, 🇵🇭 Philippines, 🇰 South Korea, and 🇺🇸 USA.
This is what Camp Beezy is all about — building skill, building character, and building bridges across nations, one rep at a time.
Day 1 at Yonsei International Campus is officially in the books! ⚡🏈
Position-specific skills training kicked off with an incredible lineup of coaches pouring their expertise into our Camp Beezy athletes:
🙌 WIDE RECEIVERS — Coach Greyson Bankhead
A standout WR from Centennial High School (Cen10) and UC Berkeley, Coach Greyson brought his playing pedigree straight to the field, sharpening our receivers’ routes, hands, and instincts.
🔒 DEFENSIVE BACKS — Coach Cam Bynum & Coach Anthony Brown
Starting safety for the Indianapolis Colts, Cam brings elite football IQ, versatility, and leadership forged as a team captain at Cal Berkeley. Alongside him, Coach AB — 31+ years of coaching experience and creator of the Square Technique System — broke down the fundamentals that build DBs from the ground up.
🎯 QUARTERBACKS — Coach John Bankhead
With 25+ years of experience training athletes across all 50 states and multiple countries, Coach John brought his signature motto to life today: Chase Greatness.
From technique to mindset, Day 1 set the tone for what’s ahead.
Day 2 at Camp Beezy Volume 6: Seoul Train brought the energy up a notch! ⚡🏈
The morning started with elite position-specific training, sharpening skills and fundamentals across the board — then it was straight into tournament action! 🔥
With teams representing nations across Asia-Pacific and beyond, the competition was fierce and the camaraderie even stronger.
🏆 WOMEN’S DIVISION
🇦🇺 Big Dawgs (Australia)
🇯🇵 Black Jaguaroses (Japan)
🇵🇭 Hurricanes (Philippines)
🇲🇾 Mermaids (Malaysia)
🇨🇳 Need! (China)
🇭🇰 OTT Elite (Hong Kong)
🇮🇩 Panji Garuda (Indonesia)
🇰🇷 Raptors (South Korea)
🏆 MEN’S DIVISION
🇦🇺 Dingos (Australia)
🇰🇷 Dokkaebi (South Korea)
🇵🇭 Hurricanes (Philippines)
🇯🇵 Kawasaki Frontiers (Japan)
🇨🇳 Mania (China)
🇲🇾 Nighthawks (Malaysia)
🇭🇰 OTT Elite (Hong Kong)
🇮🇩 Panji Garuda (Indonesia)
🇺🇸 Panthers (USA)
🇰🇷 Rok (South Korea)
Ten nations, one field, one shared love for the game — this is Camp Beezy. 🌏🏈
Day 3 at Camp Beezy Volume 6: Seoul Train — Championship Day! 🏆🏈
After two days of elite training and hard-fought tournament battles, the field at Yonsei International Campus crowned its champions.
👑 WOMEN’S DIVISION CHAMPIONS: Need! (China) 🇨🇳
👑 MEN’S DIVISION CHAMPIONS: Panthers (USA) 🇺🇸
Congratulations to both teams for their intensity, discipline, and heart throughout the competition — and to every team from every nation who stepped onto that field and gave it their all.
This is what Camp Beezy is built on: talent rising, nations connecting, and the game bringing us all together. From training to triumph, Seoul Train delivered. 🌏🔥
