Mike Ray’s Basketball Camp Attracts More Than 50
In the photo are campers who attended the 22nd Mike Ray Basketball Camp. In no particular order, they were: Devon Kimble, Erika Hunter, Holden Moore, Hannah Shriver, Davin Copeland, Kirk Shriver, Cole Henderson, Sydney Duckworth, Levi Simpson, Logan Kuhn, Katlyn Kuhn, Taylor Lind, Travis McCoy, Madiline Goff, Sadie Goff, Dakota Kuhn, Chase Sturm, Danny Stewart, Gregory Stewart, Alexis Bragg, Lane Kolat, Jimmy Shamblim, Michayla Streets, Claudia Sheets Owes, Bryce Bartrug, Tyler Norris, Logan Norris, Cassie Tennant, Cori Agnoni, Monica Agnoni, Isaia Jobes, Camden Longwell, Cara Minor, Wyatt Metz, Sophie Palmer, Tori Hawkins Owes, Elijah Geho, Brandon Armstrong, Courtland Armstrong, Gavin Armstrong, Paige Shriver, Nikki Cunningham, Josh King, Andrew King, Haley Hayes, Levi Morris, Tori Hawkins, Rusty Morris, Hunter Goddard, Tessa Dudgeon, Chris Varner, Allie Hayes, Nick Phillips, and Josie Phillips. (Photo by Bruce Crawford)
Fred King, Larry Weekley, Jim Lawrence, Doug Steele, and Kerry Woods were the featured guests at this year’s 22nd Mike Ray Basketball Camp at Hundred June 20-24 week, where they talked about the game of basketball and what it takes to be good basketball players. Assisting Ray with the camp were Terry Metz, Sam Longwell, Raven McDiffitt, and Greg Hostutler.
The campers were divided into three grade groups: elementary, 2-5; junior, 6-8; and senior 9-12 grades. When they arrived at 9:30 a.m. every day, campers were greeted with a welcome and told what to expect that day and what guest speaker was scheduled. The camp concluded with awards and remarks by Ray himself.
Each day, campers practiced foul shots, three-point shots, and hot- spot skill fundamentals, such as ball handling, shooting form, offensive moves in the perimeter, boxing out, offensive moves in the paint, and defending the dribbler and cutter.
Campers also had competitions in a 50-yard dash, Sargent Jump, and block jump, along with other drills like figure eight passing. They also had scrimmage games among their groups.
Mike Ray’s Basketball Camp Attracts More Than 50
In the photo are campers who attended the 22nd Mike Ray Basketball Camp. In no particular order, they were: Devon Kimble, Erika Hunter, Holden Moore, Hannah Shriver, Davin Copeland, Kirk Shriver, Cole Henderson, Sydney Duckworth, Levi Simpson, Logan Kuhn, Katlyn Kuhn, Taylor Lind, Travis McCoy, Madiline Goff, Sadie Goff, Dakota Kuhn, Chase Sturm, Danny Stewart, Gregory Stewart, Alexis Bragg, Lane Kolat, Jimmy Shamblim, Michayla Streets, Claudia Sheets Owes, Bryce Bartrug, Tyler Norris, Logan Norris, Cassie Tennant, Cori Agnoni, Monica Agnoni, Isaia Jobes, Camden Longwell, Cara Minor, Wyatt Metz, Sophie Palmer, Tori Hawkins Owes, Elijah Geho, Brandon Armstrong, Courtland Armstrong, Gavin Armstrong, Paige Shriver, Nikki Cunningham, Josh King, Andrew King, Haley Hayes, Levi Morris, Tori Hawkins, Rusty Morris, Hunter Goddard, Tessa Dudgeon, Chris Varner, Allie Hayes, Nick Phillips, and Josie Phillips. (Photo by Bruce Crawford)
Fred King, Larry Weekley, Jim Lawrence, Doug Steele, and Kerry Woods were the featured guests at this year’s 22nd Mike Ray Basketball Camp at Hundred June 20-24 week, where they talked about the game of basketball and what it takes to be good basketball players. Assisting Ray with the camp were Terry Metz, Sam Longwell, Raven McDiffitt, and Greg Hostutler.
The campers were divided into three grade groups: elementary, 2-5; junior, 6-8; and senior 9-12 grades. When they arrived at 9:30 a.m. every day, campers were greeted with a welcome and told what to expect that day and what guest speaker was scheduled. The camp concluded with awards and remarks by Ray himself.
Each day, campers practiced foul shots, three-point shots, and hot- spot skill fundamentals, such as ball handling, shooting form, offensive moves in the perimeter, boxing out, offensive moves in the paint, and defending the dribbler and cutter.
Campers also had competitions in a 50-yard dash, Sargent Jump, and block jump, along with other drills like figure eight passing. They also had scrimmage games among their groups.