Lady Pioneers conduct basketball camp
Head Warren County High School basketball coach Ann Eades and her staff along with the Lady Pioneer basketball team completed their fourth annual Lady Pioneer Basketball Camp on Thursday.
65 young ladies from around the county in grades 3-9 went through the four-day camp working on such things as ball handling, shooting and the fundamentals of the game in order to improve their skills.
“We had a very good week,” said coach Eades.
“Everyone worked very hard and our campers showed a lot of enthusiasm. We had a lot of 4th and 5th graders and that’s very encouraging. It’s helps all the programs in the county and even the high school when we can get so many kids at an early age and help them with the fundamentals of the game. I want to thank the Lady Pioneers and my coaching staff for all of their hard work. We’ve been to two camps in the last two weeks and everyone is a little tired. But everyone came out here this week and did a great job. We had a lot of young talent out here and it was a pleasure to see these kids get so excited about the game.”
On the last day of camp the girls were divided into teams according to their age. The teams then played each other until a winner for each age group was determined. The camp ended with a shooting contest and with each campers receiving a T-shirt.