Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp a success

• Campers work on proper dribbling techniques during Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. Dribbling was the first fundemental that was taught during the camp.
• Sulphur Springs head girls basketball coach Bryan Jones demonstrates a drill during Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. Jones is entering his third year as Sulphur Springs' head girls basketball coach.
• A camper jumps high for a layup during Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. Shooting layups was another key emphasis during the camp.
• A camper passes the ball during a passing drill at Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. The camp was a huge success, drawing dozens of participants.
• Campers work on dribbling low to the ground during Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. Each camper learned how to dribble in a number of different ways.
• A camper puts up a shot during Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. The annual camp focused on many key aspects of basketball, including shooting.
• Campers wait their turn to partake in a drill at Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp. There were two sessions: one for first through fifth grade students, and one for sixth through ninth grade students. Photos by DJ Spencer

Future is in good hands

Basketball has seen a big growth in popularity in Sulphur Springs in the last decade. That was evident by the attendance numbers at Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp.

The annual basketball camp, held May 30 to 31 in the Sulphur Springs High School Gym, was a hug success, drawing dozens of campers.

During the camp, campers were taught the fundamentals of basketball, including dribbling, footwork, shooting, and making moves.

The camp was conducted by head girls basketball coach Bryan Jones.