BETHEL 10 & UNDER BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP CONCLUDES
From the Jul 8, 2025 e-Edition
MCKENZIE, Tenn. (June 2025) -Bethel University Coach Jeff Britt and his staff concluded the Annual Wildcat Individual 10 & under boys' basketball camp Wednesday at Bethel's Crisp Arena.
One-on-one instruction, combined with team concepts, made the week fun.
Camp Winners:
Free Throw Champions: Carver Holt (17-30)
Hot Shot Champion: Ronan Stenberg (90%)
3 on 3 Champions:
Team Mustangs- Asher Ezell, Colt Bradley, Heston Nolen, Jude Porter
5 on 5 Champions:
Team Warriors- Jon Wilson Kee, Wyatt Hartz, Owen Koonce, Carver Holt, Jaxton Dethtoff
Each camper received a camp T-shirt, an instruction book, a certificate, and a camp basketball.
Coach Britt commented on the camp. "I think everyone had a great time. This was an active and fun group to have and we feel they learned some things to help them enjoy the game even more. We enjoyed having each one of these players on our campus and look forward to seeing them at our games this next season."
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