Hoops 101 Camp

Hoops 101 Difference

All Star Luke Gilliam tries to turn the corner against the counselor defense of Ben Whitman, Reed Rogers and Jenny Hill during the Hoops 101 All Star Game. Gilliam hit a buzzer-beater to beat the counselors for the first time in camp history. The Big 12 and NCAA campers and the rest of the camp look on and cheer in the background.

Daily messages and themes focus on the proper mental attitude and approach necessary to reach true self-actualization.Campers will leave each day with a printed motivational message to take home and reflect upon.

In addition, campers receive an in-depth report card at the end of camp,evaluating not only their playing skills, but,just as importantly, their attitude.

ABOVE: Coach Terroba addresses camp during a camp clinic on 1-on-1 skills.

LEFT: Hoops 101 campers Richard Armstrong and Logan McIntyre take time to thank the persons responsible for sending them to camp.

Every camper receives

A Hoops 101 Camp T-shirt
A Hoops 101 Basketball
A written evaluation with tips for continued improvement
A Drills for Skills Notebook Individual workouts for both guards and posts to take home
32 hours of instruction over the course of the week.
10:1 Camper to coach ratio.
A chance for several awards, trophies and prizes earned for outstanding achievement over the course of the week

Working Over Time

Coach Rodney Witcher takes time to demonstrate his 1-on-1 skills during a break at last year's camp.

Our coaches will stay after each and every day of camp to work with kids who want to focus on specific aspects of the game.

It also allows us to key in on certain areas that may have been missed during the camp day and to allow for more specialized instruction.