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Hoops for All Youth Camp ends on high note, inspires next generation of basketball talents
Organised by Xcel Basketball Academy in partnership with the Ghana Basketball Association, the National Sports Authority (Bono Region), and the GSP Basketball League, the camp provided a unique platform for aspiring players to sharpen their skills, gain exposure to different aspects of the game, and learn from some of Ghana's leading basketball professionals.
The inaugural Hoops for All Youth Camp ended on a high note on Sunday, July 19, 2026, after three days of intensive training, mentorship, and competition that brought together 50 young basketball enthusiasts at the SSNIT Basketball Court in Sunyani.
The camp featured an experienced team of facilitators, including FIBA referee Martin Mmieh; National Team 3x3 Head Coach and FIBA 3x3 Coordinator Coach Jay 1; University of Ghana Basketball Team Head Coach Eric Ankamah; and Clifford Boateng, Head of Media for the Ghana Basketball Federation (GBF).
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