The Ozark Mountain Basketball Camp concluded its annual showcase, honoring standout campers across a series of skill contests that drew participants from elementary through middle school grades.
A Day of Competition
In the 1‑on‑1 tournament, the fourth‑grade bracket was captured by Layla Sadler, who edged out a competitive field to claim the top spot, while Sammi Fosness secured the fifth‑grade title and Peyton Willett dominated the sixth‑grade division. Lola Fosness added a seventh‑grade championship, rounding out a sweep of age‑specific victories for the Sadler and Fosness families.
The Hot Shot competition mirrored that intensity, with Sadler again topping the fourth‑grade field, Addi Lucas prevailing in fifth, Coco Fulcher in sixth, and Lola Fosness once more emerging victorious in seventh. The runner‑up spots were claimed by Addison Gentz, Sammi Fosness, Addie Owens and Kennedy Killian, underscoring the depth of talent on display.
The Obstacle Course event highlighted a different set of abilities, as Josie Peano captured the fourth‑grade crown, Ava Lucas took fifth, Peyton Willett repeated success in sixth, and Elliott Decker claimed seventh. Runner‑up finishes went to Layla Sadler, Sammi Fosness, Addie Owens and Lola Fosness, illustrating the breadth of competition across grades.
In the Free Throw contest, Zavior Walker led the fourth‑grade division, Ava Lucas again shone in fifth, Coco Fulcher in sixth, and Elliott Decker in seventh. The second‑place finishers — Laynne Hickman, Lakyn Peeples, Willow Hilvert and Kelsey Bentley — rounded out a tightly contested finale.
Camp organizers praised the athletes’ dedication and the event’s role in fostering growth, noting that the recognition of these youngsters reflects the camp’s commitment to developing well‑rounded players. The ceremony not only celebrated individual achievement but also highlighted the community spirit that defines the Ozark Mountain Basketball Camp.