Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull returned to her hometown of Carmel for the second edition of her youth basketball camp, opening the doors of the Aletto Family Sports Center to more than two hundred children ranging from first to eighth grade.
A Camp With a Purpose
The curriculum emphasized dribbling, passing and shooting, but the real draw was the chance for campers to meet Hull, exchange high‑fives and capture the moment in group photos.
Hull described the gathering as more than a showcase of basketball techniques; it was an opportunity to give back to the community that shaped her early love for the game.
Legacy in the Making
Campers arrived wearing shoes reminiscent of Hull’s and sported her signature hairstyle, symbols of the personal connection she fosters with young athletes. Each participant left with a signed souvenir, a limited‑edition T‑shirt and a team photo, tangible reminders of the day.
The event unfolded just one day after the Fever’s victory over the Los Angeles Sparks, adding a celebratory backdrop to the camp’s energy. Hull reflected on the joy of hearing children shout “We love Lexie!” and on the privilege of inspiring girls to dream big within the WNBA.