Basketball

Sam Alexis Basketball Camp Fosters Mentorship and Community at Apopka High School

Four‑day youth camp blends skill training with life lessons, highlighted by alumni involvement

The Sam Alexis Basketball Camp unfolded over four days at Apopka High School, drawing 48 youngsters between the ages of seven and thirteen.

Current and former Blue Darter players, together with volunteer coaches, guided the campers through a curriculum that emphasized ball‑handling, shooting, and teamwork.

Divisions and Leadership

Participants were split into an NCAA Division for the younger group and an NBA Division for the older cohort, each overseen by a dedicated commissioner such as Rafi Betancourt, while head coach Scott Williams helped shape the overall vision.

Activities ranged from drills and shooting contests to five‑on‑five league play, with senior players like Alex Congdon and junior Jacques Evariste offering on‑court corrections and encouragement.

A Legacy Beyond the Court

The camp concluded with championship games and a surprise appearance by Sam Alexis himself, whose brief remarks underscored the event’s broader mission of mentorship and community building.

Beyond the competition, organizers highlighted the lasting friendships formed and the confidence boost many campers said would carry them into the upcoming season.

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