Camp counselors Hunter Farring, Emmanuel Romero and Ryles Buckley discuss what is next on the agenda during the last day of HRV basketball youth camp on June 24 at HRVHS.
Campers play one-on-one. The camp had athletes aged anywhere from third- to ninth-graders.
A couple friends chat while making their way outside for a popsicle break during the last day of camp on June 24 at HRVHS.
HRV women’s head coach, Steve Noteboom (right), and campers find their spot at center court after completing a 1-on-1 and 2-on-2 tournaments. A popsicle break would soon follow.
Sam Fauth gives instructions to campers for the next round of the 2-on-2 tournament in the upstairs gym at HRVHS during the last day of camp on June 24.
Women’s basketball head coach Steve Noteboom signals for everyone to meet him at center court. Noteboom was impressed with participation numbers, despite website and registration challenges.
Camper and incoming eighth-grader, Cooper Wells (center) enjoys his popsicle during the final session in the HRVHS youth basketball camp.
Fourth- and fifth-graders scrimmage while counselor Molly Routson officiates play.
Hood River Valley coaches and players put a on a weeklong basketball camp for elementary and middle school athletes.
Cancellations and delays due to COVID-19 have made organizing athletic events a challenge. With Hood River County being one of the leaders around the state, in term of vaccinations, sports have become a welcome distraction. Last week, the Hood River basketball program held its first youth camp in a year and a half.
Girls basketball Coach Steve Noteboom and boys assistant Juan Zuniga put together a youth camp for athletes in grades three through eight through the Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District website.
“We had 49 kids register,” Noteboom said. “It was a really good turnout.”
Participants worked on dribbling, footwork, and shooting skills. HRVHS athletes were present to help the kids and offer a sense of guidance. Zuniga says having the counselors working with the younger athletes offers a benchmark to strive for. He added that watching the high schoolers compete in games keeps the kids motivated to keep working on their craft.
To register, or to get questions answered about upcoming basketball events, contact Noteboom (steve.noteboom@hoodriver.k12.or.us) or Zuniga (juan.zuniga@hoodriver.k12.or.us).
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