SHS girls basketball hosts scrimmage with Post Falls; youth camp starts Monday
DYLAN GREENE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 6 months AGO
Daylee Driggs fights to get down in the paint and attempt a shot during Tuesday's scrimmage against Post Falls at Les Rogers Court.
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Aliya Strock drives toward the paint during Tuesday's scrimmage at Les Rogers Court.
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Anna Reinink (right) tries to prevent a Post Falls player from stealing the ball during Tuesday's scrimmage.
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Sofia Platte rises up for a shot over a pair of Post Falls defenders on Tuesday.
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Daylee Driggs attempts a shot during Tuesday's scrimmage.
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Karlie Banks fights through contact to attempt a shot on Tuesday.
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A swarm of players fight for a rebound on Tuesday.
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SANDPOINT — The Bulldog girls basketball team hosted a scrimmage with Post Falls on Tuesday night at Les Rogers Court.
Starting Monday, the team will host a four-day youth camp for girls entering third to eighth grade from 10 a.m. to noon at Les Rogers Court.
The camp will focus on skill development and program concepts. The cost is $50, which includes a Sandpoint basketball T-shirt.
For more information on the camp, contact Sandpoint head coach Will Love by email at [email protected] or call 208-263-3034.
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