Yesterday, 25 youngsters from the Rosie the Riveter Trust had the opportunity to attend the Fueling Young Athletes Clinic in Walnut Creek. Hosted by the Warriors Basketball Academy and Chevron, the event aimed at developing the skills of young athletes using new technology. Lamarion Washington, one of the participants, praised the event for its focus on skill improvement and use of technology.
The clinic introduced the kids to Shoot 360 technology, which analyzes shooting, passing, and decision-making in real time. The participants worked in groups, engaging in skills competitions and friendly banter to keep the energy high. Adonal Foyle, a former Warrior center, highlighted the impact of technology on the evolution of the game and praised the young players for living in a time where technology enhances their skills.
Phillip Johnson, principal of Sylvester Greenwood Academy, emphasized the importance of sports in keeping students motivated and on the right path. The event not only focused on individual competition but also highlighted teamwork, discipline, and innovation. The participants were pleasantly surprised with tickets to attend a Warriors game together, adding to the unforgettable experience.
For those who missed the clinic, more opportunities are on the way. In March, the Warriors Basketball Academy will host additional camps in celebration of Women’s Empowerment Month. Stay tuned for more details on these upcoming events.
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