Young players hit the court at Snow College basketball camp

ByLloyd Call
Young basketball players race across the court during 2026 Snow College Women’s Basketball Kids Camp on Saturday at the college. The camp gave local children an opportunity to learn basketball skills and participate in activities with Snow College players and coaches.
Young basketball players race across the court during 2026 Snow College Women’s Basketball Kids Camp on Saturday at the college. The camp gave local children an opportunity to learn basketball skills and participate in activities with Snow College players and coaches.
(Greg Knight / Messenger Photo)

EPHRAIM—On Saturday, Sept. 12 the Snow College women’s college basketball team hosted a coed basketball camp for children in Grades K-8. Youngers enjoyed improving their skills, learning from the coaching staff and received an official camp T-shirt.

Conducted by Head Coach Michael Shreeve, 22 youth attended, one from Salt Lake, and the rest were from Sanpete.

Snow College women’s head basketball coach Michael Shreeve (far right) leads a group of young Sanpete County basketball players Saturday in workouts at the 2026 Snow College Women’s Basketball Kids Camp. The camp was open in two sessions for kids in grades K-3 and grades 4 and up.
Snow College women’s head basketball coach Michael Shreeve (far right) leads a group of young Sanpete County basketball players Saturday in workouts at the 2026 Snow College Women’s Basketball Kids Camp. The camp was open in two sessions for kids in grades K-3 and grades 4 and up.
(Greg Knight / Messenger Photo)

“We do this to connect with the kids in the community as an outreach. We get funding for our program, it gives our athletes a chance to give back to the community, and the more you connect with parents and community, the more likely they are to support your program,” Shreeve said.

He plans on growing the program. The next camp will probably be next summer.