Azzi's Summer Camp. NIL Proceeds to Pat Summitt Foundation

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Real nice and detailed writeup of Azzi's Summer Camp

UConn women’s basketball star Azzi Fudd hosts summer basketball camp for charity: ‘Sense of purpose’

Under Armour, which owns a deal with the NBA’s Stephen Curry, who partners with Azzi, donated custom-designed shirts for the camp.

www.ctinsider.com

Lots of quotes from adoring attendees

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Gina Leonard grew up in Wethersfield and became a lifelong UConn fan before moving to Virginia. On Saturday, she brought her 12-year-old daughter, Adriana, to the camp to get a chance to learn from Azzi.

“I love UConn and I love women’s basketball really and she’s such a stronger player,” Adriana said. “She’s amazing to watch. She’s probably one of my biggest role models. She’s kinda like a celebrity and I was kinda nervous because I didn’t want to make the wrong moves or anything. It was amazing. It was really fun.”

 

[Zarathustra]

Classy move to give the proceeds to the Pat Summitt Foundation!
Go Girl(s).... GO!!!

 

[RockyMTblue2]

Her camp sounds pretty wonderful, inspiring tomorrow's leaders.

 

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It's great that Moma E was a part of it!

 

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It's great that Moma E was a part of it!

Good eye. Missed it

During the second session Saturday, former Husky and current Washington Mystics guard Evina Westbrook stopped by with her mom to make an appearance. When the camp ended, Westbrook stayed back to sign autographs with some of the campers.

 

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Real nice and detailed writeup of Azzi's Summer Camp

UConn women’s basketball star Azzi Fudd hosts summer basketball camp for charity: ‘Sense of purpose’

Under Armour, which owns a deal with the NBA’s Stephen Curry, who partners with Azzi, donated custom-designed shirts for the camp.

www.ctinsider.com

Lots of quotes from adoring attendees

Example

Gina Leonard grew up in Wethersfield and became a lifelong UConn fan before moving to Virginia. On Saturday, she brought her 12-year-old daughter, Adriana, to the camp to get a chance to learn from Azzi.

“I love UConn and I love women’s basketball really and she’s such a stronger player,” Adriana said. “She’s amazing to watch. She’s probably one of my biggest role models. She’s kinda like a celebrity and I was kinda nervous because I didn’t want to make the wrong moves or anything. It was amazing. It was really fun.”

This article is so well written and illuminates the character, class and maturity of Azzi so much that no comment is necessary. Enjoyed reading it, thanks for posting.