A basketball camp was held in San Antonio, bringing local young athletes together. The event featured some familiar faces, including a Brennan alum who now plays for the Atlanta Hawks. The camp was hosted by a former Brennan standout who is set to play college basketball.
This individual's family emphasizes the importance of community support. Further details about the camp and its organizers are available from KSAT 12.
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