Camp Renaissance Basket-ball : Goal achieved

That's it for editing 2022 of the Legion of Honor Camp organized by Renaissance Basketball Club 2022. For five days, the basketball court at the Soweto Sports Center, located in Dédokpo was stormed by basketball enthusiasts from 13 at 17 years.

They were 52 girls and boys to take part in the camp 2022. Under the guidance of instructor Pierre Tonon, that we no longer present, around fifty children learned the fundamentals of basketball. Concepts of individual offensive and defensive knowledge, to the first collective notions, everything was scrutinized by the supervision put in place. Renaissance Basketball Camp 2022, it’s also about sharing experiences. The players from the RBBC senior team stopped by to do some interviews and show their younger brothers some little tricks. Also note the visit of the international Silver referee Jacques Houngbédji who spoke with nearly sixty participants whose age

As is often the custom, the last day of the camp ends with the All Stars Game which brings together the best of the group. The children had the grace to exchange with the former pivot of Renaissance Basketball Club, the Beninese Mouphtaou Yarou. The player from Étoile sportive Saint-Michel Le Portel Côte d’Opale (France) shared some moments of his story with his interns. According to all the participants Osseni kismath, 16 years, the camp was very beneficial to them. “I learned to pass and play as a team” particularly specified Ishak Gbadamassi. The fact of alternating games and entertainment has much more to one. “I played and I also made other friends and we had a bit of fun,” she said happily..

Objective achieved according to the vice-president of Renaissance BBC. “We give thanks to God. The camp went well. From what the coaches and the kids told me and what I saw, there is something to be happy about,” says Djemilath Anjorin.. She shows us that Africa is our home»‚ greeted the representative of the chain 2023 for a new vintage of learning.

Damien TOLOMISSI