Cooper and Ace Flagg Host Youth Basketball Camp at UMaine

Why this matters: This camp provides young basketball players with a unique opportunity to learn from two of Maine's most successful basketball players. It also highlights the Flagg brothers' commitment to giving back to their community.

Cooper and Ace Flagg, twin brothers from Maine, have quickly become basketball stars. Cooper's recent ascendance to the NBA as the number one draft pick has inspired many young athletes. Ace's commitment to play for the University of Maine adds to the excitement, bringing his talent back to his home state. The camp at UMaine's Memorial Gym provides a platform for young players to develop their skills and interact with these role models.

The camp will be staffed by top high school and college coaches in the area, and campers will be placed in small groups based on age, according to the event page. The structure of the camp includes lectures, fundamental basketball skills stations, contests, and non-contact games in a high-energy, fun, and positive environment.

The camp is open to kids entering grades 1 through 6.

The camp costs $249 for both days.

Participants will receive hands-on instruction from the Flagg brothers and coaches, a camp t-shirt, and a team photo.

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