OHS Cub Head Basketball Coach Eric Symank instructs young basketball camp attendees on the rules of one of many skill building games for the day. Photo by Will Sadler
Cubs enjoyed fun competition during the basketball summer camp, shown practicing a layu Photo by Will Sadler
Cubs practiced passing during basketball summer camp by racing down the court passing the ball between players. Photo by Will Sadler
This little Cub may have been out of his league attending camp with older and bigger basketball players but there is no denying he was having the best time making memories and learning skills. Photo by Will Sadler
Cub Basketball Camp attendees must dribble a ball with each hand to be the last Cub dribbling to win. Photo by Will Sadler
Two Cubs practice offense and defense under the basket. During camp, there are many ways to earn prizes, but the best is bragging rights over friends and fellow camp attendees. Photo by Will Sadler
One skill-building game played at the Cub Basketball Camp was the dribble competition. Players had to out-dribble and play a little defense as fellow players could knock the ball away. Photo by Will Sadler
Attendees of the Cub Basketball Camp practiced passing and dribbling through one of many games aimed at making learning and skill building fun. Photo by Will Sadler
Attendees at Cub Basketball Camp know having fun includes attending one of many athletic camps this summer. Not only will they make new friends and create lasting memories, they will be learning the skills that will give them the advantage on the court in

Summer Basketball Camp Offers Fun, Skill Building

Thu, 06/11/2026 - 12:00am
By: 
Will Sadler Advertising@olneyenterprise.com

Olney High School Cub Head Basketball Coach Eric Symank continues to build the Cub basketball program from the ground up by offering a summer basketball camp again this summer. The program is generally for elementary- aged children, but others attend as well because their friends are going.

“We are having a great camp this summer with a little over 50 sign-ups,” Coach Symank said. “Our goal for the younger athletes is to develop skills and put ourselves (coaches) in a better position in the future to have tons of skilled players to choose from.”

Coach Symank says that the kids have plenty of fun over the summer basketball program as well. There is some great basketball being played this summer for the Cubs.

For more information on the leagues, times and location please visit the Cubs Facebook page at Olney Basketball.

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